Cotto vs Trout on right now! Showtime

[LoadedWraps]

Boxing replay right now on showtime

[#CaneloKhan]

seen cotto get beat up enough for one lifetime no thanks

[Beercules]

Just tuned in

[cork]

Never understood why cotto is so respected as a good win. He loses every time when his opponent is any good. I mean his best win is over Shane Mosley? Can someone explain to me why he's such a big win?

[#CaneloKhan]

Never understood why cotto is so respected as a good win. He loses every time when his opponent is any good. I mean his best win is over Shane Mosley? Can someone explain to me why he's such a big win?

absolutely no reason outside of that he is a draw and have fans.

He lost every major fight he had.

[Beercules]

I would bury my 2 inch pecker in his wife's boobs though.

[SunSpace]

Cotto's a big deal because he fought everybody. Check the list. And lots of these fighters were either undefeated or still in their prime. And I don't understand why people mention Shane Mosley like if that weren't a huge win, like if it were the past-prime Mosley from now or something. Mosley was still in his prime back then, and, refer to Margarito's loss to Mosley, a prime Mosley is a BIG deal. At the end of the day, in Cotto's case, it's a whole career of fights that stand out, even more so than any signature wins he has. Oh, and, Cotto's losses have a bunch of asterisks all over them, too. Overlooking the circumstances around them would be to oversimplify the equation here, in my opinion.

And I'll go back to Mosley, because I really don't get the argument. A past-prime Mosley almost knocked Mayweather out; do you think a PRIME Mosley was a walk in the park? C'mon.

[bigdunny1]

Just rewatched the fight...totally forgot that cotto again ran out the ring like sore loser not giving a interview just like he did in Canelo fight.

[bigdunny1]

Cotto's a big deal because he fought everybody. Check the list. And lots of these fighters were either undefeated or still in their prime. And I don't understand why people mention Shane Mosley like if that weren't a huge win, like if it were the past-prime Mosley from now or something. Mosley was still in his prime back then, and, refer to Margarito's loss to Mosley, a prime Mosley is a BIG deal. At the end of the day, in Cotto's case, it's a whole career of fights that stand out, even more so than any signature wins he has. Oh, and, Cotto's losses have a bunch of asterisks all over them, too. Overlooking the circumstances around them would be to oversimplify the equation here, in my opinion.

And I'll go back to Mosley, because I really don't get the argument. A past-prime Mosley almost knocked Mayweather out; do you think a PRIME Mosley was a walk in the park? C'mon.

Mosley was NOT in his prime when Cotto beat him. Early 2000s on roids was his prime. 4 losses later unofficially 5 losses if you count the robbery in the oscar rematch and he was almost 4 years removed from last holding a world title when Cotto fought him. Looking back Mosley beating Margarito says more about Margarito without hand wraps then it did about Mosley or him still being in his prime.

[Lords]

Never understood why cotto is so respected as a good win. He loses every time when his opponent is any good. I mean his best win is over Shane Mosley? Can someone explain to me why he's such a big win?

Cotto fought everyone and didn't duck anyone like everyones favorite fighter does. He won titles in 4 different weight classes. I mean, its not rocket science.