Pacquiao-Cotto update!

[Sumakwel]

Pac will make Cotto look slow and ******.

DLH predicted Pac by KO in 7 rounds
Nacho Beristain predicted by KO in 5-6 rounds
Mayweather and Mosley predicted Pac will KO easily

I say Pac will KO Cotto in 6 rounbds.
I predicted Pac will KO Hatton in 1 round but I was damn wrong at that prediction

[Sumakwel]

Pac will make Cotto look slow and ******.

DLH predicted Pac by KO in 7 rounds
Nacho Beristain predicted by KO in 5-6 rounds
Mayweather and Mosley predicted Pac will KO easily

I say Pac will KO Cotto in 6 rounbds.
I predicted Pac will KO Hatton in 1 round but I was damn wrong at that prediction

[BOOMbip]

cotto ain't on TITO's level!!!!!!!!!!

tito was an all-time great!

only lopez has a chance to come close to tito.



cotto ain't even on bazooka or benitez level.

cotto at most is on laporte's level.

I would go tit for tat with you guys on that...but Manny really is the greatest fighter you have ever produced and since a Pinoy has never beaten a Puerto Rican in a Championship fight in the history of the universe...I'm going to have to concur the point.


Still we all have to agree the greatness of the Supreme emperror and glactic chief incharge of all Asian souls will be pretty hard to beat.

Any victory over such a powerful diety automatcally catapults you to into saint hood...at the very least you become the pope.

[jerzeytib]

Cotto with a left to the body!

[Lomachenko]

Pac will make Cotto look slow and ******.

DLH predicted Pac by KO in 7 rounds
Nacho Beristain predicted by KO in 5-6 rounds
Mayweather and Mosley predicted Pac will KO easily

I say Pac will KO Cotto in 6 rounbds.
I predicted Pac will KO Hatton in 1 round but I was damn wrong at that prediction

This would be a good thread.... very true

[Talisayen]

cotto ain't on TITO's level!!!!!!!!!!

tito was an all-time great!

only lopez has a chance to come close to tito.



cotto ain't even on bazooka or benitez level.

cotto at most is on laporte's level.

Does laporte's face engraved on casino chips?

[Lomachenko]

I would go tit for tat with you guys on that...but Manny really is the greatest fighter you have ever produced and since a Pinoy has never beaten a Puerto Rican in a Championship fight in the history of the universe...I'm going to have to concur the point.


Still we all have to agree the greatness of the Supreme emperror and glactic chief incharge of all Asian souls will be pretty hard to beat.

Any victory over such a powerful diety automatcally catapults you to into saint hood...at the very least you become the pope.

Being you are such the goggle historian ...How many PR and Pinoys have fought for a world title?

[-MAKAVELLI-]

cotto ain't on TITO's level!!!!!!!!!!

tito was an all-time great!

only lopez has a chance to come close to tito.



cotto ain't even on bazooka or benitez level.

cotto at most is on laporte's level.

lopez isnt even allowed to fight caballero...his career is on nuetral


beating PAC wont put cotto on tito's level but at least his name can be mentioned and not be laughed at as hard



with that said, del harris sucks balls

[Animalistic]

cotto ain't on TITO's level!!!!!!!!!!

tito was an all-time great!

only lopez has a chance to come close to tito.



cotto ain't even on bazooka or benitez level.

cotto at most is on laporte's level.

Mario Rivera Martino, 85, filed his first report with THE RING in 1945 and has been a major and valuable contributor to the ****zine ever since.

That wasn’t his first brush with big-time boxing, though.

Pedro Montanez returned to New York in 1935 after his glorious tour of Europe, during which he knocked out some of that continent’s top lightweights and won hearts at home as a result, and apparently his shoes were scuffed.

In stepped Marino.

“I had the honor of being his shoe-shine boy,” Marino said with a laugh.

Here is the trusty correspondent’s list of the 10 greatest Puerto Rican-born fighters of all-time.

He said he went with Gomez at No. 1 for one reason: 17 defenses of his WBC super bantamweight title, 17 knockouts. Also, note that Wilfredo Benitez isn’t on the list because he was born in the U.S. Martino would’ve ranked him No. 3.

1. Wilfredo Gomez (44-3-1, 42 KOs)
2. Carlos Ortiz (61-7-1, 30 KOs)
3. Felix Trinidad (42-3, 35 KOs)
4. Edwin Rosario (47-6, 41 KOs)
5. Miguel Cotto (33-1, 27 KOs)
6. Esteban De Jesus (58-5, 33 KOs)
7. Sixto Escobar (43-22-3, 19 KOs)
8. Pedro Montanez (92-7-4, 54 KOs)
9. Jose Torres (41-3-1, 29 KOs)
10. Alfredo Escalera (53-14-3, 31 KOs)

[Puya]

we do our plantanos dessert eggroll style (turon)

covered in sugar so it caramelizes , a slice of jackfruit with the plantane and the eggroll wrapping makes it crunchy on the outside.

man that looks tasty