Will Miguel Cotto avoid Maravilla Martinez like the plague?

Why do you keep repeating this bull****? Paul offered him an immediate rematch and it was him who decided to fight Pavlik, since WIlliams-Pavlik wasn't gonna happen.

Neither guy is ducking the other.

As far as the thread topic, Cotto should and will avoid Sergio at all costs. My opinion - He simply has no way of wining this fight, as he has absolutely no real advantages. Not handspeed, movement, power, stamina, chin, workrate, height, reach, ...nothing.

 

this.

 

I have no problem with the idea of Martinez taking on an easy touch next time out. 36 rounds with Cintron, Williams, and Pavlik:yikes

After that I'd like to see a rematch with PW.

 

Cottoe will avoid Martinez the same way he avoids uppercuts .... oh wait

 

:rofl

 

Pavlik was the easiest one.

(Now don't start crying all over again)

 

if i'm cotto i avoid him and nobody would blame him for it.. at this point in his career he needs to fight for money and easier fights like spinks, chavez jr., berto, cintron

:hat

 

come on?,why people always wants to give fighters easy fights?.....thats why boxing its getting ridiculos,like clottey paquiao~!

 

cotto is a world champ. im sure people will find him instead of the other way around

 

He still has timing and cutting the ring will help and of course Manny in his corner. I like both fighters, but you would be surprised if the fight was actually competitive. I think it will be competitive. Cotto just arrived at 154 so lets wait to see which big name they are going after. It might possibly be Mr. Martinez.

 

one thing is for sure. cotto wont back down from any challenge

 

so he wont avoid martinez?

 

Cotto doesn't avoid and as he said only big names... There is also a difference from naming fighters and actually signing contracts. :good

 

and he also took another bad beating from Foreman

 

:happy:happy:happy

Martinez went from Cintron to Williams to Pavlik. If anyone deserves a break it's him.


Cotto is a world champ. It's a travesty that boxing has been reduced to the state where champs are expected to fight lesser guys because those fights are 'winnable'


That being said... He should avoid Martinez at all costs