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How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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Pavlik
Just curious.
They will suck's
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
I think they wills be mint
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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Paul Kevin
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Pavlik
Just curious.
They will suck's
You are slowly becoming my favourite poster on here.
what with the amount of racial and political inspired posters that frequent saddoboxing its nice and refreshing to have a simple man of simple values who delivers his posts in a simple no nonsense fashion
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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Batman
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Paul Kevin
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Originally Posted by
Pavlik
Just curious.
They will suck's
You are slowly becoming my favourite poster on here.
what with the amount of racial and political inspired posters that frequent saddoboxing its nice and refreshing to have a simple man of simple values who delivers his posts in a simple no nonsense fashion
Paul Kevin sucks.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
I think it would be a cakewalk for them other than Pacquiao obviously...I think Crawford moving up to 147 would be tough for them to handle.
The jury is still out on Thurman, Garcia, and Spence though....I think Thurman is the goods out of all of them.
1 fight that really would have intrigued me for both Cotto and Margarito would be Tim Bradley....dude has a hell of a chin, great work ethic.
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Cotto would do well. Margarito would be what he was before. A top 10 welter but just a decent fighter.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
Is that Margarito WITH or WITHOUT the plaster?
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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TitoFan
Is that Margarito WITH or WITHOUT the plaster?
Without the plaster he was still a decent fighter, still tough......he's a cheating asshole, but he's still a tough fellow. I did so enjoy seeing him get his ass whupped by Pac and Cotto and Mosley
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
Cotto would do pretty damn well. Who gives a fuck what Margarito would do, he's a fucknig wanker.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
Cotto was at his best at light welter until he struggled to make weight and then got knocked down. Cotto did struggle with big welters so Thurman/Brooks would cause issues.
Just shows you how good Cotto was to win a title at light middle.
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Master
Cotto was at his best at light welter until he struggled to make weight and then got knocked down. Cotto did struggle with big welters so Thurman/Brooks would cause issues.
Just shows you how good Cotto was to win a title at light middle.
Yeah, people forget Cotto's fights at 140. His frame was perfect for that weight. Welter was pushing it.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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TitoFan
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Master
Cotto was at his best at light welter until he struggled to make weight and then got knocked down. Cotto did struggle with big welters so Thurman/Brooks would cause issues.
Just shows you how good Cotto was to win a title at light middle.
Yeah, people forget Cotto's fights at 140. His frame was perfect for that weight. Welter was pushing it.
What about Prime Cotto v Crawford at 140lb? Now that would be good.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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Master
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TitoFan
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Master
Cotto was at his best at light welter until he struggled to make weight and then got knocked down. Cotto did struggle with big welters so Thurman/Brooks would cause issues.
Just shows you how good Cotto was to win a title at light middle.
Yeah, people forget Cotto's fights at 140. His frame was perfect for that weight. Welter was pushing it.
What about Prime Cotto v Crawford at 140lb? Now that would be good.
Oh yeah... excellent fight. Crawford's a terrific tactician and counterpuncher, but then so was Cotto in his prime.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
In my opinion is impossible to come to a conclusion other than both Margarito and Cotto would be competitive against the top welters of today. Success in the sport of boxing at the highest level is mostly tied to the conditioning of the fighter. Conditioning happens at the training camp prior to the fight, so this leads me to agreeing with the good ol saying that you're only as good as your last fight. But, both Margarito and Cotto are good fighters to bet on though, depending on the stylistic matchup. I still think both at their prime would lose to Pac (and Floyd) even this version of Pac (38 years old) today.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
there are two threads around at the minute that really get my goat
the price or molina thread and this one
on the other thread people argue Teper would have definitely beaten price, peds or no peds despite his failure being one of the worse in history, and on this thread someone mentions margarito and everyone is in full agreement that he'd have been shit if it wasn't for the loaded gloves
Jesus wept
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
I'd pay to see early Cotto at 140 face and beat down a Broner. Margarito and Thurman would have been a war.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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there are two threads around at the minute that really get my goat
the price or molina thread and this one
on the other thread people argue Teper would have definitely beaten price, peds or no peds despite his failure being one of the worse in history, and on this thread someone mentions margarito and everyone is in full agreement that he'd have been shit if it wasn't for the loaded gloves
Jesus wept
It's the way the fights went that leads people to think that. Price clearly was terrified of getting hit and got starched very early with one punch he left himself wide open for, attrition played virtually no role in that fight. It's possible Teper wouldn't have even been capable of fighting 2 spirited rounds without drugs, I've never seen him aside from that night, but it' also fair to assume Price was garbage and would have probably lost to anyone decent.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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p4pking
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erics44
there are two threads around at the minute that really get my goat
the price or molina thread and this one
on the other thread people argue Teper would have definitely beaten price, peds or no peds despite his failure being one of the worse in history, and on this thread someone mentions margarito and everyone is in full agreement that he'd have been shit if it wasn't for the loaded gloves
Jesus wept
It's the way the fights went that leads people to think that. Price clearly was terrified of getting hit and got starched very early with one punch he left himself wide open for, attrition played virtually no role in that fight. It's possible Teper wouldn't have even been capable of fighting 2 spirited rounds without drugs, I've never seen him aside from that night, but it' also fair to assume Price was garbage and would have probably lost to anyone decent.
