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bill poster
02-27-2008, 08:55 AM
Or would Mayweather give Cotto a boxing lesson

BigReg
02-27-2008, 08:59 AM
Mayweather has been around way too long to be exposed. If Cotto were to win, it would be because he fought a great fight.

C HOP
02-27-2008, 09:02 AM
u cant expose weakness if he hasnt got any, mayweather is to smart and accurate where as cottos offense will jus play into mayweathers strengths, i say mayweather beats him on a wide ud, but if cotto lands a big right then good night i have no worries in cottos punching power but he is just not good enough to beat mayweather!

pit
02-27-2008, 09:17 AM
Or would Mayweather give Cotto a boxing lesson


What do you mean by "Expose" ???

D.Haye-no1-p4p
02-27-2008, 09:20 AM
What do you mean by "Expose" ???
Pull his shorts down and expose his manhood to the world in the middle of a clinch - I assume this is what he means.

Jude
02-27-2008, 09:28 AM
Or would Mayweather give Cotto a boxing lesson
no not exposed, maybe win but not expose, he is brilliant, this response is meant for the origional question

BewareofDawg
02-27-2008, 09:31 AM
Expose him as what? Some fighters are beyond being exposed pal. Here's a list of great fighters that there is nothing to be exposed. They have proven to have elite skill and the intangibles to use them. They can get knocked out tomorrow night and they will still be great.
Floyd
Hopkins
Wright
Shane
Oscar
MAB
EM
Pac
JMM
Cotto
Calzaghe


Thats just to name a few.

HopkinsFan
02-27-2008, 09:32 AM
Castillo exposed that Mayweather does have a weakness, and that's a real hard fight with a guy coming at you non-stop with body work.
Who does this sound like? Cotto.

BewareofDawg
02-27-2008, 09:48 AM
Castillo exposed that Mayweather does have a weakness, and that's a real hard fight with a guy coming at you non-stop with body work.
Who does this sound like? Cotto.
How is that a weakness? :patsch Jesus christ, of course nobody is perfect but it speaks wonders that that fight was 5 years ago and he still won, yet that is the example of his weakness. He improved after that fight and it showed in the rematch, also he was injured in the fight. Funny contradiction is when people say Floyd hasn't proven his greatness because he has never really been tested and had to dig deep in a fight, but the one fight that he was pushed to a limit he is critisized for showing weakness :deal Boxing fans are fucking brilliant :yep

pit
02-27-2008, 09:49 AM
Floyd wouldnt engage Cotto enough in order to give him a boxing lesson. If Floyd were to win, it would be by pot-shotting for 12 rounds.


what ever game plan floyd employee , whether it be pot shotting , in and out , or shoulder roll counter , it's up to Cotto or who ever floyd is fighting at the time, to figure out a way to beat floyd .

its also not floyd's job to accommodate his opponent to make it easy for them to beat him, by fighting there fight.
If floyd where to pot-shot cotto , cotto had better have the experience and skill to deal with or except a loss no excuses .
Thats boxing ..

spion
02-27-2008, 10:47 AM
I think the word "expose" is used too often and too literally here. Mayweather is an exceptionally talented fighter, hell he is undefeated! I do think that of late he has become complacent with his boxing career and might not have the determination and drive he did a few years ago. If that IS the case then he should let someone who IS serious about taking on ALL the best fighters in the division take the torch while he goes on to wrestle or promote or whatever. Keeping his ardent fans hanging on to watch him fight less than the best and still try to convince everyone he is still the dominant champion is not worthy of someone who has been labeled pound for pound the best fighter. If you are a professional boxer then you box and if you are the best then you fight the best. Leave no questions unanswered.

whit
02-27-2008, 11:00 AM
Castillo exposed that Mayweather does have a weakness, and that's a real hard fight with a guy coming at you non-stop with body work.
Who does this sound like? Cotto.

Yo do realize that Floyd had injuries going into that fight right? Floyd beat him alot more clearly when he was healthy. Pressure is not the way to beat Mayweather.

Maxime
02-27-2008, 11:06 AM
Or would Mayweather give Cotto a boxing lesson

How can Mayweather be "exposed" Even if he was knocked out in the first second of the first round he would still not be exposed.

:huh

africandawg
02-27-2008, 11:27 AM
Cotto could beat Floyd but only by an early stoppage [Duran] style---otherwise Floyd potshots on the outside and dances to a UD..:smoke :smoke

kirk
02-27-2008, 11:28 AM
How in the world could mayweather ever be exposed????





just cuz he would lose, doesnt mean hed be exposed man... just mean he lost.

pit
02-27-2008, 11:39 AM
I think the word "expose" is used too often and too literally here. Mayweather is an exceptionally talented fighter, hell he is undefeated! I do think that of late he has become complacent with his boxing career and might not have the determination and drive he did a few years ago. If that IS the case then he should let someone who IS serious about taking on ALL the best fighters in the division take the torch while he goes on to wrestle or promote or whatever. Keeping his ardent fans hanging on to watch him fight less than the best and still try to convince everyone he is still the dominant champion is not worthy of someone who has been labeled pound for pound the best fighter. If you are a professional boxer then you box and if you are the best then you fight the best. Leave no questions unanswered.


very good response I also can agree with some of your post. I also think that if floyd nolonger has the drive to fight he should quit but I also have to respect that he's not going to fight the very best for next to nothing ether ,because we have to remember that he offered Arum a three fight deal that included Margarito , Cotto and Hatton that Arum would not agree to .

other then that very good response :good

Gneus7
02-27-2008, 11:47 AM
Could go either way but I'd pick Cotto

jc
02-27-2008, 01:46 PM
To beat Mayweather you need sensible aggression, quick workrate and a good defence. DLH was getting the better of him at 54 until he gased and let his defence go to pot, Castillo was doing something simlar but the lack of defensive skills let him down.

i also dont think Miguel has the defensive atributes to beat a pot shotter like Mayweather. Cotto will have his moments, where he is agrressive and throwing shots to the body and head, but this will leave him open to counters, I can see PBF picking his way to a UD, with Cotto being stung along the way.

Still a fight id love to see and a fight that should happen.

Pimp C
02-27-2008, 02:34 PM
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Ikketurner
02-27-2008, 02:36 PM
Cotto would lose to Mayweather....some like 8 rounds to 4.

RICH
02-27-2008, 02:42 PM
i think more of a schooling then a beating.