would make some boxer. starting with cotto. in the past he may or may not have thrown an intentional low blow. for some, low blows are awesome. however, i say, no more true words have been spoken than...there is no honor among thieves. joe santiago may not be the most effective of cornerman, but he said something that is evidence of him being on the right path. he said "the day you stop learning is the day youre dead." it shows that he aspires to learn. perhaps one day he will understand the difference between that quote being wrong and being right, hinges on changing the person from you to i. cotto is not a thief. he has no interest in stealing victory. second round against pacquiao, a punch from cotto landed fractions of an inch low. cotto acknowledged the err to bayless, the ref, with a look and quickly bowed to pacquiao. cottos pedigree shown in his willingness to stay in the ring after the fight to speak to the fans, candidly, and in english with
larry merchant. cotto today is a class act in my mind. and i for one am very glad to hear that he plans to continue fighting. mayweathers style and pacquiao are subjects to talk about on this thread as well. right now, my two cents on those will be along in the near future. as it's 3a.m. here on the east coast, and i need my beauty sleep.
