Cotto v Pacquiao

[Shaggy]

Predictions?

[Darth Marty]

Cotto by stoppage in the 9th

[greenbloodred]

Pacquaio - Points.

[Hollowman]

Whatever happens, it'll be no Renda-Samuels.

[-V-]

Pacquio on points after a 12 round classic brawl

[spud_gun]

Pacman.

Easier than most will expect.

The Margarito experience to be looming large in Cotto's mind.

Winner to face Mathew Hatton, or perhaps not

[javier_monsterano]

5th round pacman

[Robbie-9-Fowler]

Pacman in the 1st 25 seconds.

[tommyg]

Im hoping for Pac-man as i think he's an amazing guy in and outside of the ring

[-V-]

Well my prediction was just 2 mins off. Stupid ref

[Shaggy]

What a ****ing incredible fight and performance from Pacman

[Shaggy]

Before this fight I would've fancied Mayweather to beat Pacquiao on points, smothering him to death. Now....well I just don't think you can keep Pacman down. His speed is breathtaking. I would love to see Pacquiao destroy PBF.

[Bender]

Filipino star Manny Pacquiao has become the first boxer in history to win seven world titles in seven weight divisions after beating Miguel Cotto.
He stopped his opponent in the 12th round of their WBO welterweight clash in Las Vegas.
Pacquiao, 30, dominated throughout and had his Puerto Rican opponent down in the third and fourth rounds with his fierce left hook doing the damage.
Referee Kenny Bayless stopped the fight 55 seconds into the final round.
"I tried my best to knock him out," Pacquiao said.
"I thought in 11th round they would stop the fight. I am surprise he continued to fight."
Cotto's face was swollen, blood was flowing from his nose and his cuts, and he simply could not stop Pacquiao from bouncing inside and throwing both hands at will.
"I didn't know from where the punches were coming," Cotto said.
"Manny Pacquiao is one of the best boxers I ever fought."
Pacquiao's victory sees him confirm his status as the world's best pound-for-pound boxer and takes his record to 50 wins, three defeats and two draws with 38 knockouts.
The win over 29-year-old Cotto also sets up the possibility of a mouth-watering clash with unbeaten Floyd Mayweather Jr.
And Pacquiao's trainer Freddie Roach admitted after the fight that he would like to see his man take on the American in a fight that would have global appeal.

[Shaggy]

So how do people see Pacquiao v Mayweather going?

[Bender]

well there's definitely gonna be a re-match this is too close to call tbh......but if you lent me £10 i would go for Pac man.....ps Ricky [i need another ass whooping]Hatton thought Cotto would win