Alfonso Gomez Interview - Talks about Cotto fight

[Diane]

OMG!!! The guy that did this interview must be one of the 10 fans that Gomez has on his website. The a$$ kissing is spectacular!!


http://hacnews.com/alfonso-gomez-post-fight-interview.html

[Macho]

The answering of Gomez in his interview was that he wanted to suicide with Cotto , he knew that he was hurt , but wanted still fighting and knowing that he were loosing the fight.......that is not intelligent receiving a lot of shots without sense...........

Good Post Diane...........

[CFH]

I can't believe the interviewer said "You may have lost the fight, but you didn't not lose the war..."
This guy could've been Saddam's Minister of Information.
I'd also like him to explain why he thinks Gomez' stock went up because of the fight. By that logic Jesse Feliciano should be in the P4P lists because of the sustained beatings he can take.

[CFH]

Anyone else notice the caption beneath the picture at the beginning of the article. "Alfonso Gomez celebrates"

[donnydarkoIRL]

RYAN BATES: Alfonso, I want to start by saying something that I've been saying on the record, and I'll say it directly to you: You may have lost the fight, but you didn't lose the war. You stood in there, you went toe-to-toe with the champion, Miguel Cotto. The night didn't go your way, but I think your stock went way up. And frankly, I was far more impressed with your performance than I was with Kermit Cintron's on the featured undercard. Cintron had it taken to him by Antonio Margarito, but when he got put down, he stayed down. You went down, and got back up. And for that I give you nothing but respect and admiration, I thought it was a valiant performance.
Sorry What!
RYAN: Well, Alfonso, as I said, it was a truly great performance, even in defeat,
Once again WHAT!

[LEGION]

Home boy lost the fight, the war, his house, land, zip code, dog and almost got beaten from his shoes

Credit for taking that beating though and trying.

Will be interesting indeed to see what he's like in his next fight

[PRIDE OF BOSTON]

RYAN BATES: Alfonso, I want to start by saying something that I've been saying on the record, and I'll say it directly to you: You may have lost the fight, but you didn't lose the war. You stood in there, you went toe-to-toe with the champion, Miguel Cotto. The night didn't go your way, but I think your stock went way up. And frankly, I was far more impressed with your performance than I was with Kermit Cintron's on the featured undercard. Cintron had it taken to him by Antonio Margarito, but when he got put down, he stayed down. You went down, and got back up. And for that I give you nothing but respect and admiration, I thought it was a valiant performance.
Sorry What!
RYAN: Well, Alfonso, as I said, it was a truly great performance, even in defeat,
Once again WHAT!

Ryan Bates: :::Slurp slurp mmmmm slurp slurp:::

[OumaFan]

RYAN BATES: Alfonso, I want to start by saying something that I've been saying on the record, and I'll say it directly to you: You may have lost the fight, but you didn't lose the war. You stood in there, you went toe-to-toe with the champion, Miguel Cotto. The night didn't go your way, but I think your stock went way up. And frankly, I was far more impressed with your performance than I was with Kermit Cintron's on the featured undercard. Cintron had it taken to him by Antonio Margarito, but when he got put down, he stayed down. You went down, and got back up. And for that I give you nothing but respect and admiration, I thought it was a valiant performance.
Sorry What!
RYAN: Well, Alfonso, as I said, it was a truly great performance, even in defeat,
Once again WHAT!

I mean he did show heart, and I get that's what the guy's saying in the first paragraph. I mean he did get back up and didn't quit. I guess I can see where he's coming from there in a way.

The second quote. "A truly great performance" Eh, not so much.