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    Default Re: Next for Cotto...

    Arum is the man, and when he says Cotto-Pac in nov, thats probably what you are gonna see. I also like how he threw in that zinger to Mayweather at the post fight confrence: "We all know Mayweather doesn't like to fight big guys, so after the Marquez fight he may want to fight Calderon."

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    Default Re: Next for Cotto...

    Quote Originally Posted by C-Lo View Post
    I hope we don't look too much into this Cotto situation. Cotto fought the way he did because of the cut. He would've pressed the action a lot more often if he could see out of his left side. He was just cautious of the right hand because he was getting tagged with it and because of the cut he couldn't see it coming.

    Had Cotto fought with no cut, it would've been much different IMO.
    I think seeing Cotto cut is just something we are going to have to deal with. Seems more often than not he is getting cut. I hate bringing up Pac, but he will be slicing and dicing his face all night long with those punches. Cotto won't be able to move out of the way. Margarito was landing easily and Clottey, yes there was the cut but again I won't be surprised when he is cut in future fights.

    That being said I give all the respect in the world to Cotto for the fight last night, showed great heart

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    Quote Originally Posted by markb018 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by C-Lo View Post
    I hope we don't look too much into this Cotto situation. Cotto fought the way he did because of the cut. He would've pressed the action a lot more often if he could see out of his left side. He was just cautious of the right hand because he was getting tagged with it and because of the cut he couldn't see it coming.

    Had Cotto fought with no cut, it would've been much different IMO.
    I think seeing Cotto cut is just something we are going to have to deal with. Seems more often than not he is getting cut. I hate bringing up Pac, but he will be slicing and dicing his face all night long with those punches. Cotto won't be able to move out of the way. Margarito was landing easily and Clottey, yes there was the cut but again I won't be surprised when he is cut in future fights.

    That being said I give all the respect in the world to Cotto for the fight last night, showed great heart
    he was cut by a headbutt, and honestly if Hatton was able to pin Manny on the ropes, and yes, he was able to, Cotto, who's the stronger fighter would badly bang away on him, and IMO stop him

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    I dont know use to think Cotto could beat pac but after last night not so sure about it i think pac speed could end Cotto going have to see. Really like to see a Mosley, Clotty or even a Margarito rematch before anything. Who do you think while win in the rematchs et just wondering is all.

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    Default Re: Next for Cotto...

    Quote Originally Posted by Mr140 View Post
    I dont know use to think Cotto could beat pac but after last night not so sure about it i think pac speed could end Cotto going have to see. Really like to see a Mosley, Clotty or even a Margarito rematch before anything. Who do you think while win in the rematchs et just wondering is all.
    honestly i think Cotto wins rematches against Margarito and Clottey handily
    the real toss up would be the Mosley rematch, and i'd lean slightly towards Shane on that one

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    I think PAC is next for Cotto... The recent fight results and announcements is just perfect for a PAC-Cotto fight in October or November... Cotto won and PBF "injured" ....
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    I wish it will happen at 147. Fukk the catchweight! Lets go for the 7th title Pac!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quinito View Post
    I wish it will happen at 147. Fukk the catchweight! Lets go for the 7th title Pac!
    Cotto weigh-in at 146 in his last fight against Clottey... I'm guessing Cotto can still make 144 comfortably... And they can have the belt at stake even if it's a catchweight, as long as XYZ boxing org will sanction it and all parties agree that a belt is at stake... That can be negotiated together with the fair catchweight...
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    Default Re: Next for Cotto...

    There's not much out there for Cotto that

    A) he has much chance of winning (Manny/ Floyd)

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    B) will do big numbers


    Before all this talk about Marquez-Mayweather being postponed, I was going to say if Cotto wanted another fight by the year's end, and make money, he'd go up to middleweight and prolly go after Winky Wright... which would also make a Mosley - Cotto rematch even more appealing.

