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    Quote Originally Posted by bzkfn View Post
    Wow. Cotto is a brutal fucking bastard when he wants to be. Superb performance. That was career defining start to finish.
    In a historial look at the boxrec record it is. But he beat up an invalid. He'll still lose to Mayweather again, even Alvarez when he eventually fights him. Watch him call Mayweather out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikeeod View Post
    Wow, I was wrong on this one! Cotto looked good but he needs to stay away from GGG. Canelo may be too much as well, but that is a very good match up. Interesting to see who is next.
    No disrespect to cotto byt ggg by death if that ever happens

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    You could see from the off that Martinez had little movement and that he had no way fight in his usual style. In fact, I don't think Martinez should have been fighting seeing how weak his movement was. His style is all about being unorthodox, with movement, and landing hard shots with the power from the legs. I don't think I saw a power shot land. I don't give Cotto much credit for that, he picked his way to a title, and most would look good against this 39 year old Martinez.

    Step up Cotto and beat a fighter in his prime for ooh maybe the first time in half a decade. I feel sorry for Martinez, but he shouldn't have fought. He must have known his condition, he is smart. Little credit for that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
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    I was terribly off on this one. Cotto was sharp. Never would have imagined Cotto had the faster hands. But Sergio took to long to get his feet under him to throw. Wide step with the lead foot, can't punch. Wide step with the trail foot, finally he can. Too late.
    Martinez has never recovered from the 12th round of the Chavez fight
    He certainly could have done better without it..lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Ron Swanson View Post
    I was terribly off on this one. Cotto was sharp. Never would have imagined Cotto had the faster hands. But Sergio took to long to get his feet under him to throw. Wide step with the lead foot, can't punch. Wide step with the trail foot, finally he can. Too late.
    Martinez has never recovered from the 12th round of the Chavez fight
    I counted 5 times where he looked like he might fall without getting hit. Boxnation is talking like there is no doubt he'll retire before Sergio even spoke. Seems rude but I can't disagree.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
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    Yea sergio should have retired legs gone can't punch with power, chavez fight was his swan song
    He's making money. Him and his people knew his knees weren't up to it coming into this fight but this is a big pension payday for him. You can't blame him. He hasn't got the movement he once had and is getting wobbled by punches he wouldn't have taken pre injuries.
    I think that's a stretch, he doesn't strike the sort to simply come in for payday. His pride and ego have gotten him in trouble prior and its taken the post injury to make him see the extent of it. But he sure as shat didn't just come in for a pension and excepting hes at the end

    All over.

    You've forgotten more about boxing that I know but they must have known his mobility wasn't what it was before. Maybe once he'd signed the contract he didn't want to back out in case he'd have to pay previous earned money out or he thought it'd be alright on the night.

    He's a long time retired though. The payday must have played into the calculations.

    Mayweather-Cotto on deck.
    Fighter knows himself beyond a corner or yesmen, for sure. Boxers fight for money and prize fighting. But the way he has conducted himself in and out of the ring...fighting when hit, hurt and down on numerous occasions...I cannot buy at all he cashed out and doubted himself. No need for that

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    Quote Originally Posted by armin View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by mikeeod View Post
    Wow, I was wrong on this one! Cotto looked good but he needs to stay away from GGG. Canelo may be too much as well, but that is a very good match up. Interesting to see who is next.
    No disrespect to cotto byt ggg by death if that ever happens
    based on what?

    GG was getting walked into right hands by the slow and basic Adama.

    Cotto is no shot to hell Kassim Ouma.

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    Cotto worked on lovely sight! Video

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
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    Yea sergio should have retired legs gone can't punch with power, chavez fight was his swan song
    He's making money. Him and his people knew his knees weren't up to it coming into this fight but this is a big pension payday for him. You can't blame him. He hasn't got the movement he once had and is getting wobbled by punches he wouldn't have taken pre injuries.
    I think that's a stretch, he doesn't strike the sort to simply come in for payday. His pride and ego have gotten him in trouble prior and its taken the post injury to make him see the extent of it. But he sure as shat didn't just come in for a pension and excepting hes at the end

    All over.

    You've forgotten more about boxing that I know but they must have known his mobility wasn't what it was before. Maybe once he'd signed the contract he didn't want to back out in case he'd have to pay previous earned money out or he thought it'd be alright on the night.

