Did Floyd "carry" Miguel in the final round?

Hence, you posting a bunch of pictures of Pacquiao vs. Cotto. atschatsch

 

The pictures were about Cotto's face, not Manny Pacquiao.

I don't know what your on, but a picture of Pacman and Marquez together doesn't belong here.

 

Keep dreaming *****s!

There is still Pacquiao.

 

It did appear to me that he eased up. For what reason, I have no idea.

 

No

 

I was being serious... I was giving you credit. You have your own radio show and you study boxing! :good

 

When I watched the fight live I thought Cotto was close to being stopped. However when I watched the replay last night I thought Cotto recovered quickly and wasn't in serious trouble!

 

I personally think Floyd carried Cotto from the 5th round on....

 

I was laughing hard when Floyd keep hitting Cotto with that looping right hand and Cotto was still standing and keep coming. Feather fisted Floyd.:rofl

 

Fans of this sport invent **** like no other... Floyd KNEW Cotto was NOT hurt and was in a defense mode KNOWING that Cotto wanted some get back after that punch.

Only a ****** would think Floyd would not want to make a BIG statement to Manny Pacquaio by knocking Cotto the **** out... HE COULD NOT.


THE END. :hat


JIm Lampley "Many here could have this fight EVEN at this point" Round 8. So let's stop pretending this fight was 117-111....


This **** was much closer than many are admitting.

 

Its kind of funny. How aggressive Mayweather was with Cotto the whole fight throwing combos, trading punches, retaliating after taking hits himself. Throw hard long punches at the end of rds. Yet he finally has Cotto clearly stunned and he doesn't jump on him. He went through all that only to pull back when finally getting him hurt.

He didn't carry him, he just didn't *attempt* to see if he could finish him.

 

No, Cotto has shown even when badly stunned he can deliver a tide changing blow, Cotto was still swinging and Floyd was looking for another opportunity. Of course the bandwagoners will say the contrary.