Better resume: Cotto or Mayweather(Read before voting)

NOT EVEN CLOSE. Please tell me this is a joke....

 

Cotto fought the better fighters. Floyd had more success.

Floyd.

 

name the big names that Floyd fought than Cotto, Then go for there. just the names should give u the answer. Then factor in who is multi division, amatuer pedigree, record. Floyd distances cotto by couple miles.

 

No. On a resume do you put down the jobs you applied for but failed to get?

resumes highlight accomplishments. If that was the case, my man Oscar would be a top 5 ATG

 

Floyd with ease.

 

:think I have to say its pretty close...


NO, seriously its not. Mayweather.

Cotto has a very good resume though.

 

Floyds 130lb career by itself is more accomplished then Cottos entire career.

 

:rofl

 

Cotto best wins.

Clottey (I thought he lost)
Margo 2nd rematch (Revenge win but Pac ****ed margo's eye up)
Mosley (His best Win)

I will even throw in undefeated Quintana as a good win. As Quintana went on to beat the much feared paul williams.

But that really wraps it up right there.

Floyd time

Oscar
Mosley
Hatton
Corrales
Castillo x 2
Marquez
Coralles
Hernandez

 

Floyd's resume at the lower weights is always overlooked. Cotto is my favorite fighter and has truly taken a tougher road than Floyd at 147 and above, but he also lost a couple of those fights.

 

Agreed on that, but Floyd's work at 130 and 135 sets him apart from Cotto quite clearly, on top of holding a W over Cotto himself and over and Mosley much clearer than Cotto did.

Floyd has the better resume and is a higher ATG. Floyd is top 50 for sure and Cotto maybe, MAYBE top 100.

 

That is why Cotto gets more universal respect than Floyd.

Cotto took on Margo, Pac, and a younger better Mosley. Mayweather's only blatant duck was Margo, and he fought an old ass Mosley. His JMM was a farce of a fight and he didn't even try to make weight.

Cotto will go down as a guy who took on all comers, won a lot and lost a few. Mayweather will always be perceived as a cherry picker; largely by guys who didn't see his lower weight career.