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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: De La Hoya: Mayweather Beat Tired, Not at His Peak Cotto

    Floyd Mayweather Jr. has heard all this before.

    He is getting too old. He is getting hit too much. He takes off too much time between fights.

    These debatable possibilities all are fuel for anyone giving Robert Guerrero a chance to overcome odds (6-1) and a significant skill disadvantage Saturday night in Las Vegas (9 p.m., Showtime Pay-Per-View, $69.99).

    Mayweather (43-0, 26 KOs) definitely got hit more during his last fight against Miguel Cotto than we're used to seeing, perhaps more than in any scrap since his narrow win against Jose Luis Castillo in their first fight 11 years ago.

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    • ihatebobarum
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      stfu cross dresser

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        • JohnDough
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          That's sad. The man sitting makingt all this money off Money and talks bad about him at every opportunity. Oscar is still mad about losing to Floyd and Floyd not giving him the rematch. Jealous bytch!!!!

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            • Outwest Exp 355
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              The same tired Cotto that Canelos trying to get in the ring with? What can I say I guess hes just doing his job. Trying to hype the fight

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                • JohnDough
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                  And Cotto became a Mega-draw after this fight, because he was able to land a few jabs while getting the side of his skull caved in all night. Too bad it only lasted one fight.

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                    • PAC-BOY
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                      Originally posted by Pan-Africanist
                      The same tired Cotto that Canelos trying to get in the ring with? What can I say I guess hes just doing his job. Trying to hype the fight
                      i agree. Canelo gets no points for fighting Cotto. At ALL!

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                        • Jack Napier
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                          it's too bad Floyd didn't fight Cotto in 08 like he shoulda done
                          he woulda beaten him worse and it actually woulda mattered
                          he still smoked Cotto clearly, but it was too late for it to be big
                          that was just a ho hum fight, albeit a decisive and lucrative win
                          Cotto is even worse off at JMW than Floyd, despite being bigger
                          and Cotto was way more past it than Floyd

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                            • Outwest Exp 355
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                              Originally posted by PAC-BOY
                              i agree. Canelo gets no points for fighting Cotto. At ALL!
                              WHAT?????? PAC-BOY and I agree. Theres still hope for peace in the middle east.

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                                • throbk1974
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                                  It happens to everybody. De La Hoya beat a tired, not at his peak Chavez.....TWICE!

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                                    • eddiefutch
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                                      So I guess Cotto will be rested and at his peak when ODLH tries to feed him to Canelo.

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