Who should Miguel Cotto fight next?

I second the motion for Cotto-Khan at 147.

With no ringside doctors.

 

Did Khan steal your girl?

 

Almost. He snatched her up from a distance. Then when he grabbed her, she fought and clawed on the inside, and he had no idea what to do, so he ran away.

 

:atu:

 

:bears::bears:

Actually I heard Khan pushed her off, and, hell having no fury like a woman scorned, she beat the shit out of him.

 

chavez jr. at 160.

 

:laughing: Let me guess, Smoger as the referee as well?

 

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OscarDeLaHoya Oscar De La Hoya
Because bob arum is in the way of making the big fight happen,who do u think mayweather should fight next?
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Floyd...

It'd B Cotto's BIGGEST Payday & @ this Stage of his Career he DESERVES it...After Floyd, there'd STILL B Intrigue in Cotto vs. Canelo, Chavez Jr. or even Kirkland...

Cotto-Pac II Makes NO Sense...It's like Watching the Remake of a Movie you've Seen Before; While there May B Some SLIGHT Changes, you Still ALREADY Know how it's Gonna End....




REED:hammert:

 

Cory Spinks

 

Cotto's been an UNDERappreciated Treasure over the Years, in REED's Opinion...He's CONSTANTLY Engaged in Meaningful Fights...

Look @ this Resume:

Pacquiao
Mosley
Margarito (2x)
Judah
Clottey
Mayorga
Quintana
Urkal
Foreman
Malignaggi
Corley
Bailey

Add in the Likes of Abdullaev, Kelson Pinto, Ricardo Torres, N'Dou, Sosa, Maussa...Hell, w/LESS than 15 Fights, Cotto had ALREADY Fought John Brown, Cesar Bazan, Justin Juuko & Ubaldo Hernandez...

Dudes Fought Everybody!!



REED:bears:

 

Yep. His list of opponents is quite impressive. His 140 list in particular is under-appreciated IMO. Not because Abdullaev and those other guys turned out great, but because in most cases, they were viewed as threats - the likes of which many upcoming fighters would've dodged.

Interesting to reflect on the N'dou fight - one which Cotto just barely won and that fore-shadowed the difficulty he'd have when he's unable to push his opponent back and must fight off his back foot.

 

I very much agree. I've been a Cotto fan since he was a novice pro with a handful of fights, and he's been a great pro really. Very consistent, solid performer, and like you said has simply fought everyone.

Underappreciated fighter for sure, especially by moronic teenyboppers like Sly.

 

Mayweather.