Miguel Cotto vs Victor Ortiz

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  • RL_GMA
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    Miguel Cotto vs Victor Ortiz

    This fight ironically seems to make a lot of sense. Both guys are coming off losses, both have exciting styles, Ortiz can easily make 154, Cotto is working with Golden Boy freely now, and a win by both can put them back in the hunt.

    Anyone else wanna see this?
    Tags: cotto, miguel, ortiz, victor
    • 4Corners
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      Naw.

      I'd rather see Ortiz fight Maidana/Lopez winner, Guerrero even if he loses to Mayweather, or Malignaggi. And I'd rather see Cotto fight the possible Smith/Molina winner.

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        • bojangles1987
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          Not a bad fight. It would be great for Cotto to show where he is, because even a past prime Cotto should beat Ortiz comfortably. If Ortiz did win, its a good name to add.

          Both are coming off 2 losses as well, so you can't exactly use that excuse to discredit the winner.

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            • El Angel
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              I wouldn't want to see it, just because they're my two favorite fighters. Cotto should still have enough to beat Ortiz at this point.

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                • JmH Reborn
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                  #5
                  I like the fight, I think it'd be a good win for either fighter.

                  I still want to see Cotto fight the winner of Smith/Molina though

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                    • Doctor_Tenma
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                      Nah, not interested, Cotto did better than expected against the best fighter in the sport, and fought competitively throughout with Trout winning 4 arguably 5 rounds regardless of what many think. Ortiz got knocked out, then got his jaw broke against a Jr WW, I'd rather Cotto fight Carlos Molina, Lara and work his way into a Trout rematch.

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                        • RVABoxer
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                          I'd definitely like to see this fight I think its a very exciting match up

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                            • thatdudespits
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                              Cotto is much better than Ortiz... Cotto by KO....


                              Posted from Boxingscene.com App for Android

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                                • Cuauhtémoc1520
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                                  Very exciting fight style wise but I think Cotto isn't going for it. Too high of a risk and not enough reward.

                                  Cotto has his sights set on big money fights, aka Canelo.

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                                    • thatdudespits
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                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by thatdudespits
                                      Cotto is much better than Ortiz... Cotto by KO....


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                                      that being said... watching ortiz get KOed is always fun...




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