How many times has floyd told cotto to call him out yet cotto refuses?

You simply ooze knowledge

 

Ok you didn't actually say he was afraid or ducking him. But your saying he's not looking for the fight because he believes he would lose. That's not right.

Maybe you have a better insight into boxers' psyche than me, but i can't see why a boxer would prefer a fight against a guy much bigger guy (Margarito) for less money over a career defining fight with Floyd. Doesn't make sense to me.

So maybe Cotto hasn't been vocally been shouting Mayweather's name, but that isn't really his style is it.

If you want to defend Mayweather against people who say he is ducking Cotto, fair enough, but saying Cotto doesn't want it because he thinks he will lose is plain wrong.

 

Cotto dont call no one out he fights who ever when ever!!!!! Trust me he fought Margarito & Clottey why would he be scared of Gayweather!!!!

 

Mayweather will never call out pac because hes afraid of pac..pac is higher when it comes to ranking as an atg so it should be mayweather that should be calling pac..thats why mayweather is afraid because even though the one on top is the one calling him, he still refused to fight.

 

Mosley called him out, so did Margarito. Cotto always says that he lets his managers and promoters handle all the fights. The originating post sounds just like excuses.

 

Stupid thread but its not a surprise considering the idiot that started it.

When has Cotto ever called out anyone?

He fights whoever they put in front of him it doesnt matter who it is.

Anyone who thinks that Cotto after fighting guys like Margo and Mosley is ducking fraud doesnt know **** about boxing.

 

Fuk off ****. Guys, check this clowns posting history lol... I swear to God you will crack the hell up lol...:rofl

 

I agree floyd dont need to call fighters out he can just pick who is best for his legacy and pockets. Pacman is in the same boat.

But I think Floyd Cotto is a fight that everybody would want to see reguardless. It would have happened but margarito happened

 

Leonard Ellerbe said to the New York Post: “I think Cotto is a good fighter who’s definitely improving. His promotional company has done a good job in getting the right type of fights to increase his visibility. But he’s still not there yet. The numbers don’t lie. If nobody’s watching him as evidenced by the ratings, what makes him important? I’m not saying he’s a bad fighter. He’s a good fighter. But he’s obviously not on Floyd’s level because nobody’s watching.”
“It took Floyd nine years to get on pay-per-view,” Ellerbe said. “When Floyd steps into the ring, it’s going to be about legacy and economics. He’s in control of what’s going on and if those two things aren’t happening, Floyd’s not going to be part of that.”