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Friday, May 4, 2012

Download Mayweather vs Cotto Fight Video (Torrent)

Download Mayweather vs Cotto Fight Video (Torrent)

Download Mayweather vs Cotto Fight Video (Torrent)


Floyd Mayweather, Jr vs Miguel Cotto fight is about to happen few more days left and the MGM Grand in Las Vegas will be filled again with thousands of boxing fans around the world. Some will be watching online through pay-per-view or through live streams and other fans may just wait for the fight video replay.



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Mayweather vs Cotto Fight Results, Updates

Mayweather vs Cotto Fight Results, Updates

Mayweather vs Cotto Fight Results, Updates

Mayweather vs Cotto's bout is happening soon in MGM Grand, Las Vegas on May 5, 2012, Saturday. So the boxing fans around the world are very excited to see one the great fights this year 2012. They can't wait to know or to find if what will be the outcome or result of Mayweather vs Cotto's fight. Will it be Floyd Mayweather or Miguel Cotto rule the ring? So that's remained to be seen on May 5, 2012.


The results of Mayweather vs Cotto's fight, news and updates will be posted here. 
Mayweather vs Cotto highlights pictures, knock out pictures if ever there will be knock punch from both boxers will also be posted here. 

Mayweather vs Cotto Fight Results, Updates

Monday, April 2, 2012

Cotto vs Mayweather ESB Countdown by Vivek Wallace

by Vivek Wallace: In last weeks segment of EastSideBoxing's countdown to Mayweather vs Cotto we took at a look at the obvious. This week we analyze an angle that will take us from the simple to the complex. Mayweather has effectively built his resume on the art of the "take-away", nullifying practically all of an opponents strengths. Cotto isn't as skilled in this department, but under his new fundamental trainer, Cuban, Pedro Diaz, there seems to be an awakening. On the heels of this realization, today, we visit the intricate topics of precisely "WHAT STRENGTH EACH MAN WILL POTENTIALLY TAKE AWAY FROM THE OTHER"?.....AS WELL AS "WHAT PREVIOUSLY UNSEEN ATTRIBUTES THAT MAN COULD POTENTIALLY AWAKEN IN THE OTHER"?:

MIGUEL COTTO:

In Miguel Cotto, we see a warrior who has been to the mountaintop, as well as through the valley. Highs and lows are part of any warriors journey in the sport, but for Cotto, the road for redemption has clearly defined the mission. In the Summer of 2008 Cotto faced Antonio Margarito and had no answer. Just a few bouts later he would face Pacquiao and meet the same fate. What did he learn from these defeats? Considering the paralleled "ambush" style of both fighters, the biggest lesson he learned was simply to box intelligently and bang only when opportunity presents itself, leaving less room for the type of brutal warfare known to bring many careers to an end..

Against Floyd Mayweather jr., the task is vastly different. Coming in the ring with plans to outbox Mayweather is simply not an option. So what element in Cotto could Mayweather awaken that we've never seen him use to help him pull this off? Good question. The closest valid answer comes down to one word: DISCIPLINE. In each of Cotto's losses and close contest, it was his inability to stick to the script when he began to get hit. Against both Margarito and Pacquiao he boxed beautifully and led on the cards, but when the shots started to land rapidly, his limited discipline caused him to immediately revert to a style that appears "fan-friendly" yet results in "losses-plenty".

A complexed puzzle like Mayweather will surely require the best of Cotto. And the best in Cotto is an effort we've yet to see. Although we've seen him put together a few masterpieces, we have never seen him put together the perfect fight, where discipline at the height of the battle remains present without abandon. This previously unseen attribute is one that Mayweather could potentially awaken in him.....if it truly does exist, that is.

Identifying the attribute that has made Cotto most successful which Mayweather will potentially take away is quite simple. Cotto's bread and butter has been his ability to close the distance and drop bombs. Never has he had to work as hard as he will against Mayweather at cutting the ring off and trapping his prey. The footwork of Mayweather has been absent for the past few fights. A dancing partner like Cotto who hunts both the body and head will awaken that particular skill, as Mayweather's chances to win lessen without it (footwork).

