Pac - Cotto 24/7 Ep 3 what I learned

They have yet to discuss the historical significance of the fight in regards to Pacquiao yet. Disappointing.

 

What do you want?

Floyd throwing fake dollar bills on a camera?
Exactly what is appealing to you?

 

well i think they could have more on the historical significance of the bout - as was said, as well as where each fighter would go with a win or a loss- what it means to each of their respective careers.

i mean- really whomever wins this- pretty much becomes the face of boxing- especially if its pac. and they should talk about that- how now that dela hoya has retired- boxing needs a rep. and how the winner would fight floyd- or become the number one p4p fighter. i mean theres alot of meat there- i dont really give a**** about their entrouages- and their crews.

 

Personally, this was the most entretaintment of the 3 . IMO

 

Neither of two are personalities that make for an exciting build up anyway.

 

I thought it was pretty funny to find out that Manny Pacquiao doesn't know what Pacman really is.

 

I was thinking of that, but then I saw the entire interview and then he said he played it when he was little

 

I've read so much about the fight that when a new episode of 24/7 comes on, I already know what they are talking about which makes it not nearly as interesting as if I was getting all my info from the 24/7 episodes. The 24/7 episodes dont matter anymore because Friday is the weigh in and Saturday the fight, I could care less about 24/7 at this point.

 

You would think Cotto would a have word to his mate. The fat ****er is a walking heart attack.

 

Thanks for the correction. I only saw the quick clip that was shown on 24/7.

 

Bryan Perez is a gandule away from a heart attack. Whats up with Cotto telling Bryan to give him a kiss?

 

How much does that dude weigh? Does anybody know?

 

is ironic cause Cotto's has a foundation to help kids with obesity problems :rofl

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