Is it true that Floyd lost to a Cuban...

[26 and Live]

BUT... That fight with the Cuban was really close and I don't know if Floyd really won.

But that fight with the Bulgarian was definitely robbery!!

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...in the Olympics and the trainer of that Cuban is Cotto's actual trainer? I think its BS but just wanted to know.

This is the same rumor Ive heard, my bro was the one who told me this and Ive been asking around but no one has ever replied.

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[Hougigo]

Pedro Diaz coached the cuban amateur team for 20 years I think... or was at least a part of it

[Da Boxer]

Thanks for the video links!

[jayjames616]

You can't see their feet but in the second round it looked like a knock down should have been scored for the cuban

[ChampBox@PR]

Pedro Diaz, Cotto's trainer, is in the corner of the cuban, saw him and heard his voice in the corner!

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If the rumors are true this can't be it since Pedro Diaz ain't the one in the Cuban corner and how was that not a KD and Aragon landed an uppercut right after and got no point?

EDIT:
Well the above poster said he saw him and heard him but I didn't. Or maybe this was it and Cubans considered it a robbery cause I thought that was def a KD IMO.

[ChampBox@PR]

If the rumors are true this can't be it since Pedro Diaz ain't the one in the Cuban corner and how was that not a KD and Aragon landed an uppercut right after and got no point?

EDIT:
Well the above poster said he saw him and heard him but I didn't. Or maybe this was it and Cubans considered it a robbery cause I thought that was def a KD IMO.

Diaz, wasnt the head trainer he was a second in the corner!!

By the way, when they go to the corners after the first round, the second cuban voice you heard talking is Diaz!

[Discipline]

Some interesting facts people:

Lorenzo Aragon (Cuban) first defeat in the Olympics came at the hands of Mayweather Jnr.
(1996)

8 years later, he moved up to welterweight, and defeated Vanes Martirosyan in the 2004 Olympics.

He also defeated Andre Berto and Mario Kindelan (who beat Khan in the Olympics) in various other tourneys!