FLOYD MAYWEATHER JR:

In Floyd Mayweather, we have a fighter who can do it all. That "handyman" reference used in the past is categorically "perfect", as no other adjective could be used to describe him in a more concise fashion. That in mind, the operative question becomes "What can Cotto possibly take away from Floyd that he can't replace"? When we dig deep to uncover this mystery, few elements surface....but only one is necessary to accomplish the mission. That one? Space.....or lack thereof. Floyd Mayweather jr. has a ring IQ that remains unparalleled, but the best way to enter the mind of any opponent is to get inside of it quicker than it can comprehend a way to keep you out!

Hatton, Oscar, and Castillo each found a certain level of success by crowding Floyd to the point where thinking too far ahead of them wasn't an option, all because he was simply too busy trying to escape the present moment at hand. A fighter with Cotto's deceptive speed, thunderous power, and vintage 'stalk-til-they-can't-walk' style is enough for any opponent to breath hard in suspense. We've seen Cotto mowed down at the hands of two men who had the stamina to outwork him and the chin to outlast him. Mayweather's game has never been about a heavy punch volume, so based on that, we have to analyze whether or not he can defeat a man who has never lost without this element present.

When we flip the script and take a look at the question relative to what attribute Cotto could potentially awaken in Mayweather that we haven't really seen, the plot thickens. Many of Mayweather's fights have prompted a different angle towards his path to victory, and in the past he was able to answer the call. Against Judah he had to conquer speed from a southpaw. In Corrales (RIP) he faced height and reach. Mosley presented great power combined with speed and toughness....and the list goes on. Seems we've seen Mayweather against every template in the book. What we haven't seen is actually something we have seen.....problem is.....we haven't seen it in so long we don't know if he can still pull it off.

At age 35 with a modest activity rate which has left him untested in this area in recent years, we will now see if Mayweather still has what it takes to conquer the equivalence of Jose Luis Castillo (1st fight)? Losing isn't an option for Floyd, so at long last, the public may finally get what most have wanted to see: Mayweather in a not-so-pretty slugfest where he has to show a level of toughness few knew he had. The one tool we haven't seen Floyd pull from that proverbial 'toolbelt' is victory from the jaws of defeat. A rare moment where his back is against the wall and he has no choice but to sink or swim. Brother Naazim Richardson told Mosley it exist in him because "you don't get to his level without it".

We saw glimpses against Mosley, but not as much as he may be required to display against the likes of Cotto. If there's anyone in the sport today on Mayweather's shortlist who can bring that 'beast' out, it's Miguelito. For those who question whether or not Floyd "has it in him".....stay tuned.....I think he has something to show you! (Tune in next Friday as the Official EastSideBoxing Countdown to Mayweather/Cotto continues).

(Vivek "Vito" Wallace can be reached at 954.292.7346, vivexemail@yahoo.com, Youtube (Vivek1251), Twitter (VivekWallace747), Skype (Vito-Boxing), and FaceBook)

Monday, March 5, 2012

Mayweather wants 8 ounce gloves

Mayweather wants 8 ounce gloves

“Against De La Hoya, they gave me heavyweight gloves. They have me 10-ounce gloves,” Mayweather said. “We are requesting 8-ounce gloves for this one. Hopefully, we can get them. We want blood, sweat and tears for this one.”


Floyd Mayweather has surprised some people by agreeing to face reigning WBA 154-pound king Miguel Cotto at 154-pounds - not at some catch-weight that so many of today’s fighters insist on boxing at when facing a naturally bigger man. The 35-year-old all-time great has just one request going into May 5th’s huge showdown with the Puerto Rican star: that the fight is fought with 8-ounce gloves, not ten-ounce.

As quoted by Ringtv.com, “Money,” who will be having just his second fight above welterweight, believes his massive win over Oscar De La Hoya could have ended earlier had the “World Awaits” fight been fought with smaller gloves.

