Last edited by Tysonbruno; 07-30-2008 at 06:27 PM.
A fighter is only as good as his last fight. Klit said this after the icing of Tony Thompson. He was right.
Yes we do, don't we?
After the having returned to his dressing room, Cotto had this to say.
“I’m happy to have given to the fans a grand fight. Life goes on, not everything has finished. I am going to take a long rest and then decide
what to do later,” said Cotto.
This was the night of Margarito, and he’s an excellent fighter.
Today he did the better work as I have done (those recent fights).”
Good sportsman!
I'll tell you why. It's because the same sh*t happens ALL THE TIME.
Shortly after the fight, there was nothing but praise for both fighters. Great fight... great fighters... great heart... great talent. Margarito's stock sky-rocketed, but Cotto's didn't drop that much. He showed remarkable boxing skills, more than people were willing to give him credit for, etc. I was feeling so "good" (considering the circumstances, since I was rooting for Cotto), that I stupidly started a thread about how people here were giving Cotto credit for a remarkable show, even in a loss.
Now... half a week later, it's all coming out at last. Cotto was exposed... Cotto was never any good... Cotto was overrated... blah, blah, blah, ad nauseaum. Same tired old bullsh*t happens all the time.
Another thing that happens. Just because there are some Cotto fans that make excuses, it doesn't mean ALL of us do. I pride myself on taking the losses the same way I take the wins. No excuses. But please-e-e-e-e... don't dump on Cotto. It's not HIS fault that there are some over-zealous fans that can't admit his defeat. Everything tends to degenerate into a he-said-she-said war and the fighter ends up getting trashed in the forum.
Keep it real, people!!!
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