a little harsh
do you think Teper would have got as far as he did without drugs? do you think the teper price fight would still have happened? what about martin rogan? how do you think he feels about it?
how about Margarito? what would have his career been like without the loaded gloves
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
Margarito would have been crap without his loaded gloves. We have 7 years of evidence. He has not won a single significant fight since his weapons were taken away. Every good fighter he has fought has beat the crap out of him. Because that's all he was, a guy with horrible footwork and an ability to take a punch. I'm not moronic enough to believe in hell but if i did believe in such stupid things I would be sure there is a spot set aside for him.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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Ron Swanson
Margarito would have been crap without his loaded gloves. We have 7 years of evidence. He has not won a single significant fight since his weapons were taken away. Every good fighter he has fought has beat the crap out of him. Because that's all he was, a guy with horrible footwork and an ability to take a punch. I'm not moronic enough to believe in hell but if i did believe in such stupid things I would be sure there is a spot set aside for him.
but teper would have still got to the point where he was when he KOed price? never mind KOing Price?
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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erics44
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p4pking
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erics44
there are two threads around at the minute that really get my goat
the price or molina thread and this one
on the other thread people argue Teper would have definitely beaten price, peds or no peds despite his failure being one of the worse in history, and on this thread someone mentions margarito and everyone is in full agreement that he'd have been shit if it wasn't for the loaded gloves
Jesus wept
It's the way the fights went that leads people to think that. Price clearly was terrified of getting hit and got starched very early with one punch he left himself wide open for, attrition played virtually no role in that fight. It's possible Teper wouldn't have even been capable of fighting 2 spirited rounds without drugs, I've never seen him aside from that night, but it' also fair to assume Price was garbage and would have probably lost to anyone decent.
a little harsh
do you think Teper would have got as far as he did without drugs? do you think the teper price fight would still have happened? what about martin rogan? how do you think he feels about it?
how about Margarito? what would have his career been like without the loaded gloves
As I said I haven't seen Teper aside from that fight, so no idea, but I suspect he wasn't very formidable fighter even on drugs, and he really never got anywhere anyways did he. I understand the inconsistency you're pointing out and don't disagree in principle, but the way he beat Price still makes the big guy look very poor. Using another crap fighter in Rogan to make your argument doesn't really provide any contrast. We'll see what happens if/when Price fights another decent opponent, I guess.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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TitoFan
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Master
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TitoFan
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Master
Cotto was at his best at light welter until he struggled to make weight and then got knocked down. Cotto did struggle with big welters so Thurman/Brooks would cause issues.
Just shows you how good Cotto was to win a title at light middle.
Yeah, people forget Cotto's fights at 140. His frame was perfect for that weight. Welter was pushing it.
What about Prime Cotto v Crawford at 140lb? Now that would be good.
Oh yeah... excellent fight. Crawford's a terrific tactician and counterpuncher, but then so was Cotto in his prime.
Cotto would of dropped the shot in the balls for sure
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Dean Duke
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TitoFan
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Master
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TitoFan
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Master
Cotto was at his best at light welter until he struggled to make weight and then got knocked down. Cotto did struggle with big welters so Thurman/Brooks would cause issues.
Just shows you how good Cotto was to win a title at light middle.
Yeah, people forget Cotto's fights at 140. His frame was perfect for that weight. Welter was pushing it.
What about Prime Cotto v Crawford at 140lb? Now that would be good.
Oh yeah... excellent fight. Crawford's a terrific tactician and counterpuncher, but then so was Cotto in his prime.
Cotto would of dropped the shot in the balls for sure
Only if necessary, and at a strategic time. ;)
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
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TitoFan
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Dean Duke
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TitoFan
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Master
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TitoFan
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Master
Cotto was at his best at light welter until he struggled to make weight and then got knocked down. Cotto did struggle with big welters so Thurman/Brooks would cause issues.
Just shows you how good Cotto was to win a title at light middle.
Yeah, people forget Cotto's fights at 140. His frame was perfect for that weight. Welter was pushing it.
What about Prime Cotto v Crawford at 140lb? Now that would be good.
Oh yeah... excellent fight. Crawford's a terrific tactician and counterpuncher, but then so was Cotto in his prime.
Cotto would of dropped the shot in the balls for sure
Only if necessary, and at a strategic time. ;)
Tito did the same.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
Cotto had more success at other weights then he did at ww he was never the man at that weight. Funny enough he became the lineal champ at 160 with out ever fighting there but that different story. Cotto best wins at 147 is Zab who kinda lost most of his big fights and Shane when he was 36 which was md very close fight. Cotto was good ww but i think 140 was more of better weight option 154 worked out because he had speed until he got owned by trout.
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Re: How would a Prime Cotto and Margarito do vs todays Elite Welterweights
I've always thought of Cotto as a small welterweight so becoming a 4 division champion is a feat imo. Margarito on the other hand was just an extra ordinarily big welterweight the likes of Spence and Brook. Funny i remember here at Saddos when Margo stopped Cotto somebody even mentioned the Tijuana Tornado would destroy Tito and Oscar, lol. Bunch of flip floppers.
