Comments Thread For: Miguel Cotto Advised By PR Trainers To Select Pacquiao

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  • Mr.0pal
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    #11
    Originally posted by Gary Coleman
    Cotto can't beat either, but they're saying he has a better chance of defeating Pacquiao. I agree with them.
    That's sad... It's like saying hey... you're a human... you have no chance against a leopard or a male lion but you have a better chance against the leopard. Good luck.

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      • throbk1974
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        #12
        He can either take a bad beating from Pac and get KO'd or chase Mayweather around the ring, while getting pot-shotted, for 12 rounds. Both are good paydays, tho.

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          • Gary Coleman
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            #13
            Originally posted by Mr.0pal
            That's sad... It's like saying hey... you're a human... you have no chance against a leopard or a male lion but you have a better chance against the leopard. Good luck.
            Pretty much. Sad but true. And I like Cotto.

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              • Gary Coleman
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                #14
                Originally posted by throbk1974
                He can either take a bad beating from Pac and get KO'd or chase Mayweather around the ring, while getting pot-shotted, for 12 rounds. Both are good paydays, tho.
                Chase Mayweather? Mayweather would be chasing Cotto by round 5.

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                  • jrosales13
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                      • Mr.0pal
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                        #16
                        Originally posted by throbk1974
                        He can either take a bad beating from Pac and get KO'd or chase Mayweather around the ring, while getting pot-shotted, for 12 rounds. Both are good paydays, tho.
                        I wouldn't even count on that. Floyd has shown in his last couple fights that he wants to walk guys down and open up more..... and somebody with as poor defense as Cotto.....

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                          • AzteK Warrior
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                            #17
                            What's the purpose of this fight??? Pacman already demolished Cotto easily. I vote for Cotto-Fraudly.

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                              • onechance87
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                                Yeah but we already saw manny beat up cotto up and made him
                                run and stop trying to win.I wanna see floyd fight cotto now.

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                                  • Bushbaby
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                                    I really believe that above 149 Cotto beats him. I know I know. 99% of fight fans don't think so. I guess the last thing left to ask is why then won't Pacman fight im at at least 150? Since he wins again and all. Simple question really.

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                                      • mannyfresh209
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                                        do people really want to see floyd/cotto? or will they say it's a manny pacquiao leftover fight?

                                        i've wanted to see this fight for years, but i'm 99% sure the majority of pacquiao fans would say it's a leftover fight that means nothing.

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