Best Fighter of '07: 1.Miguel Cotto; 2.Floyd Mayweather; 3.Kelly Pavlik

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  1. eze

    eze Everybody Know Me Full Member

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    Yes struggling with a 36 year old Shane and having you corner throw water on the mat to stop the round is career defining victory.
     
  2. TFFP

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    I don't agree

    Not that I actually give a **** about any of them, but Mayweather had a better year
     
  3. Ramshall1

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    Shane did what to Collazo at 147?
    Hatton did what with COllazo at 147?
     
  4. eze

    eze Everybody Know Me Full Member

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    Styles make fights?


    Isn't that why Cotto gets hit so much and Mayweather doesn't.

    Styles?
     
  5. Snakefist

    Snakefist Boxing Addict Full Member

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    The fight between Floyd and Oscar shouldn't have been a SD, that's just stupid judging. Floyd Sr in a interview a few days after the fight said he watched the fight and that Floyd did win, but that Oscar could've won that fight had he been his trainer.

    And no Judah isn't more of a credible opponent, he only fights for 15 secs of every round and only fights for the first 3 rounds. Hatton was PRIME and gives his all in every second of every round.
     
  6. Words

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    Mayweather is definitely the best fighter of '07. No doubt.

    Being the first and only man to stop Ricky Hatton is an incredible achievement. He will go down in history for being the man who finally put an end to Hatton's unbeaten run. Also, beating a man, De La Hoya, who was so much naturally bigger than him is also an incredible achievement.
     
  7. eze

    eze Everybody Know Me Full Member

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    He owned himself. Just ignore him.
     
  8. bronx

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    Look the Urkal fight is not what made Cotto the fighter of the year, it was his wins over Mosley and Judah.

    Mosley>DLH at this point in time.

    Judah=Hatton at
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    at worst.

    FM Sr. Might have corrected himself later but I still think that oscar could have gotten the nod in that fight it was that close, and Mayweather was on the ropes and back pedaling 80% of the fight like he usually does.

    So Cotto had the better year. Better fights against better fighter equalls better year even floydmayweathertalk.com can see it but you can't and thet was the point that i made from the begining.
     
  9. Ramshall1

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    Shane and Cotto both have the styles and tools to give Fraud ten times more problems that Hatton ever could. . . the dude should not be fighting above 140 period.
     
  10. 41fever

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    KELLY fought TWO legitimate MW monsters in their PRIME.

    COTTO fought an old, but still dangerous SSM and Judah.

    Mayweather Jr. fought a promoter/fighter past his best ODLH and a 140 fighter who looks like doo-doo @ 47.

    You do the math!

    GO KELLY PAAAAAAAAAAAAAVLICK!!!!!!!!!
     
  11. eze

    eze Everybody Know Me Full Member

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    Were not talking about a fight between Cotto and Mayweather were talking fighter of the year.
     
  12. eze

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    At worse DLH=Mosley, Mosley, Mosley is 36 years old, Cotto was hurt, his corner had to cheat and he ran away the last few rounds. And to me it was draw which many feel he lost.

    Make a thread about who has an argument for who lost their big fight, Shane-Cotto or Floyd-DLH. I guarentee that more people will say Cotto-Mosley has a WAY bigger argument then Floyd-DLH does. Floyd-DLH wasen't even close and you are only going by what one of the judges scorecards came out to be.

    You tried to claim Urkal was never stopped before and now you are backtracking.

    A Hatton win is better then a Judah win. He is the Lineal 140lb Champion, came into the ring weighing 154, (what he weighs on fight night as a Jr WW) unlike when he fought Collazo weighing 160.


    BTW - Make that post, I gaurentee more people will feel Mosley beat Cotto then DLH beat FLoyd.
     
  13. bronx

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    It's either Cotto or Pavlik Exactly
     
  14. Drew101

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    No way. It's Pavlik who winds up a distant third in my eyes.

    Zertuche!? Who is Zertuche!? He certainly wasn't in anyone's Top 20, let alone Top 10. Miranda was a hard-hitting contender, but hardly the world-beater he was made out to be. And Jermain Taylor, while champion, was considered damaged goods going into the KP fight. Even then, he almost won in the second round.

    Cotto probably gets second place. You like to point out that Mosley was 36, eze, but, the fact remains was that he's still much better at 36 than most other welterweights will ever be at their absolute peak. The Mosley that fought Cotto beats Margo...beats Cintron...and, in my opinion, is 50/50 against Williams. Judah, for all intents and purposes, was the exact same Judah who fought PBF. And Urkal was, and is, rated in the Top 10 at 147lbs. Three wins over contenders; 2 over fighters who were Top 5...one over a fighter who defeated DLH twice is a damned good accomplishment...and really, I don't quite understand why you chose to diminish it as much as you have.

    (Oh yeah, Floyd remains my choice for FOTY in '07.)
     
  15. Chunk

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    mayweather without a doubt.....2 super fights against a future HOF and a top ten p4p and winning both,one sensationally,mayweather is the clear winner