Originally Posted by
milmascaras1
PSL,
yes i am. i've been a big margarito fan for many, many years and when i saw him walking up the ring before his fight against mosley, i knew he was weight drained and in trouble. for your info, a weight drained fighter cannot handle power punches very well and he showed he was dead that night. also, right before the fight, i read at a spanish speaking website that margarito had to lose alot of weight prior to the mosley fight (his own fault). this is by no means an excuse but it does show how margarito is so motivated and prepared for this fight. there will be no weight issue.
and come on dude, do you REALLY think oscar, hatton and clottey were more dangerous than margarito? seriously? the oscar that pacquiao fought would have been beaten by any decent fighter. this is not taking anything away from pacquiao because he did his job but come on, seriously, oscar was like a walking zombie that night. and ricky hatton? listen, i love ricky to death but mayweather ruined him or maybe he wasn't all that good to begin with. sure he was the lineal champ at jr. welter but he never fought maidana, alexander, ortiz, kotelnik or bradley. how can you call him the absolute champ at that division without fighting any of these guys? maybe, just maybe there is a reason why his management never put him in with these guys, do you think? one more thing, hatton's signature win was against an aging kostya tszyu. great win but in name recognition only. tszyu was but a shell of his former great self.
and please, i know you can't be serious about clottey can you? i mean, yes, pacquiao did his job but you know, i know and everybody knows clottey was only there to survive, collect the biggest paycheck of his career and brag to everyone that he didn't get KO'd by pacquiao.
let me ask you again, after reading my comments, do you REALLY think oscar, hatton and clottey were much more dangerous than margarito will be?
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