We got a good fight in Cotto-Margarito II

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    Dinamita
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    #11
    Two great PPV's in a row, Pacquiao-Marquez III (minus the bogus decision) and Cotto-Margarito II. We all crap on Top Rank (and rightfully so most of the time) but they delivered big these past cards.

    hopefully we can close out the year with a **** with the upcomming Froch-Ward bout, and Khan and Peterson give us a decent showing.

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    • dj Calleti
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      #12
      Originally posted by ChiRock773
      I wanna see Cotto/Margarito 3 in 2012...Let Margarito's eye heal a bit...
      It won't.

      Tony should retire if he knows what's good for him.

      It's a shame, but that's reality.

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      • Exciterx30
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        #13
        Originally posted by ChiRock773
        I wanna see Cotto/Margarito 3 in 2012...Let Margarito's eye heal a bit...
        That would be interesting but where would Antonio be licensed? That's tough.

        One more thing,that girl on your avatar is really hot. I'd like one like that in a heartbeat. Who wouldn't?

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        • turbotime
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          #14
          lol who cares that Cotto busts up. Delahoya busted up against Chavez, was Chavez on his way to winning? Cotto was busted up against Judah. Was that verdict in doubt? It was a good fight and Cotto won as comfortably as I thought he would.

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          • turbotime
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            #15
            Originally posted by dj emzz
            It won't.

            Tony should retire if he knows what's good for him.

            It's a shame, but that's reality.
            Yeah, what a shame that the cheater isn't gonna get paid millions to be a walking punching bag anymore.

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            • ChiRock773
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              #16
              Originally posted by Exciterx24
              That would be interesting but where would Antonio be licensed? That's tough.

              One more thing,that girl on your avatar is really hot. I'd like one like that in a heartbeat. Who wouldn't?

              NY again or even Chicago...Chicago would would be a more nuetral place for Margarito...and Cotto since there's alot of Mexicans and Ricans there....

              two warriors went at it today....I'm not feeling bad at all.....this is what boxing is all about...

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              • Aracibo04
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                #17
                Originally posted by savorduhflavor
                Word man.

                Margarito's all heart. We'll never know about the plaster thing but I just look at it as gameplans.

                Cotto fought into Margarito's gameplan the first fight and got beat up. In this fight he smartened up and won comfortably.

                Was an entertaining one-sided fight.
                Just like the pac vs marg fight!

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                • TintaBoricua
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Exciterx24
                  To be honest, I think both guys felt the punches of each other tonight. They just feel so much disdain that they will not give credit to one another. Both know, deep in their hearts, they were in a fight.

                  Yes, I'm not a fanboy and never will be. I'm glad it was noticed.
                  Tony moved more from Cotto's punches in this second fight than he did in the first. Cotto was tired, but it was the result of MUCH more movement in this second fight. He was getting tired from the movement but it was a hell of a lot better than getting tired from throwing too many punches and trading with Margarito. By now, I think the Margarito blueprint is definitely developed, revealed, and released to the masses: box and conserve stamina. If you get tempted to throw everything at him, you're setting yourself up for a big letdown in the final rounds.

                  I think Cotto did excellent but he had some ****** moments as well. I'm not sure, but I think it was in the third round or fourth round that Margarito got to him and he started fighting on the inside with Margarito. After that, he didn't look so good but apparently recomposed himself and started hitting Margarito a lot more and more cleanly as the fight went on. By the time he got to the eighth round, I firmly believed that Cotto had it in the bag. It's not like he was going to submit in Madison Square Garden. The only way Margarito was going to beat him was by beating him up the way Pacquiao did, that wasn't happening or showed any indication of that whatsoever.

                  Part of me feels bad for Margarito. He just dropped to 1-3 in his last 4 fights, all to great fighters, mind you. He still would have a terrific chance at anyone in the 154 pound division if it WEREN'T for that eye. His career at the elite level, especially with heavy left punchers, is over. He can still take a punch and has a lot of heart, but his face just doesn't hold up anymore, unfortunately.

                  Also, as an interesting note I pointed out a long time ago, and have to point it out again (although this is more due to styles)...

                  MAYORGA-12th round TKO's to Mosley and Cotto
                  MARGARITO- 9th round and 10th round TKO to Mosley and Cotto



                  BTW, if anybody is still reading, Margarito still has power. I've never been sold that Margarito doesn't have anything in his punches. He does, he marked up Cotto and marked up Pacquiao. Mosley is the only fighter out there that beat Margarito with little to non-existant difficulty.

                  I'm out, guys. Sleepy as hell...Goodnight!

                  BTW, ya'll can hate me if you want, but this fight was nowhere near as dramatic as the first. It was entertaining and I wsa excited watching it unfold. The crowd reaction couldn't have been better. The undercard was terrific, my friends WERE ACTUALLY sitting down watching the whole undercard with intrigue. It was good. To be honest, I think I'm beginning to relax more as time passes. I don't get up to cheer or scream at the tv AS MUCH AS I USED TO.
                  Last edited by TintaBoricua; 12-04-2011, 03:56 AM.

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                  • Visceral
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by NY Rican
                    Great night for boxing it's exactly what the doctor ordered. First ppv of 2011 that was worth it.
                    Pac/Marquez 3 was definetly worth the money.

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                    • bojangles1987
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by ThePhantom5
                      Great night all around.
                      Definitely. Something nice in every fight, both HBO and Showtime.

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