1 thing i have noticed bout Cotto fans and appreciate

[IronDanHamza]

Too far.........

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[IronDanHamza]

FYI, what I said is that a floyd win over Hatton at 140 instead of 147 would have enhanced his resume more and you have people talling me that I said floyd avoided him at 140. It's funny how touchy people get about their hero.

@ Floyd Mayweather being my hero.

And you did imply that he avoided Hatton at 140 in several occasions.

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[Bushbaby]

Ok, that's a different debate though.

Still, you do see how one being unable to bully another doesn't necessarily mean they don't belong at that weight, right? That's all I'm getting at Bus

Well back to my original point, in his 2 fights there he looked like $h!t. So going by the facts of those 2 fights, I've concluded he didn't belong. If you feel like debating he did, just show me where he did, that's all I'm saying.

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@ Floyd Mayweather being my hero.

And you did imply that he avoided Hatton at 140 in several occasions.

To be fair, he then switched it to Mayweather not trying hard enough to get the fight or something. Whatever that means.

[IronDanHamza]

dont care, shane fought better fighters in their primes than floyd

And?

What does that have to do with anything?

Do your posts just have no relevance every time? Or what?

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Shane fought better fighters than Floyd in their primes? It took him about 35 fights to get in the ring with someone elite.

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[IronDanHamza]

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I agree, because he wasn't a welterweight.................

So, just because Hatton wasn't effective against Collazo that means he wasn't a WW?

Why?

Again, that is discrediting Collazo.

The reason he looked bad against Collazo was down to Collazo, not the weight.

IMO, against Mayweather, although losing clearly at the time of the stoppage he showed that he was strong at WW.

Just perhaps not for the big guys, like Collazo.

Which is why he gets no more credit at 140 than he would at 147.