Miguel Cotto vs Antonio Margarito II

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who takes the rematch?


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Margarito is going to finish the job he started on Cotto. Cotto is going to have to prove to me that he still has gas in the tank. Cotto is not a good enough boxer to keep the pressure of Margarito off of him. Margarito by TKO in the 11th..
 
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Hell yeah Rigondeaux is about to become a world champ


Ramos-Rigondeaux on 12/3 Cotto-Margarito Undercard


By Ryan Maquiñana

WBA regular junior featherweight champion Rico "Suavecito" Ramos and interim holder Guillermo "El Chacal" Rigondeaux will consolidate their belts on the Dec. 3 Cotto-Margarito undercard at Madison Square Garden, according to Rigondeaux’s manager Gary Hyde.

The 24-year-old Ramos (20-0, 11 KOs), out of Watts in South Los Angeles, is two months removed from a come-from-behind seventh-round knockout of Akifumi Shimoda in Atlantic City that dethroned the Japanese champ.

Rigondeaux (8-0, 6 KOs), a 30-year-old Miami-based Cuban and two-time Olympic gold medalist, made the first defense of his interim title in March, a first-round destruction of Willie Casey.

Ryan Maquiñana is the boxing correspondent at Comcast SportsNet Bay Area. He’s a member of the Boxing Writers Association of America and The Ring’s Ratings Advisory Panel. E-mail him at [email protected], check out his blog at www.maqdown.com or follow him on Twitter: @RMaq28.
Tags: Guillermo Rigondeaux , Rico Ramos , Ramos-Rigondeaux , Ramos vs Rigondeaux
 
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Uh oh Margarito is already Beastin!

DAMN!!!!!!!

That video was ridiculous! I want to see Margarito mop Cotto. I am a little concerned with the eye thing though. Man I would hate to see him have to stop the fight because he get's hit in the eye wrong or something.

Those forward arm crawls are ridiculous! All upper body strength right there!

Thanks 2-0

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I've flipped flopped on this fight. At first I always though no matter what margarito is just a bad style for cotto, that nonstop pressure and iron face. Then after pac caved his face in I figured cotto had a much better chance. Now I'm back to where I started. I like Cotto and want him to get his revenge and all, but I see a similar result. Late margarito stoppage. Cotto just can't take that kind of pressure for a full 12 rounds. If it were a 10 round fight he'd have it.
 
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Ya, Cotto will fade late.
I bet his face won't look anywhere near like it did last time though.
Wouldn't be surprised. It's already thoroughly damaged for one, and for 2, the swelling looked the same if not worse after the beating that Pac put on him. Margs shouldn't be anywhere close to as weight drained this time either though he is slower. I'm sure Cotto learned the lesson about not attacking the body but that might set him up for getting countered and uppercutted again
 
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One thingi noticed in the first fight was after marg warmed up and started applying pressure, cotto found himself on the ropes unable to punch out. And when he did manage to escape, he went to the nearest rope and repeated that patern!!!