Mayweather vs Cotto PRESS TOUR QUOTES

Mayweather vs Cotto PRESS TOUR QUOTES

Floyd Mayweather, Seven Time and Five Division World Champion

"I want to thank the fans and the media because without them, I wouldn't be where I am today.

"My Uncle Roger has done an unbelievable job with my career.

"The Puerto Rican boxing background is truly amazing. A lot of great champions have come from Puerto Rico and you have another great champion in Miguel Cotto.

"When we step into the ring it's one on one. The trainer can't fight for the fighters.

"There are no fans like New York fans [thunderous applause from fans in attendance].

"It was a dream of mine to come to the Apollo Theater and watch a performance. I never thought I would be on this stage.

"At the age of 35, I am still going strong. I am still hungry and I still want to give the fans nothing but excitement.

"May 5, please come out and support me and support Miguel Cotto because we are going for a toe to toe battle.

"This is a strong champion from Puerto Rico. He's WBA champion at this particular time. My goal is to go out there and take the belt away from Miguel Cotto.

"To get to this level, it's obvious that he [Cotto] does a lot of things good. I have to bite down, go to camp and stay focused.

"What's special about this fight is you have two strong champions that have been around the sport for a long time with a lot of experience. I have a little more experience than Miguel Cotto and I know what it takes when it's a fight of this magnitude.

"I feel like I have what it takes to win this fight. I feel that my hands are faster, I'm the better counter puncher. I've shown that I have a great chin. My thing is to be Floyd Mayweather and keep doing what I've been doing.

"I feel like if a guy has hit the canvas before, it's in his mind that it can happen again.

"Come May 5, Cinco de Mayo, we want to give all boxing fans an unbelievable show.

"I don't have to go in the fight weighing 154. I'm a guy that's blessed with the ability to go up and down and beat the best fighters they have in the sport of boxing."

Miguel Cotto, WBA Super Welterweight World Champion

"This will be one of the biggest fights you have ever seen.

"On May 5, I am going to make Puerto Rico very proud.

"I won't stop until I find a tool to beat Mayweather on May 5.

"As everyone knows I'm a quiet man of few words. I will only say that I will train harder than ever to defeat Mayweather on May 5.

"Things happen for a right reason and at a set moment. There is a reason why Floyd and I are fighting now.

"Floyd is not just any opponent.

"I consider every fight another chapter in my career.

On drug testing:

"Sport is about skills, condition and preparation. You have to be clean. If this sport can be cleaner, I'm a sportsman and I support making the sport cleaner.

On being the underdog:

"I pay no attention to that. I get paid to bring a good show and a good fight.

Canelo Alvarez, WBC Super Welterweight World Champion

"I used to watch Shane Mosley's fights. Now I am fighting him. It is like a dream. May 5 is going to be a great night. Don't miss it.

"I think this is going to be the hardest fight I have had yet.

"I want to be one of the best fighters in history, but first, I need to beat Mosley.

"May 5 is a great night for Mexicans. I need to do something very great for my Mexican fans."

On fighting Mayweather or Cotto

"They are two of the best. I would want to fight either one."

Shane Mosley, Six-Time World Champion and Three Division World Champion

"I fought both of the main event guys. I think it is going to be a tremendous fight and I am excited and honored to be on the undercard. I think Canelo and I could probably be a main event, but I am proud to be a part of this.

"My motivation to continue fighting is that I love what I do and I'm going to be in boxing forever.

"I'm fighting a good guy who is young and I care about his career, but I also care about my career. I'm at 100 percent and that's unfortunate for Canelo."

Leonard Ellerbe, CEO of Mayweather Promotions

"It will be a historic fight on May 5. I have no doubt about that.

"Without the fans, none of this would be possible. Come May 5, fans are in for a great, great fight.

"They call him Money Mayweather for a reason. Over the last year, he has become the highest paid athlete in all of sports.

"Floyd is the best fighter in the sport, the pay-per-view king, the best fighter by far of this era and when it is all said and done, he could be known as the best ever to do it."

Oscar de la Hoya, President of Golden Boy Promotions

"Boxing is here and here to stay. With Floyd Mayweather, with Miguel Cotto, with Canelo Alvarez and Sugar Shane Mosley, this is a big, big event and we are very excited to be a part of it."

