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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Cotto: I Will Not Sacrifice My Body Again For Pacquiao

    WBA junior middleweight champion, Miguel Cotto, has made it clear that he won't fight Manny Pacquiao at the welterweight limit of 147-pounds, where Pacquiao holds the WBO title. When the two boxers fought in 2009, a catch-weight of 145-pounds was mandatory in reaching the deal. Cotto was stopped in the twelfth round of that fight. For the rematch, which has a tentative date of June 9th in Las Vegas, Pacquiao refuses to fight Cotto above 147. This time around, Cotto will not give in. Pacquiao has to fight him at comfortable weight limit.

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    • Doctor_Tenma
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      Boss.........

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        • WHY U MAD SON
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          Yes YEs YES!!!

          Go Cotto!

          Say no to the fraud team of Pac/Arum. Leave them out to dry and fight Mayweather if Pac continues to duck.


          This is awesome news!

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            • WombBat
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              Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP
              WBA junior middleweight champion, Miguel Cotto, has made it clear that he won't fight Manny Pacquiao at the welterweight limit of 147-pounds, where Pacquiao holds the WBO title. When the two boxers fought in 2009, a catch-weight of 145-pounds was mandatory in reaching the deal. Cotto was stopped in the twelfth round of that fight. For the rematch, which has a tentative date of June 9th in Las Vegas, Pacquiao refuses to fight Cotto above 147. This time around, Cotto will not give in. Pacquiao has to fight him at comfortable weight limit.

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              the new catchweight king

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                • Young Money
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                  Good to hear Cotto speak for himself, but Pac still beats him at 147-154.

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                    • project xxx1
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                      bob arum ****ting his pants now,if they dont give cotto a fight with manny at 150 he walks away and fights floyd

                      good for cotto

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                        • Carpe Diem
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                          60 pages......

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                            • WESS
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                              *******s swore he didn't sacrifice anything the first time though....

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                                • WESS
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                                  Originally posted by project xxx1


                                  Bob arum ****ting his pants now,if they dont give cotto a fight with manny at 150 he walks away and fights floyd

                                  good for cotto
                                  Yup and although I know Cotto gets embarrassed he will make a hell of a lot of money fighting Floyd as Bob will have no control over Cotto's funds..

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                                    • Jim Tom
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                                      You shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free.

                                      Good to see that the mirage that is called Pacquiao is not in control anymore,the wheels coming off now

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