Whose victory was better, Floyd over Mosley, or Pac over Cotto ?

Aahh...now I see it. I picked Pac over Cotto because of his TKO win.

 

Pac over Cotto

 

If mosley was drained from the testing why wasn't floyd?

They took the same test.

 

How could you say mosley before last night.atsch

 

Very close.

 

shane is shot...cotto got stopped....

 

And that Cotto hadn't looked the same since getting destroyed by Margarito, and that they fought at a catchweight, and that they ducked Mosley to fight Cotto even though Shane was considered the man at welterweight.

Anyone would think you were trying to influence opinion with that opening post.

 

Yet you voted Pacquaio anyway.atsch

 

Pac over Cotto. The Cotto Pacquiao fought was MUCH closer to his prime than Mosley, and this outweighs the fact that Mosley at his best was a much better fighter. Plus, Pac got the stoppage, Mayweather didn't.

 

people react differently. mosley is naturally bigger and could have had to take more weight off, so testing could have affected him.

have u seen mosley gased so quick without even getting hit. it was like that the effort in the seconmd round took everything from him.

he is either out of prime or the testing affected him, their is not other explanation for that drastic change .

 

I'd go with Pac-Cotto. Leaving aside the fact that Cotto beat Mosley, Mosley is almost 39 and had been inactive for almost a year and a half. Also, Floyd was an overwhelming favourite to win, the odds were closer on Pac-Cotto. Throw in that Pac scored two KD's and got the stoppage, and that Pac is a naturally smaller man than Cotto, Mosley and Floyd, and that Floyd was on ***** Street for most of round 2 vs Shane whereas Pac was never in any trouble vs Cotto... in short, Pac-Cotto.

 

Funny you should say that because I remember when Usain Bolt was blood tested before a race and he had to have a sit down after 60 metres because he was ****ed.

 

Pac KO win over Cotto. More impressive

 

seriously anybody that says Mosley is stuck in 2002.

 

Pac-Cotto by a country mile.