    (and I'm assuming that 1- Mosley Pacquiao happens, and 2- Mosley wins, which i think is very possible with Nazim in his corner)

    I think Clottey definitely earned a return fight, but I also think that with the way he was fighting the last 2 rounds he gave that shit away.

    But I digress.


    Cotto is a good fighter with occasional flashes of greatness... but in the welterweight division right now, you have a handfull of hall of famers that Cotto would only be a tune up fight for.


    So ultimately he's in a bad spot.

    If he's out for money, go up in weight to fight Winky Wright... then if you win that you've got the choice of going back down to fight Shane, or you can call out Paul Williams for a fight in either weight class.


    Otherwise a Clottey rematch just to stay relevant is his only option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by markb018 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by C-Lo View Post
    I hope we don't look too much into this Cotto situation. Cotto fought the way he did because of the cut. He would've pressed the action a lot more often if he could see out of his left side. He was just cautious of the right hand because he was getting tagged with it and because of the cut he couldn't see it coming.

    Had Cotto fought with no cut, it would've been much different IMO.
    I think seeing Cotto cut is just something we are going to have to deal with. Seems more often than not he is getting cut. I hate bringing up Pac, but he will be slicing and dicing his face all night long with those punches. Cotto won't be able to move out of the way. Margarito was landing easily and Clottey, yes there was the cut but again I won't be surprised when he is cut in future fights.

    That being said I give all the respect in the world to Cotto for the fight last night, showed great heart
    he was cut by a headbutt, and honestly if Hatton was able to pin Manny on the ropes, and yes, he was able to, Cotto, who's the stronger fighter would badly bang away on him, and IMO stop him

    all except jmm had a perfect gameplan for pac, its only when they are in the ring that they realize that its not easy to manhandle pac. hatton bullied him for a while until pac let hatton taste his own medicine. diaz believed that he can handle pacs speed and we all know what he said after the fight.

    ** i only mentioned pac cause you guys are takking about him

    cotto cant break clotteys defense, most of cottos punches landed on clotteys arms. why? and how can you break that guard?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mnmc10 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by markb018 View Post

    I think seeing Cotto cut is just something we are going to have to deal with. Seems more often than not he is getting cut. I hate bringing up Pac, but he will be slicing and dicing his face all night long with those punches. Cotto won't be able to move out of the way. Margarito was landing easily and Clottey, yes there was the cut but again I won't be surprised when he is cut in future fights.

    That being said I give all the respect in the world to Cotto for the fight last night, showed great heart
    he was cut by a headbutt, and honestly if Hatton was able to pin Manny on the ropes, and yes, he was able to, Cotto, who's the stronger fighter would badly bang away on him, and IMO stop him

    all except jmm had a perfect gameplan for pac, its only when they are in the ring that they realize that its not easy to manhandle pac. hatton bullied him for a while until pac let hatton taste his own medicine. diaz believed that he can handle pacs speed and we all know what he said after the fight.

    ** i only mentioned pac cause you guys are takking about him

    cotto cant break clotteys defense, most of cottos punches landed on clotteys arms. why? and how can you break that guard?
    Morales seemed to have the perfect gameplan when he beat Manny, and are you seriously trying to compare Miguel Cotto to David Diaz?

    Cotto adapted to Clottey's defense while he was on the ropes and he would loop his hooks around Clottey's gloves and whack him on the side of the head, or he would shoot them straight down the pipe between the gloves, he didn't land everything but he hit Clottey plenty, and about the whacking Clottey's gloves, Cotto already had fractured another fighter's arm by doing the same exact thing, so why not do it on Clottey

    back to the Pac thing, Hatton had Manny on the ropes, and Cotto looks like fucking Mayweather when you compare him to Hatton in terms of movement, defense, and overall boxing ability, he uses his jab, doesn't plod foward with his hands up, and he was fighting a guy who would make Manny look like Tiny Tim, so seriously if the fight against Cotto happens, anyone who thinks he's gonna blow him out like he did Hatton, is set for a rude awakening

