Originally Posted by Pavlik

Isnt this a Mayweather thread

*In Cotto's defense though, I do think Cotto might pull it off this time around, dont wanna see this happening though*

You're one of the most honest Pac fans I know. Kudos

Originally Posted by p4pking

Do you two enjoy this Posting the same damn thing 10 times in a thread surely defeats the intention of being smug and open ended in the first place. FACT.

Oh come on, it didn't even get past the second page, I was looking forward to at least 6 pages of constantly repeating myself.

Anyway.. it was TitoFan's fault. Fact.

Originally Posted by Fenster

Originally Posted by p4pking

Do you two enjoy this Posting the same damn thing 10 times in a thread surely defeats the intention of being smug and open ended in the first place. FACT.

Oh come on, it didn't even get past the second page, I was looking forward to at least 6 pages of constantly repeating myself.

Anyway.. it was TitoFan's fault. Fact.

LOL... for some twisted reason, this "fact" actually got a smile out of me.
In fact, I was going to reply: "No it wasn't... it was Fenster's fault. Nya-nya-nee-nah-nah!!"

Floyd Mayweather reminds me of.......










I couldn't help myself, that was a loaded subject title for me.

Fenster and TitoFan... you two need to get laid. Fact.

Oh that's nothing new. I can always use a good lay.

Good call. Fact

Could Cotto fair better at light middle against a man with middleweight power? I think the fight should happen but I'm really not sure if Cotto can fight going backwards for the majority of a fight. Not only that but do it in the right way.
Remember Barrera tried and failed to fight going backwards in their second fight and ended up l
looking rather pathetic.

Originally Posted by TitoFan

That's your opinion. Mine is that Cotto had no clue as to how to establish a gameplan against Pacquiao. He actually started the Pac fight pretty good and arguably took the first two rounds. Beyond that, he had no corner to give him direction. Plus his stamina was still suspect at that time. Pedro Diaz not only has worked on improving Cotto's stamina... he's also taken over the corner as the boss every fighter needs. Given that Cotto gave Floyd his toughest fight in quite some time, it stands to reason he'd have a pretty good chance against Pacquiao.

Cotto wasn't weight drained against Floyd either, so that helped a lot too

Obviously if Cotto and Pacquiao fought at 154 as prepared as Cotto was for his fight with Floyd I'd pick Cotto, but at the same time I felt Floyd wasn't as aggressive as he should have been when Cotto was taking that mid round rest and allowing Floyd to pressure him. if it was Pacquiao Cotto would have gotten no rest and may have been in trouble. But considering it's Cotto's natural weight and he'd have much better preparation I think Cotto would give a MUCH better performance, especially with his new found jab.