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Bigger draw.....Mayweather/De La Hoya II or Mayweather/Cotto?????

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    #41
    Mayweather-Delahoya II without question, if you say other wise it just shows your lack of intelligence. There are no ifs, ands, or buts about it, this shouldnt even be up for debate....

    And for the "true boxing fans", Delahoya at this time is still a better fighter than Cotto, and is more difficult for Mayweather provided his skill set.

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      #42
      Originally posted by raysan View Post
      Mayweather-Delahoya II without question, if you say other wise it just shows your lack of intelligence. There are no ifs, ands, or buts about it, this shouldnt even be up for debate....

      And for the "true boxing fans", Delahoya at this time is still a better fighter than Cotto, and is more difficult for Mayweather provided his skill set.

      idiot post of the day....

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        #43
        Originally posted by c'monmang' View Post
        it would. Dela taking a dump would sell more then PBF vs Cotto..

        but what would YOU rather see?

        Floyd aint about boxing fans, he is about his pockets
        of coarse pbf vs cotto. i dont wanna star a 'pbf duckin cotto' argument, but he def jus tryin to stack loot right now, he gotta fight cotto b4 he leave tha sport

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          #44
          Originally posted by raysan View Post
          Mayweather-Delahoya II without question, if you say other wise it just shows your lack of intelligence. There are no ifs, ands, or buts about it, this shouldnt even be up for debate....

          And for the "true boxing fans", Delahoya at this time is still a better fighter than Cotto, and is more difficult for Mayweather provided his skill set.
          No offense but that post shows your lack of intelligence. Is Oscar in his prime? Is Oscar unbeaten? Is Oscar on the pound for pound list? Is Oscar a welter weight champion? Does Oscar fight for 12 rounds without getting gassed out? No, Cotto is clearly the tougher fight and he has the perfect style beat him.

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            #45
            Originally posted by slicksouthpaw16 View Post
            No offense but that post shows your lack of intelligence. Is Oscar in his prime? Is Oscar unbeaten? Is Oscar on the pound for pound list? Is Oscar a welter weight champion? Does Oscar fight for 12 rounds without getting gassed out? No, Cotto is clearly the tougher fight and he has the perfect style beat him.
            1 problem he too slow, hed get carved up all day wit counters

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              #46
              Originally posted by c'monmang' View Post
              idiot post of the day....
              bigger puncher, better boxer, more experience, better chin X 100, and having been in there with Floyd knows what to do. Everyone agrees had he kept up his jab he wouldve won on all three cards and not just one, i dont see how he is considered an "easy" fight.

              As for Cotto, cuts off the ring better and has better stamina, but is easy to hit. I truly think Oscar would ko him within 6, so ill stick to my statement. Cotto had trouble with an old Mosley, you really think he poses a threat to Mayweather at this time? Cotto is getting better every fight, but i just dont think he is ready YET.

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                #47
                The question is tricky. More fans know about DLH, casual fans know him as well.

                A rematch with DLH would do more PPV's than a fight with Cotto, Hatton was a bigger draw than Cotto and that fight did around 800k.

                May-DLH II will atleast do 1.6 mill ppv buys compared to their first fight which was 2.4 mill whereas a fight with Cotto would do something around 700k-900k PPV Buys.

                Boxing fans will prefer Cotto vs May but casual fans will prefer the DLH rematch, and casual fans are way more in numbers than boxing fans. I would prefer Mayweather vs Cotto obviously, but the bigger draw fight is Mayweather vs DLH II

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                  #48
                  Originally posted by raysan View Post
                  Cotto had trouble with an old Mosley,
                  What round did Oscar KO Mosley?

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                    #49
                    Originally posted by raysan View Post
                    bigger puncher, better boxer, more experience, better chin X 100, and having been in there with Floyd knows what to do. Everyone agrees had he kept up his jab he wouldve won on all three cards and not just one, i dont see how he is considered an "easy" fight.

                    As for Cotto, cuts off the ring better and has better stamina, but is easy to hit. I truly think Oscar would ko him within 6, so ill stick to my statement. Cotto had trouble with an old Mosley, you really think he poses a threat to Mayweather at this time? Cotto is getting better every fight, but i just dont think he is ready YET.
                    Cotto beat Molsey by UD.....if he had trouble with him what does that say about Floyd losing a SD to Dela who mosley beat TWICE..?

                    PLEASE..

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                      #50
                      Originally posted by 2501 View Post
                      What round did Oscar KO Mosley?
                      LOL..

                      or ask Collzao just HOW old Mosley is....

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