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Any doubt Cotto will get the decision.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mohjo:

this is one of those no win fights because both sides can make argument and this is my reasoning to have 15 round matches come back although i know it is horrible on fighters body and career but i feel it separates the weak from the weaker
 
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Posted: #103
No doubt here...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by M8kingmoves:

Any doubt Cotto will get the decision.

wouldn't be surprised even though he shouldn't

 
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Posted: #105
I'm off, it's 114-113 Clottey.
 
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scores are being fixed as we speak
 
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Posted: #107
long time = screwjob. "think they'll riot?" Yep, 20,000 Puerto Ricans - are you serious? Ok, it's a draw.
 
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Posted: #108
WHAT 116-111 COTTO?
 
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Posted: #109
116-111 Cotto? 115-112 Cotto? Get the fuck out of here....
 
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Yeeeeessssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Thank you!
 
 
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Posted: #111
There was no way Clotty would win by decision...But 116-111????
 
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Posted: #112
WOW AND IT GOES ON AND ON AND ON.....
 
clottey backers have legit beef although if you were scoring round by round it can happen but if you watched the entire fight he looked like he won
 
How the fuck is it 116-111????????????
 
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Posted: #113
I had it 115-112 Cotto. Clottey has nobody to blame but himself. He simply gave away the last 3 rounds.
 
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He gave Cotto a better fight than I thought he would, and certainly gave me a scare.
 
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If this fight was in Africa, Clottey would have gotten the decision.  It is a predominately Puerto Rican crowd with their parade tommorow.  C'mon who do you think is going to get the SD?
 
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LOL 116-111 :) Now you know why I said "MSG and Day before the PR Day Parade".

Congrats to those who received this gift :)

At best it was a DRAW.

I had Clottey up by 1.

This fight was a circus some reason didn't feel like a real fight.
 
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exactly we're all intelligent peeps but even to a retard 116-111?
 
how the hell bad was it that it took that long for him to tone it down so it wasn't 120-108
 
whoever that judge was he will never judge major fight ever at least one I'll bet on
 
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This is why Boxing is by far the most corrupt sport in the world.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Kidcole35:

I had it 115-112 Cotto. Clottey has nobody to blame but himself. He simply gave away the last 3 rounds.

 

This is the main point of the night.  Clottey didn't fight with any sense of urgency in the last two rounds.  He coasted and lost.  Cotto deserved the nod.

 
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Posted: #120
I had Cotto by 2 points.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by DannoDanger:

 

This is the main point of the night.  Clottey didn't fight with any sense of urgency in the last two rounds.  He coasted and lost.  Cotto deserved the nod.

 but he did dominate and i always feel for them (oscar vs felix)

you should never give up a round is the #2 rule after protect yourself at all time

 
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pretty boy floyd will beat down Juan Manuel and I love both fighters they are both amazing in their own rights
but mayweather will drop him in the first 10 rounds and won't be surprised to see an early ko
 
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This is why Boxing is by far the most corrupt sport in the world.



Well every Clottey backer, knew it being in MSG and day before the parade ANY close, heck any round that Clottey didn't wobble him was headed to Cotto, ask Glen Johnson, he is the king of being robbed lol, at least Clottey will get a few paydays now but don't know who will fight him as we know Cotto is the PPV draw.

The way I see it now, seems like Clottey will fight Mosley, since Pac-man is ducking him and Mayweather only takes PPV fights.


 
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larry merchant is starting to take fights off
 
hopefully they won't try to through max down our throats...
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by nuttyrich:




Well every Clottey backer, knew it being in MSG and day before the parade ANY close, heck any round that Clottey didn't wobble him was headed to Cotto, ask Glen Johnson, he is the king of being robbed lol, at least Clottey will get a few paydays now but don't know who will fight him as we know Cotto is the PPV draw.

The way I see it now, seems like Clottey will fight Mosley, since Pac-man is ducking him and Mayweather only takes PPV fights.


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