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Come on Pac, show Arum that you're the boss and do what is right for you, the people and boxing. 
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I see that you are the same dimwit and posting the same silly posts. The fighters must abide by whatever is in their contracts, and with more legal brains involved in boxing contracts than in any other sport (guessing) it would be delinquent to expect that a clause would not exist in a fight contract where a fight can be postponed, opponent changed for cause, and change of venue even at short notice, for the same reason, good cause.
Of course there could also be a clause in which the boxer is entitled to refuse any or all of these alterations, but that would always leave the promoter in a real mess, having already spent or committed himself to much of the money needed. In fact it could potentially cause a group of law suits with the Promoter as defendant. I can't see any promoter putting himself in that position.
Any other stance, carried through by a fighter would undoubtedly result in a law suit, which he'd certainly lose. Cotto was feeling either "chesty", unappreciated, or adding to the PR for the fight. maybe all three. it's typical of you, behind your protective keyboard, to urge contract breaking on Pacquiao.................as if he's listen to you...............
How you love to display my comment about Klitschko's perfectly working eyelid in the Lewis fight, even though the dr gave his reason for stopping the fight to be that his eyelid could not open, thus showing his incompetence. Maybe you think it brings you luck. Whereas for me, it shows that my factual comment has been appreciated by you. For which, much thanks.
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