Cotto's fans are afraid he might loose soon!!!

I read your post a second time and i am afraid you dethroned PacDbest as the worst nuthugger on esb...

 

it's a shame that you are right b/c there are some serious nuthuggers out here too. to be the biggest one might make him psychologically unstable.

come to think of it, i'm pretty sure he changed his name from unbeatable floyd to bigtime, but i could be wrong.

their posting styles were very similar.

 

Bigtime has been around a while. UnbeatableFloyd was around for a few months before disappearing and coming back in spots. I'm pretty sure UnbeatableFloyd was an alias of somebody trying to have some fun or else was somebody who actually hated Floyd.

 

On behalf of 95 percent of ESB's posters...

atsch

 

either floyd fights with the ones that are past there primes and he knows he can beat or faces smaller man that already had a defeat in the eyes of the public as for cotto is not that time is running out but he faces opponents that are durable and hungry to be the best and sooner or later it catches up with you and a defeat wll come and that is what floyd avoids or his 0 would have been gone although in the publics eyes its already happen in his 1st fight with castillo

 

Nuthuggery aside...What bigger man in their prime has Mayweather fought? I can only think of a past his-prime DLH that Mayweather barely beat, mainly due to DLH gassing (like he always has), and less to do with Mayweather being so great. Additionally, DLH started at 130 too, lest you forget.

Cotto already beat a bigger and better fighter than DLH in Mosley (and one closer to his prime).

That being said, I think Cotto has his hands full with Gomez, who is full of confidence and very underrated. I see him win a close decision and then fighting Margarito next.

Of course I'll get flamed, but I envision Margarito (assuming he gets past Cintron, which won't be easy), beating Cotto down as well as Mayweather. Regardless of that, it still doesn;t take away from the fact that Mayweather has not intention of fighting the top guys like a Cotto, Margarito, Mosley, Williams or Clottey and just wants paydays vs. undersized Hatton and faded DLH.

 

1. No, I'm not afraid. But I realize there is a possibility. In boxing, ANYTHING can happen.

2. Yes

3. No

 

if cotto were to lose, he would still be the #1 man to deserve to fight floyd. having an undefeated record doesnt mean ****. if you think it does you're an idiot. if it did mean anything, then floyd would have fought more than 2 undefeated fighters in his career (corrales, and hatton)

the only problem with cotto losing is that if he does lose, it will further give floyd a reason to not want to fight him b/c then he would say he lost so he doesnt deserve to fight.

if he did say that, he would become a huge hypocrit seeing as how both zab judah and DLH hadnt done anything deserving a fight with floyd

 

No
Yes
Depends how long he waits.

 

Mayweather has grown into welterweight better than Hatton. He looked physically bigger and physically stronger on December 8th.

 

Had Mayweather fought SSM, I believe he would have no longer have an "0" on his record.

I believe Cotto would lose to Margarito as would Mayweather IMO.

Actually if Cotto loses, Mayweather will make an excuse not to fight him, like everything else.

I believe you are a tool if you care about how much money he makes fighting Hatton and DLH, when he could further his legacy with solid boxing matches, that what the sport is really about after all. Fighting the best and proving your the best.

Mayweather is waiting for other fighters to eliminate one another....it's smart, don't get me wrong, but not what a true fighter does. A true fighter wants to always prove he's the baddest, kinda like Hagler, SRL, SRR, Hearns, Marquez, Vazquez, etc...