    He's a long time retired though. The payday must have played into the calculations.

    Mayweather-Cotto on deck.
    Fighter knows himself beyond a corner or yesmen, for sure. Boxers fight for money and prize fighting. But the way he has conducted himself in and out of the ring...fighting when hit, hurt and down on numerous occasions...I cannot buy at all he cashed out and doubted himself. No need for that
    He probably tallked himself into beliving he still could do it I agree I don't think he did it purely for part he seems to, proud

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    Martinez took all the guess work out of what happened by explaining he never recovered from that first hard shot. Of course the weakest part of his body his knee show up, I though it was a good decision for Martinez' corner to throw in the towel.

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    Just wish he had gone out at the hands of a true middle? So I guess citto is.ring mw champ now

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by armin View Post
    Yea sergio should have retired legs gone can't punch with power, chavez fight was his swan song
    He's making money. Him and his people knew his knees weren't up to it coming into this fight but this is a big pension payday for him. You can't blame him. He hasn't got the movement he once had and is getting wobbled by punches he wouldn't have taken pre injuries.
    I think that's a stretch, he doesn't strike the sort to simply come in for payday. His pride and ego have gotten him in trouble prior and its taken the post injury to make him see the extent of it. But he sure as shat didn't just come in for a pension and excepting hes at the end

    All over.

    You've forgotten more about boxing that I know but they must have known his mobility wasn't what it was before. Maybe once he'd signed the contract he didn't want to back out in case he'd have to pay previous earned money out or he thought it'd be alright on the night.

    He's a long time retired though. The payday must have played into the calculations.

    Mayweather-Cotto on deck.
    Fighter knows himself beyond a corner or yesmen, for sure. Boxers fight for money and prize fighting. But the way he has conducted himself in and out of the ring...fighting when hit, hurt and down on numerous occasions...I cannot buy at all he cashed out and doubted himself. No need for that
    Why not? He's not made of money. He's a long time retired. He wouldn't be the first guy to cash in on his name would he?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Spicoli View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Kirkland Laing View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by armin View Post
    Yea sergio should have retired legs gone can't punch with power, chavez fight was his swan song
    He's making money. Him and his people knew his knees weren't up to it coming into this fight but this is a big pension payday for him. You can't blame him. He hasn't got the movement he once had and is getting wobbled by punches he wouldn't have taken pre injuries.
    I think that's a stretch, he doesn't strike the sort to simply come in for payday. His pride and ego have gotten him in trouble prior and its taken the post injury to make him see the extent of it. But he sure as shat didn't just come in for a pension and excepting hes at the end

    All over.

    You've forgotten more about boxing that I know but they must have known his mobility wasn't what it was before. Maybe once he'd signed the contract he didn't want to back out in case he'd have to pay previous earned money out or he thought it'd be alright on the night.

    He's a long time retired though. The payday must have played into the calculations.

    Mayweather-Cotto on deck.
    Fighter knows himself beyond a corner or yesmen, for sure. Boxers fight for money and prize fighting. But the way he has conducted himself in and out of the ring...fighting when hit, hurt and down on numerous occasions...I cannot buy at all he cashed out and doubted himself. No need for that
    Why not? He's not made of money. He's a long time retired. He wouldn't be the first guy to cash in on his name would he?
    A man who has cashed out mentally does not stand and slug repeatedly and get off the canvas multiple times. Listen to me...sounding like I know when a fighter gives up.

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    Props to Inuit, he had confidence in a great fighter. I was not so clever

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    That first round was just horrible to watch. It really wasn't so much that Cotto was being a monster, it was simply that Martinez had no coordination and kept falling down. You saw from the first 30 seconds the condition he was in. It was a very cynical ploy on the part of the Cotto team and I now think it rather despicable. However, Martinez signed to fight and being an intelligent man, should have known better. Cotto is a good fighter and you don't play games signing up to fight good fighters when you are effectively shot.

    Reading through this thread with comments about a career defining fight and masterclass. You people should be ashamed of yourselves. You don't have a career defining fight against a man who is half disabled. The obvious fact of disability is a slight detraction to such claims. I felt like I was watching a bit of a freakshow during that first round and it was unpleasant seeing it go on and for some to claim it has meaning. Please.

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