Do you think PAC will inflict the worst beating ever on Miguel Angel Cotto?

I beg to disagree on the highlighted statement... I think Hoya is ready to fall on the canvass on the very next round if he had not opted to quit on his stool... There's not much left on Hoya when he quit on that fight... He's like a punching bag in there...
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:rofl all philipinos

 

Whether you agree or disagree Pac didn't drop Oscar, Oscar didn't receive a standing 8, and he looked every bit the pretty golden boy after the fight.

You still have yet to explain how the KO losses in Pac's history weigh on your opinion of how the fight will turnout...

 

There are 56 people (so far) here who think PAC will inflict the worst beating ever on Cotto... I don't think all these 56 peeps are Filipinos...

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I think Pac could beat Cotto, but I will not bet any money on that fight. I could go either way, however, Roach is psychic.

 

THIS IS THE SMARTEST FREAKING POST U HAVE EVER PUT DOWN..:good AT 154 OSCAR WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN THAT SLOW OR WEAK

 

What's worst quitting or being stopped (KO/TKO) in a boxing fight... Quitting is a BIG shame on a boxer...

I reckon my history of PAC dissing worst beatings starting from year 2003 (see first post of this thread)... Those KO losses of PAC happened in 1996 and 1999, it's 13/10 years ago... Those KO losses where irrelevant now...
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buxzer , take Pac's ***** out of your mother's mouth before you submit a reply.

Pac is an elite boxer, but Cotto is fast too, an efficient counter puncher, and one of the best body punchers in the game today. Cotto also has a very good jab now and is almost the complete boxer.

This is Pac's toughest competition by far in his career, and the question will be, can Pac handle Cotto's power and skill?

Cotto UD...possibly TKO/KO in 6th-8th rounds.

 

Yeah, at 154 Oscar gave Floyd a close fight... Floyd was lucky to get the split decision win...
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That's a good question and it's applicable both ways... Can Cotto handle PAC's speed and power??

That's the beauty of this highly competitive, exciting PAC-Cotto fight, there's so many possible outcome...

It's possible Cotto will diss out a beating on PAC but it's also possible PAC will inflict the worst beating ever on Cotto... It so happen that 56 people so far (including me) were leaning towards the later scenario...

BTW, why are you mentioning PAC's *****, are you gay??:rofl
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It wasn't close. It was a competitive fight with a clear winner.

 

I wont say more damage because hes gonna get Cotto out there early.

 

Good point... I also have a feeling PAC would like to end this fight quickly...
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The difference in this fight compared to the ones listed is Cotto is not way past his prime. Only Marquez was close to his prime when Manny fought him and Pac was the one the took the beating. The analogy does not work in regards to Cotto because Cotto is not on the verge of retirement.

 

Huh??:huh PAC fought 4 primes during that stretch...

- In 2003, prime 29 year old boxing legend Marco Antonio Barrera...

- In 2004, prime 30 year old boxing legend Juan Manuel Marquez...

- In 2008, prime 32 year old boxing champion, the durable David Diaz...

- May 2009, prime 30 year old man at 140, Ricky Hatton...
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