Richard Schaefer, CEO of Golden Boy Promotions

"May 5 will be our Super Bowl. Traditionally, May 5 is the single biggest pay-per-view date of the year.

"Floyd Mayweather is the undisputed pound-for-pound pay-per-view king moving up in weight to fight the undisputed king of Puerto Rico and 154 champion Miguel Cotto.

"Since 2007, Golden Boy Promotions has worked with Floyd Mayweather. Together, we have broken every record. The first 24/7 was a brain child of Floyd Mayweahter. Mr. Mayweather brought boxing back to the movie theaters as well."

"This is the first time Golden Boy Promotions is working with Miguel Cotto. It is an honor to work with such a legend. He is a champion inside the ring and outside of the ring and he is one of the biggest names in the sport of boxing. He has been a champion since 2004 and is the best fighter at 154 pounds. He has shown that and he has proven that.

"I've been told that when Floyd Mayweather is on '24/7,' the ratings are traditionally 30 percent higher than anyone else.

"Many kings of entertainment have performed here [at Harlem's World Famous Apollo Theater]. Most recently, President Obama sang Al Green's 'Let's Stay Together.' Many famous Latino entertainers have performed here as well.

"I am proud to say that we have put together an extraordinary night on May 5 that will leave fans saying 'Long live boxing.'

"Four of the best fighters in the world are standing right here [at Grauman's Chinese Theatre].

"May 5 will be a royal night of boxing. With Mayweather Promotions, Golden Boy Promotions, Miguel Cotto Promotions, Canelo Promotions and Sugar Shane Mosley Promotions, you really have a fight card put together by the fighters for the fight fans.

"A legend like [Mosley] is never done. They said the same thing about him when he fought Antonio Margarito. You can never count someone like Shane Mosley out."

Hector Soto, Team Cotto

"This is a fight which will make history.

"May 5 will be big for Puerto Rico. Miguel Cotto will step into the ring as world champion and will leave the ring as the pound-for-pound king and champion."

Pedro Diaz, Cotto's Trainer

"Inside the ring, the fists do the talking. It's preparation and tactics that speak in the ring.

"There is no invincible man.

"The victory will be for Puerto Rico.

"May 5 is going to be a great night for boxing. May 5, two kings of the rings will be facing each other.

"We know we are going to be fighting a great champion."

Friday, February 24, 2012

Tickets for Floyd Mayweather vs. Miguel Cotto

Tickets for Floyd  Mayweather vs. Miguel Cotto
 
Los Angeles (February 21, 2012)... Tickets for Floyd "Money" Mayweather vs. Miguel "Junito"Cotto, 2012's biggest night of boxing, go on sale next Tuesday, Feb. 28 at 1:00 p.m. ET/10:00 a.m. PT. The WBA Super Welterweight World Championship between the undefeated Seven-Time, Five-Division World Champion Mayweather and Three-Division World Champion Cotto will take place Saturday, May 5 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nev.

Tickets will be priced at $1,500, $1,250, $600, $300 and $200, not including applicable service charges, with a total ticket limit of 12 per person. Ticket sales will be limited to 10 per person at the $1,500, $1,250, $600 and $300 price levels with a ticket limit of two (2) per person at the $200 price level.


To charge by phone with a major credit card, call Ticketmaster at (800) 745-3000. Tickets also are available for purchase at www.mgmgrand.com or www.ticketmaster.com.

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Mayweather vs. Cotto Press Tour DATES

Mayweather vs. Cotto Press Tour DATES


MAYWEATHER VS. COTTO: TOUR DATES AND CITIES

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27 SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO

2:00 p.m. AST Coliseo de Puerto Rico Jose Miguel Agrelot

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28 NEW YORK, NEW YORK

1:00 p.m. ET Famed Apollo Theater

253 West 125th Street

New York, NY 10027

THURSDAY, MARCH 1 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

1:00 p.m. PT Grauman's Chinese Theatre

6925 Hollywood Blvd.

Hollywood, CA 90028