Cotto Talking Tough...

[jon09]

Good for Cotto I can't wait for this fight.

[littlebif]

This is gonna be a tear up with some brutal punches been thrown.Carnt wait hope it doesnt get called off due to the belt issue!

[KananKrus]

Miguel sounds like Oscar, when the latter said that he is going to knock Pacquiao out in five. His plan is to deliver a beating...

Somewhat in the same wavelength to that of Hatton's... that Pac has not faced anyone as powerful and physically superior than him in the ring.

These are hollow and shallow calls by a dead man walking. Nervous squeak, with hopes that if repeated often enough, might actually stir a self emboldenment, wherein he might actually begin to believe there is truth in it.

It is however, a few thousand times more tougher sounding and more impressive of a "call to war" than that of Pacquiao's... He is, always unwilling at predicting a fight's outcome. It is always the boring and generic... "we'll just have to see it in the ring!"

Not much theater to it, dry, but to the learned and the keen observer, it is not without its warning.

[AdamGB]

The WBO could stand to make some serious money if Pacman held their belt... even with that in mind they still say:- "145?.. fuck off... that's not a title fight"? Interesting...

[AdamGB]

Miguel sounds like Oscar, when the latter said that he is going to knock Pacquiao out in five. His plan is to deliver a beating...

Somewhat in the same wavelength to that of Hatton's... that Pac has not faced anyone as powerful and physically superior than him in the ring.

These are hollow and shallow calls by a dead man walking. Nervous squeak, with hopes that if repeated often enough, might actually stir a self emboldenment, wherein he might actually begin to believe there is truth in it.

It is however, a few thousand times more tougher sounding and more impressive of a "call to war" than that of Pacquiao's... He is, always unwilling at predicting a fight's outcome. It is always the boring and generic... "we'll just have to see it in the ring!"

Not much theater to it, dry, but to the learned and the keen observer, it is not without its warning.

Unlike Ricky Hatton- Cotto can box, not just brawl.

Unlike Oscar De L Hoya- Cotto isn't going to have to squeeze off even half of the extra pounds that Oscar did. He won't have to resort to feeding fluids directly into his blood stream via an IV drip to attempt to rehydrate.

So, I'm not dismissing what you say as 100% untrue or complete nonsense... but, what Cotto is saying is certainatly a lot more credible than the other fighters that it's also came from.