Thoughts on Cotto and the divsions

Well Cotto lost and i was not to happy about that i like Cotto alot. But not that i liked Cotto so much because i like Margrito as well great fighter. But to me Margrito winning has made the welterweight divsion some what confusing for me and now PBF fight is gone and i wont see it makes me mad trust me i want to see a Cotto Mayweather fight. But after what i saw last night not sure i want to see Mayweather in there with this guys because they both showed alot of ways Mayweather can beat them. That is not easy for me to say either because not a big fan of Mayweather but i do know skill when i see it and he has it on a different level then what i saw last night so i waking up and it sucks. As for the welterweight divsion now what is Tony that man or is it Willaims because i know Williams lost but he avenged it well and i still think he can beat Tony so all i am asking is what is next for the welters because i am lost on what to think of the divsion right now and i would like to hear some thoughts from you guys on what you think.

Everything goes through Margarito at 147 now....If Mayweather doesn't want to come back and face him then lets get the Williams rematch done after his fight with Winky.

Well he still has not avenged his lose over Paul so how can he be the best after he avenges lose think the division will be put back on track or he lose. So the top guy while be Paul or Margrito i think and i do not think Mayweather while come out again but could be wrong just do not see it.

Does anyone know if Paul is actual fighting Wright if so while he return to fight Tony or is the rematch not likly does anyone know.

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Does anyone know if Paul is actual fighting Wright if so while he return to fight Tony or is the rematch not likly does anyone know.

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it's still in the works but from what i've heard, if williams and wright do clash, it will be at 160, so the question becomes will he go up to face wright and come back down for a rematch? if he beats wright and feels comfortable at the weight, he might stick around up there, but i doubt he can bang with middleweights, he lacks the punching power. he's not considered a heavy puncher at welterweight either. if he loses to wright he will probably come back down but that may hurt his stock as far as making the casual boxing public take the fight seriously. us hardcore fans will watch regardless, but the promoters need to intrigue those that aren't payin as much attention. the world just watched marg KO cotto. if williams doesnt dominate winky, it may be a tough sell as a ppv. maybe on boxing after dark.

Question for me is if he goes to that weight how hard while it be for him to go back down thats alot of weight to lose as i see it but who knows.

I mean look at his frame i do not know how he makes weight hell i do not even know how maargrito makes the weight how big they are.

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I mean look at his frame i do not know how he makes weight hell i do not even know how maargrito makes the weight how big they are.

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Margarito has an insane conditioning program, there is no other word....Insane.

Yea i agree hitman Paul must be pretty insane himself as well.

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Yea i agree hitman Paul must be pretty insane himself as well.

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Williams is another good trainer.

10 miles jog every morning, in or out of training.

Then complete volume in the gym, he's damn good!


Ricky's another, although much of his effort is expended shifting weight.
Izzy and Pacman are two more.

Just to ask hitman who you think while win if they rematch Paul or Tony.

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Just to ask hitman who you think while win if they rematch Paul or Tony.

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I think Margarito.

Williamsshowed himself how much motivation a fighter gets from being beaten. (against Quinatana.)

Margarito looked strong late against Paul, looked very strong against Johnson, Cintron and Cotto.
I think he takes Paul, how depends on Puals chin and heart really.


I'm still gutted about Saturday night.

Well i think i take Paul at the moment i have watched a lot of Margrito and from what i saw from Santos and Williams is when Magrito does not have the size advantage he tends to struggle a lot more and lose at times. But who knows could be wrong but have to wait and see rep for your time.

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Well i think i take Paul at the moment i have watched a lot of Margrito and from what i saw from Santos and Williams is when Magrito does not have the size advantage he tends to struggle a lot more and lose at times. But who knows could be wrong but have to wait and see rep for your time.

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I noticed in the Margarito Williams fight Tony actually getting forced backward from punches.
I feel this may be from the punches coming down on himrather than from equal or lesser footing as he is accustomed to.

I think there may be some trutrh in what you say, but regardless of who we predict as a winner I think its a nice fight that should happen.

Yea i hope it happens should be a good fight but i am also interested on how well Paul would do at higher weights also be a thing to see.

154 could be a good division for Paul.

He has the height that can facilitate a lot of lean muscle mass, so we potentially could see a very strong Paul Williams at 154.

Well when he avenged that lose he seem to have alot of steam on his punches i mean what a comeback from a lose he destroyed him.

He really obliterated Johnson and Cintron.
He was just as effective against Cotto, but he was up against such a good quality opponent that obviously he wasn't going to steamroll Miguel.

He's on a real rush of momentum and very dangerous.

Would love a Floyd fight.