So because Cotto lost to PAC he isn't elite? Marquez lost to PAC twice and Mayweather but he's still keeps his elite status though right? Cmon know what you talking about before you post .. Cotto IS an Elite fighter period
Comments Thread For: Cotto: No Doubt I Would Beat Pacquiao in a Rematch
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Cotto fought Clottey, what are you on?Your boy ducked Clottey like a plague > Pacquaio beat Clottey who cant afford to open up otherwise Pac will knock him out. Just like Mosley and Cotto chose to ride their bycycles = Clottey chose to cover in his turle shell while Margarito fought in bravery but Pac broke his orbital bone in the process.
And you are dreaming if you think Pac would have knocked Clottey out if he had opened up. What a silly fanboy assessment of that fight.
For the most part, Clottey CHOSE not to fight back, in spite of being successful when doing so. When he let Manny off the ropes in round 6 (?) after out-punching him, and backed up to the center and gloved up so that Pac could open up again..... it looked like a well-rehearsed sparring exhibition.
If you think his performance justifiably earned him a bonus, then you only watched one guy that whole fight..... like most *******s.Comment
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The Cotto that fought Margarito beats the Pac that got dished up by JMM.
If both agree to undertake full OSDT's, and no catchweight, Cotto wins.
I am pretty sure that Pac was clean when he fought Marquez. Despite having "his best camp ever", Manny was a few pounds lighter than usual, he was not as ripped as usual, he did not appear to have the same confidence as usual, and he did not appear to have the same fire as usual.Comment
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No, you just need the right skillset and the right gameplan.
Morales did not " dream about Pacquiao for years ".Comment
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He did not actually have a trainer for the Pac fight.Cotto currently has a pretty decent corner. He has always been able to correct the mistakes that contributed to his past defeats. In rematches he has always found the way to victory. Back in 2004 Cotto bet Kelson Pinto when they were both undefeated (Kelson is tall like Margarito and had previously bet him in the amateurs)... With his new trainer Cotto's stamina has and will continue to improve. At this point Cotto feels very confident he can beat Pacquiao and I agree he has a good shot at it. The fight would definitely generate good $$$$$ revenew. Nevertheless one foreseeable problem with Pac and his team would most probably be to "again" demand a B.S. catchweight which would equal to "again" having some advantage over Cotto.
He had his old cutman Joe Santiago running him through his drills.
Cotto was in much worse shape than he is now, he was highly vulnerable and ripe for the picking..... battered by Margarito/Clottey, not on top of his game, not confident, no coach, and forced to fight at catchweight.
A more confident Cotto. with a good corner, and no catchweight, beats the (seemingly deflated) Pacquiao that lost to Marquez.
Just saying.....Comment
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Well now we know who pacman is fighting next, a rematch with Cotto..gotta keep it in house baby, Arum style...piece of crapComment
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I am starting to see the correlation between Manny having subpar performances against any live dog who is not disadvantaged on the scales.I don't know Cotto could possible beat Manny because IMO, Manny isn't 100%focused on boxing these days.
Kinda like Oscar when he started his promotional company and digressed as a fighter.
I'm starting to see the correlation between Manny having subpar performances (Margarito, Mosley, Marquez) and the time he got into politics (post Clottey fight).Comment
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The Cotto that fought Margarito beats the Pac that got dished up by JMM
And Steward agrees.....
Fresh on the heels of his 10th round TKO over Antonio Margarito this past weekend in Madison Square Garden, Miguel Cotto took to the press in his native Puerto Rico. While Cotto’s triumph over his Tijuana foil in their grudge rematch was a comprehensive and impressive display, one can’t help but to wonder what the future hold for the 31-year old champion. Speaking to Primera Hora’s Esteban Pagan Rivera, Cotto was sure to state his desires towards a second encounter with WBO welterweight champion Manny Pacquiao, expressing full confidence in his abilities to defeat the Filipino icon in a possible rematch..Comment
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