"I hope to be proven wrong".

late stoppage??? jajaja that is funny and let me tell you that pacquiaos best chance is going to be the first three rounds. don't forget that manny is not a finesse fighter like mayweather. manny is a slugger who is going to be dealing not only with a bigger stronger fighter but also puncher who is too smart of a boxer to be doing the ricky hatton alah de la hoya look alike. hey anything is possible but come tommorow night we will see. i have never felt this confident in cottos chances but hey some people you would never expect to be bandwagon hoppers are.

Let's wait and see what happens manana.........

If Pacquiao wins, NO CD's for you......

If Cotto wins, I'll send it on Monday.

"NO CD's for you"

Just kidding......

Era para dejarle saber a los babosos que te grabe otros CD's.......pa' que hablen mas se acaben de guindar "a lo David Carradine". JAJAJAJAJA.

GO PACQUIAO!.

"GO PACQUIAO"!.

y su nombre e joe batan????????

Cotto is the WBO welterweight champion. He is perhaps the top fighter in the welterweight division right now. He is yet to seek ground to anyone not alleged to have worn hardened handwraps. He is also just coming down a few pounds in weight, as opposed to his opponent, who would move up a maximum of seven pounds.

Yet he is not the favorite for the fight.

This can all be put squarely on Manny Pacquiao and his recent dominance. Watered down or not, Pacquiao was sensational and all in his last three outings, in three different weight classes. It has been overstated: He totally outclassed then-lightweight titlist David Diaz and knocked him out in nine rounds, annihilated then-boxing's top star Oscar De la Hoya to force him to quit after eight rounds, and demolished then-jr. welterweight world champion Ricky Hatton before he even saw the end of round two. Pacquiao's recent success is of epic proportions (modern day Henry Armstrong?) and is all-time great material.

But the ride may stop when he faces Cotto. Those predicting in favor of Pacquiao point to the obvious when they say that Pacquiao's speed will be too much for Cotto. Well, no so fast (on the opinion, that is). Cotto defeated Shane Mosley, Zab Judah, and Paulie Malignaggi-- all speed guys. The Boricuan banger has impeccable timing to deal with fast fighters, which Pacquiao is. Cotto also has the style that can allow him to deal with the Filipino. Pacquiao's whirlwind motion in the ring may be slowed down with Cotto's devastating body punches.' Cotto is one of the sport's most technically-sound fighter, and he is very versatile. He can punch, and he can box.

So, if you are going to bet for Pacquiao, better keep those in mind, especially when a bet for his opponent wins more money.

Those last wins were nice, but Pacquiao's resume doesn't hold a candle to Cotto's record at 140lbs +. Pac's starpower clouds much. Does anyone think Pac would last even 6 rounds with Shane Mosley?



http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=33535&cat=boxer

Not only do I think Pacquio would be the crap put of Mosley, I even think it would be an easy fight for him.

3-5 years ago?, ABSOLUTELY NOT..........now?, ABSOLUTELY YES.

Just my opinion.

I think it's a disgrace they are charging so much for this fight!.

I've watched better fights for free.

Man, I remember when all local channels used to have weekly boxing events.

I even remember all of them (ABC, CBS and NBC) broadcasting 2 fights, EACH, ON THE SAME DAY!.

Those days of me feeling like a kid alone in a candy store are LOOOOOOOOOOOONG GONE!.

BOOOOO HOOOOOO!.

now he won't beat him if shane hasen't gotten old yet so that remains to be seen.