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    Roach will mastermind a perfect fight plan for Pac again. Freddie's famous quote in between rounds imo is "KEEP THE FIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE RING! AS SOON AS YOU FEEL THE ROPES ARE TOUCHING YOUR BACK.. GO UNDER AND OUT, UNDER AND OUT.. HE CANT HANDLE YOUR SPEED SON!" God, I love that shit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by mnmc10 View Post
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    he was cut by a headbutt, and honestly if Hatton was able to pin Manny on the ropes, and yes, he was able to, Cotto, who's the stronger fighter would badly bang away on him, and IMO stop him

    all except jmm had a perfect gameplan for pac, its only when they are in the ring that they realize that its not easy to manhandle pac. hatton bullied him for a while until pac let hatton taste his own medicine. diaz believed that he can handle pacs speed and we all know what he said after the fight.

    ** i only mentioned pac cause you guys are takking about him

    cotto cant break clotteys defense, most of cottos punches landed on clotteys arms. why? and how can you break that guard?
    Morales seemed to have the perfect gameplan when he beat Manny, and are you seriously trying to compare Miguel Cotto to David Diaz?

    Cotto adapted to Clottey's defense while he was on the ropes and he would loop his hooks around Clottey's gloves and whack him on the side of the head, or he would shoot them straight down the pipe between the gloves, he didn't land everything but he hit Clottey plenty, and about the whacking Clottey's gloves, Cotto already had fractured another fighter's arm by doing the same exact thing, so why not do it on Clottey

    back to the Pac thing, Hatton had Manny on the ropes, and Cotto looks like fucking Mayweather when you compare him to Hatton in terms of movement, defense, and overall boxing ability, he uses his jab, doesn't plod foward with his hands up, and he was fighting a guy who would make Manny look like Tiny Tim, so seriously if the fight against Cotto happens, anyone who thinks he's gonna blow him out like he did Hatton, is set for a rude awakening
    Hatton is a lot faster than Cotto though, which is why he was able to (very briefly) pin Pac against the ropes. Does Cotto have the foot and hand speed to do the same thing, especially considering the figh will probably be at 143-145 (which is total bullshit IMO)?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CFH View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by mnmc10 View Post


    all except jmm had a perfect gameplan for pac, its only when they are in the ring that they realize that its not easy to manhandle pac. hatton bullied him for a while until pac let hatton taste his own medicine. diaz believed that he can handle pacs speed and we all know what he said after the fight.

    ** i only mentioned pac cause you guys are takking about him

    cotto cant break clotteys defense, most of cottos punches landed on clotteys arms. why? and how can you break that guard?
    Morales seemed to have the perfect gameplan when he beat Manny, and are you seriously trying to compare Miguel Cotto to David Diaz?

    Cotto adapted to Clottey's defense while he was on the ropes and he would loop his hooks around Clottey's gloves and whack him on the side of the head, or he would shoot them straight down the pipe between the gloves, he didn't land everything but he hit Clottey plenty, and about the whacking Clottey's gloves, Cotto already had fractured another fighter's arm by doing the same exact thing, so why not do it on Clottey

    back to the Pac thing, Hatton had Manny on the ropes, and Cotto looks like fucking Mayweather when you compare him to Hatton in terms of movement, defense, and overall boxing ability, he uses his jab, doesn't plod foward with his hands up, and he was fighting a guy who would make Manny look like Tiny Tim, so seriously if the fight against Cotto happens, anyone who thinks he's gonna blow him out like he did Hatton, is set for a rude awakening
    Hatton is a lot faster than Cotto though, which is why he was able to (very briefly) pin Pac against the ropes. Does Cotto have the foot and hand speed to do the same thing, especially considering the figh will probably be at 143-145 (which is total bullshit IMO)?
    agree with you about the catchweight bullshit, but honestly i'd say that Cotto has the faster feet and better footwork, and physically is stronger than both Hatton and Pacquiao, there's no doubt there at all

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    Quote Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Pavlik View Post
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    Cut is not a big deal here. I seen worst than that.


