Miguel Cotto v Michael Jennings who wins

Cotto TKO

 

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Damn right he does.

It's going to be a war though.

 

A war indeed. No judges needed for this one, that much I'm sure of.:deal

 

You think??Altough I'm gonna heavily support Ricardo here(like alwayss) I'm most likely gonna roll with Angulo by late KO most likely.At this point at least.

 

Tito you speak spanish right?Could you translate me a paragraph?

 

I will do my best.

 

Se acabó la intriga. Por fin conocimos el nombre del sitio en que Ricardo Mayorga se fajará con el potente golpeador mejicano Alfredo Angulo la noche del 14 de febrero. El “BankAtlantic Center” ubicado en Sunrise, cerca de Fort Laudardale, será el escenario de una pelea que Mayorga necesita ganar urgentemente para mantenerse danzando en futuras carteleras.

La información más perseguida en los últimos días, tanto como un culpable en las novelas de Agatha Christie, fue suministrada por Notifight, justamente cuando el avance del tiempo comenzaba a ejercer una gran presión.

La escogencia de Sunrise facilita el desplazamiento de fanáticos nicaragüenses desde Miami, lo que hará sentirse bien estimulado a Mayorga, vencido por Shane Mosley en su último combate.

La intriga que permanece moviéndose fuera del alcance de la lupa de Sherlock Holmes, es la preparación del bravo pinolero cuando falta menos de un mes para que suba al ring. Afectado por problemas económicos y evidentemente descuidado por Don King, Mayorga quedó un buen rato sin adiestrador al perder la conexión con el competente panameño Rigoberto Garibaldi.

Según King, uno de sus grandes objetivos es organizar una velada lo suficientemente atractiva en el “BankAtlantic Center”, en el Condado de Broward, vecino a Deerfield Beach, sede de las oficinas del promotor, no había podido realizarse.

Lo esencial es que Mayorga pueda concentrarse en su adiestramiento y conseguir el estado atlético requerido para enfrentar a Angulo, en una pelea que ha sido establecida como eliminatoria del CMB en la categoría Superwelter.

Aunque falto de disciplina hasta hoy, Mayorga deberá enfocarse en busca de una victoria que le permita extender su carrera, conservando parte del interés perdido.

 

The hell does that all mean?I understand he AIN'T training with Garibaldi?

 

Yep.

Mayorga showed he's still got something left by hanging with a Shane Mosley who just dismantled a similar type of fighting in Antonio Margarito.

I don't think his chin's as good as it once was, but he's still tough, and he still hits hard, I think his experience will be the key.

Angulo is still very much pre-prime, he's still pretty green - he'll recover from this but it'll be a setback, I'm pretty confident Mayorga beats him at this point.

 

Let's hope so.I'm pretty much pissed this event ain't being promoted good....no pressers,no before fight training videos etc.I have to see him how he looks.

 

From what I can understand it says that they now know where the fight is taking place, and that Mayorga needs to win to keep himself in the mainstream, so basically it's his last chance. I think it does mention that he isn't training with Garibaldi aswell.

 

Then he is ****ed.Garibaldi is the trainer that he needs at this point.Tito can you translate that man?

 

Cotto by stoppage. The real question is how many rounds will Jennings last. :think

 

I normally champion the UK fighters, Hatton calzaghe,Haye,Froch etc but I'm afraid Jennings is in well over his head. I really like Michael, he's a lovely bloke and a decent, very fit boxer, but I just hopes he makes a few quid and comes out with more respect than he goes in, but I can't see anything other than a Cotto by KO after about 4-5one sided rounds. Hope I'm wrong but can't see any way for Michael to win this one