WHO IS IN A TOUGHER FIGHT MAYWEATHER OR PACQUIAO?
By Kevin Davis
I have been asking around the boxing public, online or face to face to get a proper responss and to much surprise of many of the fans around the globe. Who thought that it may have been some sort of a landside going one way or another. The fans are almost dead even split on who is fighting the tougher man.
Each guy in my opinion is fighting someone that is a tough match up against them against Floyd Mayweather, Miguel Cotto sstyle may be a task for him to sovle but against Manny Pacquiao it was a bad match up for Cotto. Tim Bradley is a easy pickings night for Mayweather but his style makes for a tough night for Pacquiao. Both fighters are fighting two guys I wouldn't mind seeing them go head to head with. If they are not fighting each other, this is the next best thing for either of them to do.
I just hope that we can get a Mayweather vs Pacquiao fight sometime this year, before we really grow tired of asking for this fight.
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Comment by Karceno on February 11, 2012 at 4:31pm -
I agree with you Norberto
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Comment by Norberto Manuel on February 10, 2012 at 8:04am -
Both Mayweather and Pacquiao will be facing tough opponent. It will not be an easy walk on the park as Cotto has fire power, a tremendous threat to Mayweather counterpunching ability, while Bradley ruggedness can make him elusive to counter Pacquiao speed. The early odds, however, favor both Pacquiao and Mayweather, who should both endow themselves to full training and body conditioning to live up to their fans expectation. If they both lose, their much awaited match will not be anymore a thrill and the mega bout will be relegated to a mere watch losing millions worth of paper views. The new darlings of boxing will be the toast of the boxing and will make headlines for possible unification and knockout match.
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Comment by robert lark on February 10, 2012 at 7:36am
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Cotto dominated junior & welterweight division where he never ever came above 147 he fought Pac at 145.
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