Cotto deleted his comment on twitter about his disagreement with the judge's decision

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He must have re-watched the fight in his ski lodge.

Fair play to him!

https://twitter.com/#!/realmiguelcotto

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Come to think of it, sounds to me like Cotto pulled a Juan Manuel Lopez.

[Cuauhtémoc1520]

I think that's why he left, because he actually thought he won. In his defense though, when your in there fighting it's much different than seeing it from the outside.

[Weebler I]

lol @ OP.............

I'd say he's had word from above to delete it. Maybe the promise of a rematch?

[DeltaSigChi4]

Did not even realise you could delete tweets.

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[~AK49~]

I think that's why he left, because he actually thought he won. In his defense though, when your in there fighting it's much different than seeing it from the outside.

This, plus all the emotion that is involved, in both preparing for months for the battle, and the battle itself, i cant say i blame him. Personally, as long as the fighter brings it in the ring, i could care less what interviews he does or doesnt do.

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I think that's why he left, because he actually thought he won. In his defense though, when your in there fighting it's much different than seeing it from the outside.

Yep, that's why he bailed. He thought all those punches he was throwing were hitting Mayweather, obvs some got through. But the rest were hitting shoulders and arms.

[The Big Dunn]

Yep, that's why he bailed. He thought all those punches he was throwing were hitting Mayweather, obvs some got through. But the rest were hitting shoulders and arms.

He fought his best and still lostat least 8 rounds. Maybe he was just discouraged because he lost to a better man.

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lol @ OP.............

I'd say he's had word from above to delete it. Maybe the promise of a rematch?

Oh right, because that makes so much sense.

[Gino Ros]

This, plus all the emotion that is involved, in both preparing for months for the battle, and the battle itself, i cant say i blame him. Personally, as long as the fighter brings it in the ring, i could care less what interviews he does or doesnt do.

Boy... I remember when people didn't cut Floyd a break because he was emotional in a Merchant interview.


Wow. The double standard.

Not saying YOU...i mean in general.