Margarito, " your punches should be solid by now"

The thing is, it's an established fact that he got caught trying to cheat against Mosley. It will obviously raise questions about the authenticity of his previous fights and Capetillo saying things like he did in this video only raise even more questions. Like someone said earlier, if Margarito had not been caught cheating, then this video wouldn't mean ****. Is it solid evidence? No, but it sure does make you wonder.......

 

Just spotted the video and watched it. Got to be honest, it doesn't sound like he's hinting Margarito's gloves are 100% loaded and stiff at that point. Just telling Margarito to finish him off as it was getting obvious that Cotto is slowly breaking down and getting tired/easier to hit.

 

Can't hear him say that, according to the translator he's telling him that his punches should be power punches and solid ones, meaning he should keep committing 100% with his punches as they can clearly see Cotto is breaking down from them.

I'm not saying he didn't load them up, I do believe in heart that he did in BOTH Cotto and Williams fights but that video proves nothing.

 

So i took the video and just listen to the audio on this sound separation software i got and this is what i got

"Para este tiempo ya debes de tener golpes solidos"....... exactly what capetillo said


"By now you should have solid hits" translated


Ok im bullshiting but still, u can hear capetillo as clear as day

 

Maybe he means that Marg needs to committ with his punches 100% and take him out?

Let's face it, it was obvious Cotto was in for the taking at that point, Capatello was probably just telling him to unload with full force.

 

Why are you listening to the translator? (Do you know Spanish?) If you do, disregard the translator and listen to Capetillo and again don't say you cant hear Capetillo because the translator starts speaking AFTER Capetillo says the suspicious statement.

 

Yes I do know Spanish but still insist that this isn't good enough proof that they were referring to loaded gloves. I do believe he cheated but the conversation there isn't good enough to confirm it.

 

Let me ask you something then...How does a punch become "solid" by the 9th round? According to Capetillo, something should've been solid "by now"...

I know something that gets pretty solid after quite some time but I'm not going to say what it is......... :hey

 

This is what i understood cus i did not hear "golpes"

"ya en este tiempo deben estar totalmente solidos"

"By this time they should be totally solid."

 

Margaritio had loaded gloves in that one, I have no doubts about it and that includes the Williams fight too. Just saying that the video is far too weak to prove anything, in terms of proof it's poor, that's all I'm saying. NOT saying that he didn't have loaded gloves.

 

Plastic of Paris.