Cotto-Chavez Jr. / Montiel-Donaire December 4th?

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  1. Barristan

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    Exactly, IMO he lost against Matt Vanda who indeed is a scrub...since you've been following his career so keenly did you have him winning that fight?
     
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  3. Mitchell Kane

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    In re: to the 118 division....Yonnhy Perez-Joseph Agbeko is on, "probably" for Nov. 6, according to Dan Rafael:

    http://espn.go.com/sports/boxing/no...von-alexander-hard-work-dedication-paying-off
     
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  5. Panchyprsss

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    Surprisingly he does have a chance. I would had NEVER thought about that scenario a year ago, but the truth is that:
    1. Cotto has been badly damaged by his two defeats against Mexican Cheater and PEDquiao.
    2. Cotto is champ at a weight division where he doesn't belong and looks like a dwarf there.
    3. Chavez Jr is a natural middleweight.
    4. Chavez Jr. is hungry. Cotto is not.
    5. Bob Arum wants badly that Jr. wins a title. He will make sure it happens.

    This match is a calculated move by Bob Arum to catapult Chavez Jr. to star status if he defeats the perceived damaged Cotto, still an elite name in the sport. Arum wants to have his next big cash cow and knows the large mexican fanbase will embrace Chavez Jr.immediately as their hero if he beats Cotto, whose star is fading.
     
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  6. Hex-One

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    There is absolutely no way Chavez Jr beats Cotto. They can feed him all the PED'S in the world and it wont change the outcome. Cotto can easily outbox and ko that hype job! Jr simply doesn't have it.
     
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