Duran isn't Cotto.... Duran could take punches and dish out his own.... two different boxers..... Duran was much better than Cotto offensive...
I think Duran woudn't fight the type of fight you are thinking....
Yes, I agree... he came back too soon in taking on top tier fighters.... He shoud have taken a break... now is too late.... I think mentally...
You are right, but we had Pac-Barrera II a fight that was pretty much meaningless, and we also had Pac-Morales III. Do we need Pac-Cotto II? the...
No. It is more or I would say worst than that..... many people have only seen the fight against Pryor, and many others have never seen him...
I understand your point, but he wasn't a pac win away to be considered great.... I think that not even his countrymen would have say that..... The...
This is where we disagree.... Cotto was beaten really bad by a boxer in Margarito who will never be a great one himself..... Margarito will...
You did say that (page #5)..... out of context or not I couldn't tell since you are pretty much always calling people who don't say or think like...
I like Cotto because I like boxing, but Cotto was not the boxer many people think he is.... The fight against Margarito showed the kind of boxer...
Divac, you are asking too much.... He created this thread and invited people to vote and give their opinion, but when people started saying that...
1- The weight that Hoya fought at was a weight withing the welterweight division, (being the maximum weight allowed 147), but Hoya wasn't a...
Or maybe you didn't underestimated him, but probably you overrated Pac somehow....
Yes, you are still spinning it..... If DLH was a WW fighter at that time then why Roach insisted that they would fight Hoya only at 147???? It...
NO, I don't have a mental block.... what is funny is that you quoted some of my posts but two of the most important ones you didn't comment at all...
It is a spin... and you are still trying to spin it..... It doesn't matter where you came from.... what it matters is who you are now..... It...