    If you guys do remember. Juan Manuel Marquez have a cut and he don't run on PAC. Remember PAC can destroy anyone face and Juan Manuel Marquez did not run.

    Cotto don't need to run. If Cotto didn't run he might won convincingly. But I have Clottey winning this one by micro edge.

    Cotto got cut as early as the 3rd round and it was much larger than Marquez's cut MUCH LARGER. To give Cotto credit he was not dropped and wobbled in this fight considering he was cut bigtime.
    exactly, and if you rewatch the fight, it started out as 2 cuts then from Clottey banging on it, he ripped the bit of flesh that was seperating it and turned it into a huge gash, the thing was nasty looking, one of the worst cuts this year, i'd go so far to say that it was just as bad or worse than the Barrera gash, maybe not in size, but in how it took away from Cotto's ability to see out of the eye, don't see why Cotto's getting so much flack for moving back, he was boxing on the back foot, and yet would still whack Clottey with those big left hooks like he did in the 10th, it was a good fight, just as good or better than i expected it to be, instead of bitching about the decision (which i believe Cotto deserved the knod) we should be congratulating both for stepping up and taking on one of the most dangerous opponents available, they put it all on the line and should both get props for it, other fighters should take the same example

    I couldn't agree with you more!

    After the Pacquiao/Marquez II fight happened, this place was nuts. Everytime there's a close fight, someone always claims "robbery." If it's a close fight, how is it a robbery?! Casamayor/Santa Cruz, robbery, Holyfield/Lewis I, robbery, Cotto/Clottey, not a robbery.

    People always complain about decisions but we were treated to a great fight and two of the best in the division fighting each other. That doesn't happen often and only a select number of fighters do these things yet when they do people still complain! I dont get it?!


    Quote Originally Posted by CFH View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by mnmc10 View Post


    all except jmm had a perfect gameplan for pac, its only when they are in the ring that they realize that its not easy to manhandle pac. hatton bullied him for a while until pac let hatton taste his own medicine. diaz believed that he can handle pacs speed and we all know what he said after the fight.

    ** i only mentioned pac cause you guys are takking about him

    cotto cant break clotteys defense, most of cottos punches landed on clotteys arms. why? and how can you break that guard?
    Morales seemed to have the perfect gameplan when he beat Manny, and are you seriously trying to compare Miguel Cotto to David Diaz?

    Cotto adapted to Clottey's defense while he was on the ropes and he would loop his hooks around Clottey's gloves and whack him on the side of the head, or he would shoot them straight down the pipe between the gloves, he didn't land everything but he hit Clottey plenty, and about the whacking Clottey's gloves, Cotto already had fractured another fighter's arm by doing the same exact thing, so why not do it on Clottey

    back to the Pac thing, Hatton had Manny on the ropes, and Cotto looks like fucking Mayweather when you compare him to Hatton in terms of movement, defense, and overall boxing ability, he uses his jab, doesn't plod foward with his hands up, and he was fighting a guy who would make Manny look like Tiny Tim, so seriously if the fight against Cotto happens, anyone who thinks he's gonna blow him out like he did Hatton, is set for a rude awakening
    Hatton is a lot faster than Cotto though, which is why he was able to (very briefly) pin Pac against the ropes. Does Cotto have the foot and hand speed to do the same thing, especially considering the figh will probably be at 143-145 (which is total bullshit IMO)?
    I think Hatton is faster than Cotto too. But Cotto puts his punches together better than Hatton. Also, Hatton charging at you will eventually put your back towards the ropes but you can escape by rolling under. From what I've seen from Cotto is when he gets you to the ropes or the corner, he can keep you there for a while. When he stalks, he cuts the ring off and stops you from escaping until he's done punching.

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