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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Cotto Feels Pacquiao Will Give Mayweather Big Problems

    WBC middleweight champion Miguel Cotto expects Manny Pacquiao to give Floyd Mayweather Jr. a lot of problems on May 2nd at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

    Cotto has been in the ring with both fighters. He was stopped by Pacquiao in the twelfth round of their 2009 clash, which took place at a catch-weight of 145-pounds. In 2012, he gave Mayweather all he could handle when dropping a twelve round decision in a fight which took place at 154-pounds.

    Pacquiao and Cotto share the same trainer in Freddie Roach.
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    • Jimmy 23
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      #2
      this news was supposed to be published five days ago

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        • Reloaded
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          Originally posted by Jimmy 23
          this news was supposed to be published five days ago
          It was in here , they like to keep things going .

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            • mike1010011
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              Cong**** cotto,in one article,you won the support of the pacquiao fans,and in the eyes of the floyd fans,ydksab.

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                • SeekDaGreat
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                  #5
                  Last edited by SeekDaGreat; 03-11-2015, 01:06 AM.

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                    • megadeth
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                      All these advantages + working with Freddie Roach and still got KTFO by a slower, lower iq, less killed than Mayweather fighter in Marquez. In 4 tries, Roach couldn't even come up with a definitive plan to deal with JMM, yet he can with Mayweather in one fight? Ok!

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                        • megas30
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                          What does one expect from a stablemate? Do we really expect a stablemate to root for the other guy?

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                            • stuff jones
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                              Originally posted by megadeth
                              All these advantages + working with Freddie Roach and still got KTFO by a slower, lower iq, less killed than Mayweather fighter in Marquez. In 4 tries, Roach couldn't even come up with a definitive plan to deal with JMM, yet he can with Mayweather in one fight? Ok!
                              Still going with those kindergarten level triangle theories are we?

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                                • Johnwoo8686
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                                  Originally posted by megadeth
                                  All these advantages + working with Freddie Roach and still got KTFO by a slower, lower iq, less killed than Mayweather fighter in Marquez. In 4 tries, Roach couldn't even come up with a definitive plan to deal with JMM, yet he can with Mayweather in one fight? Ok!
                                  Honestly, Manny seems to be training harder for this fight than I've EVER seen him train for Marquez. I think Manny sort of overlooked Marquez but he's not overlooking Floyd.

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                                    • aihki
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                                      Obviously JMM was battered on the 4th fight, Pac already had him until that perfect power right.

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