Floyd should make cotto fight the williams/cintron winner

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by bigtime9, Nov 12, 2007.


  1. bigtime9

    bigtime9 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    wrong again,

    floyd beat an "old" hoya

    cotto beat an "old" mosley

    floyd is fighting prime undefeated hatton

    cotto is fighting who next:deal are you guys worried cotto can't beat a prime welter champ like himself. imagine if cotto beat cintron/williams winner the fight vs floyd would be unreal. there should be no question marks about who the best welter is after 08.
     
  2. IrnBruMan

    IrnBruMan Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    See what I mean?

    Losers like clowntime9 are the problem with boxing today, and why we only get to see good quality fights once or twice a year.

    Clowns like the dunce here are happy for money to dictate terms, instead of the best fighting the best.
     
  3. IrnBruMan

    IrnBruMan Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    floyd beat a shot Gatti

    floyd beat a title-less Judah coming off a loss to a 16-1 journeyman

    floyd beat a 16-1 journeyman who got lucky

    floyd beat an old DLH

    floyd is fighting the 140lbs linear champ...at 147lbs :deal

    Try again loser :yep
     
  4. DatBo215

    DatBo215 Active Member Full Member

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    Floyd's legacy is of a pretty boy premadonna fighter who self proclaimed himself the best but when the real boxing fans look back they'll notice that he fought in the best division in boxing in his era, but has faced none of the best fighters in the division. Cotto, shane, margarito, even williams and cintron. Floyd has faced none. he only wants to fight overrated junior welterweights.
     
  5. C Money

    C Money Paul McCloskey Full Member

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    Hey Bitchtime.. Floyd's a Champ with no defenses and the 140 Champ is his first.:good

    A Champion makes FIGHTS, GETS RESULTS, AND DEFINE'S A LEGACY:yep

    Many others have done far more:yep

    You couldnt be more see through:nono
     
  6. IrnBruMan

    IrnBruMan Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    Exactly - he's handpicked opponents ever since he moved up to 140.

    He doesn't care about a legacy, he only cares about $$$.

    However, he's trying very hard to create a legacy by constantly claiming to be the best.

    Truth be told, he became undisputed 147 champ by beating a VERY limited opponent in Baldomir, who only held the belts because he beat the ill-disciplined headcase Judah 1 fight prior.

    Will Baldomir ever be remembered as being a great 147 undisputed champ? Will Judah for that matter, in light of his actions and performances since losing his belts to Baldomir? I don't think so.
     
  7. the_truth

    the_truth Boxing Addict Full Member

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    at the end of the day, this fight should happend now than 2 years from now... its not about who makes more money... does mayweather make a lot of money, yea of course, but if he wants to shut the people up, he has to put money aside and fight what the people want to see, if he wants to be remember as one of the best... and trust me, if and when he ever he fights cotto, he will be making a lot of money, so money won't be an excuse in this one...
     
  8. bigtime9

    bigtime9 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    to you he is a god, to me he is just another highly accomplished brother.

    let's put that statement to the test:deal

    cotto's resume at 147:

    1. Quintana
    2. Judah
    3. Mosley

    not one of the fighters cotto defeated at 147 was a champion:deal

    Floyd's resume at 147:

    1. Mitchell
    2. Judah
    3. Baldomir (147 Ring Champ)
    4. Hatton (140 Ring Champ)

    do you still think cotto has the better resume at 147:hat

    floyd beat the ring champ in baldomir:deal and he defeated judah when he was still ranked in the top 2 at 147. cotto beat a judah coming off a 1 year layoff of course he was going to look against him.

    you left out the fact that baldomir was the ring/lineal champ and hadn't lost in 8 years:deal floyd is fighting hatton at 147 a prime young ring champ, not an old faded fighter like mosley:rofl has cotto defeated any champions at 147. why are you afraid to let cotto test his mettle against an active champ instead of picking up vacant belts and fighting faded fighters.:deal


    and what has cotto done to earn a shot at floyd. did cotto do something at 147 that floyd could not have done. :admin

    floyd wanted to fight mosley instead of baldomir. mosley said he had a toothache and wopund up fighting collazo instead. tell me who was ducking who:deal

    has cotto ever defeated a champion for his belt. sorry but zab, and mosley don't cut it. cotto has to prove he can beat a champ and fight the cintron/williams winner:deal
     
  9. badger6

    badger6 Ask your wife !!! Full Member

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    These Floyd ****s and Floyd himself are scared shitless of Cotto, plain and simple. They want Pussyboy no where near Cotto !!!
     
  10. BigReg

    BigReg Broad Street Bully Full Member

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    Gatti was on the slide, but was hardly shot(he was actually the number 2 rated LWW at the time)

    Judah actually still had the IBF belt when Floyd fought him.

    Baldomir was not 16-1 when Floyd fought him. I believe his was something like 41-9, and he didn't get lucky against Judah. He won a decision, out fighting a guy over 12 rds is not getting lucky.

    Floyd is fighting a career JWW, but it's not like Hatton is a small JWW, and Floyd is hardly a big WW. Are guys from different divisions not supposed to fight eachother?
     
  11. planetzion

    planetzion Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Honestly pls **** off.... Cotto doesnt have to prove anything to anyone my frind least of all FMJ...

    Cotto is established nuff said
     
  12. bigtime9

    bigtime9 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    you afraid he can't unify the division:hey when will cotto step up and face a prime welter champ. after mosley you guys are angling to get him in the ring with and "old" hoya. why should cotto avoid the dangerous fights at 147:deal cotto has to prove he is the best welterweight nad that road leads through cintron/williams winner:hey


    cotto vs floyd right now is not huge. imagine trying to promote that fight while oscar's fight is being promoted, get a grip cotto is not a household name. he needs another big win against a prime young champ like himself to catapult himself into a floyd fight.
     
  13. thesandman

    thesandman Boxing Addict Full Member

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    In case you hadn't noticed, Floyd is NOT the undisputed WW champ.

    He's just one of the belt holders. One that's making guys come up weight classes, truth be told.
     
  14. joe the great

    joe the great Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Floyd can't make Cotto do anything. I would like the winner of Williams-Cintron fight Cotto though. Maybe Cotto could fight Margo in a six fighter elimination for the undisputed championship.
     
  15. bigtime9

    bigtime9 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    technically he is, but for argument's sake floyd is the ring/lineal WBC champion

    cotto is the trinket WBA champ who won his title (l;ike he always does) in a box off with an inexperienced feather fisted quintana.

    when will cotto step up and beat the other tinket champs to gain a semblance of credibility.:deal

    cotto is not the 147lb champ that is a fact all roads to that distinction lead through floyd:yep