By Manuel Perez: For the past month I’ve been overrun with boxing fans of Manny Pacquiao saying how great he is 24/7 and how badly he’s going to beat Miguel Cotto, and now we’re at the moment of truth for the Filipino fighter. If he doesn’t produce the goods and ends up taking a terrible beating, there’s going to be a lot of unhappy people. But what I really want then is to see Pacquiao’s fans to admit that he’s not as good as they think he is and that he finally took on too much by fighting Miguel Cotto.
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Pacquiao-Cotto: Fire Power – No More Excuses!
By Ibrar Arshaid: So ladies and gentlemen here we go, 12 rounds of intense, furious, high octane, brutal and passionate boxing coming from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. It is about time a fight of this magnitude is to take place. Let’s leave the excuses at the door, our opinions to ourselves because we are going to witness history regardless of what is going to happen. I haven’t felt such a buzz since the whole…Lewis v Tyson IS ON.
Pacquiao v. Cotto: Points To Ponder
By Caesar Almase: So many articles and news feeds have been written about this great fight, that a person really has to do some thinking if he is going to come up with any new or, as yet, unacknowledged points to ponder. As a fan of boxing in general and Manny Pacquiao specifically, I have read and watched a great deal of the media coverage, and there are a few things I haven’t seen discussed. Being a Manny guy, I’ll try to be as neutral in my analysis as possible, but please take my thoughts with that grain of salt.
Foreman picks Cotto to beat Pacquiao – Boxing News
By Manuel Perez: Former two time heavyweight champion George Foreman is picking World Boxing Organization welterweight champion Miguel Cotto to beat Manny Pacquiao this Saturday night at the MGM Grand, in Las Vegas, Nevada, according to Sportinglife. Foreman says “I think there would have been a good opportunity for Pacquiao to win if he faced Cotto before he fought Clottey, but now Cotto is thinking defense,” Foreman said.
Pacquiao vs. Cotto: The Stronger Weakness will prevail
By Jemique Harris: The highly anticipated match up between Manny Pacquiao is here and boxing fans are on edge. The vaunted gauntlet has been thrown down and now we will finally witness the aftermath. Pacquiao is a freak of nature who fights with the ferocity of the brush fire, exploding violently at the blink of an eye. Cotto, is the patient predator who relentlessly stalks and corners his prey only to be pound it into submission. Pacquiao is trying to achieve a record 7 belts in 7 weight classes, something that has eluded the all time greats.
Is Pacquiao-Cotto worth $54.99?
By Chris Williams: I contacted my cable company earlier today to find out how much it would cost purchase the Miguel Cotto vs. Manny Pacquiao bout on November 14th, and to my surprise they told me I would have to pay an incredible $54.95 to see the fight. I don’t know about you, but I think that’s way too much to see this fight. Indeed, I think it’s about $25 too much for this fight with it’s crappy undercard.
News – De La Hoya picks Cotto to beat Pacquiao
By Manuel Perez: The much respected Oscar De La Hoya has thrown his hat into the ring by predicting that World Boxing Organization welterweight champion Miguel Cotto will beat Manny Pacquiao this Saturday night in their title fight at the MGM Grand, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Pacquiao-Cotto: What happens to Manny if he gets knocked out?
By Manuel Perez: This Saturday night WBO welterweight champion Miguel Cotto goes up against Manny Pacquiao at the MGM Grand, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The bout will be held at a catch weight of 145 instead of 147, and Cotto’s title will be on the line for the fight. Many boxing’s experts are saying that Pacquiao will destroy Cotto and will be too fast for him.
Cotto-Pacquiao: Five More days
By Manuel Perez: I’m really looking forward to Manny Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 KO’s) facing a real welterweight in WBO welterweight champion Miguel Cotto on November 14th at the MGM Grand, in Las Vegas, Nevada. Look at the photo. Pacquiao is already starting to look kind of sad. Pacquiao has risen the hype train for the past six months since defeating a limited Ricky Hatton.
Freddie Roach announced his own P4P list; I announce mine
By Liam Santiago: For what it’s worth Freddie Roach has announced his own personal pound for pound rankings. I also am about to announce mine. Surprise, surprise, guess who makes it into Roach’s list, Amir Khan. I have a lot of respect for Roach but thank God he has no say in any official rankings as his choice of ten is pretty crazy to put it lightly.