Cotto will get in. I've heard from boxing writers who have said the same.
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Originally posted by Slyboots View PostCotto will get in. I've heard from boxing writers who have said the same.
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To me he probably deserves to get in, he has taken on the best available fighters and won titles in 3 divisions
If i was being a bit less generous then he has options to get him in, some more likely than others.....
1. A title in a 4th weight class (a first for a PR fighter) vs Chavez ....
2. A win over the MW Champion of the world Sergio Martinez
3. A rematch win over Pacquaio, the #2 (imo) fighter on the planet
4. A win over Boxing's top man Floyd Mayweather Jnr
5. A Unification win over Undefeated star Saul Alvarez
6. A solid run at LMW vs some good contenders like Kirkland, Lara ect...
Either one of these six options gets him in for sure as far as im concerned, like i say though some would be far more unlikely than others.
Id like to see him take on Alvarez and Pacquaio in his next fights but i can see the Chavez Jnr fight being a real option and not one im crazy on... Jnr who isnt great but.... well actually he is pretty poor, just not as bad as advertised, wouldnt bring much respect from the critics if Cotto should win and with his size - the guy is a Big MW, against Miguel who is a stump at the weight and who's power may not be quite the same up in weight IS a threat....
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Originally posted by RIZO24 View PostI have no doubt he will get in but is he worthy?? Especially with what he has done at 154 so far???Is what he did at 140 and 147 enought to be HOF material?? His biggest win IMO was against an older Mosely...
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Originally posted by porknchili View PostHis resume is quite worthy in my opinion. His wins at 140 over Carlos Maussa, Victoriano Sosa, Lovemore N'dou, Kelson Pinto, Randall Bailey, DeMarcus Corley, Ricardo Torres, Gianluca Branco, and Paulie Malignaggi are often overlooked but they are very solid wins. At 147, his wins over Quintana, Urkal, Judah, Mosley, and Clottey are extremely solid as well. At 154, he beat Yuri Foreman who, if you don't remember, was a 2-1 favorite to beat Cotto and most boxing fans and boxing "experts" were picking Foreman to beat Cotto easily. Hell, Yuri Foreman was a legitimate champion too since he beat Daniel Santos. Add his wins over Margarito, Mayorga, and Gomez (lol) and that seems like a pretty strong resume to me.
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He should have made the cut already, 3 division world champ only 1 unavenged loss to date against several top opponents.
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