Have you guys heard Malignaggi's interviews? He's intelligent and very well spoken. I'm not talking about the trash talking he does. I'm talking about interviews where he talks about the fight and boxing in general. He's a great speaker, one of the best I've ever heard. It might be good for the sport if he sticks around. And oh yeah, he is as confident as it gets. I don't care who wins this fight, I'm just glad it's happening, and I grow more interested every day.
Oh yeah? Malignaggi?
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he is one of the more articulate guys out there. i thoroughly enjoy listening to him, and doesn't come off as a punk either.
the best scenario for me that night would be for cotto to win a competitive scrap with malignaggi showing grit and mettle, winning over scores of fans of his own.
i'd like to see malignaggi do good in the future, i actually find the kid hard to dislike.Comment
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Originally posted by BLOODSHEDNeither of them are fighting the best.
That's the bottom line. And Malignaggi doesn't have HBO behind him like Cotto. So you can't accuse Malignaggi of something, when Cotto is guilty of the same thing.
Cotto's management's response to Cotto being rocked and almost TKO'd in two straight fights against fringe competitors... Gianluca Branco.
That's sad.
If you are refering to the Corley and Torres fights, he was not alsmost het TKOed in either of the fights, he held his ground after being rocked. It sounds like you have never seen those fights, and if that is the case you should not use them as a reference.
Cotto has fought 5 world Champs, he has 25 fights and has fought 5 world champs, Emmanuel steward stated that Cotto has the most impressive 25 fight record that he has seen in a long time.
Sosa, Ndou, Abdulaev, Bailey, Jukko, Maussa, Ceballos, Bazan, Corley. and what is impressive is not that he beat them but how he beat them.Last edited by machotime; 06-01-2006, 02:18 PM.Comment
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Originally posted by RunWithKnivesSo can someone please give me an explaination as to what impresses you the most about him as a fighter, and how he poses a serious threat to beat Miguel Cotto?
Kthanks.Comment
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Originally posted by machotimeUMMMM? did you see that fight? at all, Gianluca Branco did not almost tko or even rock Cotto....
If you are refering to the Corley and Torres fights, he was not alsmost het TKOed in either of the fights, he held his ground after being rocked. It sounds like you have never seen those fights, and if that is the case you should not use them as a reference.
Cotto has fought 5 world Champs, he has 25 fights and has fought 5 world champs, Emmanuel steward stated that Cotto has the most impressive 25 fight record that he has seen in a long time.
Sosa, Ndou, Abdulaev, Bailey, Jukko, Maussa, Ceballos, Bazan, Corley. and what is impressive is not that he beat them but how he beat them.
his resume is decent.Comment
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Originally posted by chuckwatershe is quick, slick, and has great stamina.Last edited by Soldier01; 06-01-2006, 03:47 PM.Comment
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Originally posted by PBF34cotto was almost tko'd against corley. no doubt about that.
his resume is decent.Comment
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Originally posted by machotimeAlmost KOed??? are you sure? he was hit once on the temple, and was rocked ok. But there is a difference between being rocked and "almost TKOed". Torres was closer to stopping Cotto than Corley was.. In the Cotto/Corley fight, with the exception of that round, Corley was dominated, completely dominated.Comment
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Originally posted by PBF34cotto was all over the ring, clearly out on his feet. there was a point when i thought the ref was going to stop it.
Corley ROCKED cotto, that's all he did. Giving corley credit for "almost KOing" Cotto would be innacurate, because that was not the case.Comment
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