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Boxing Truth Radio: Manny Pacquiao-Miguel Cotto Broken Apart Piece By Piece
hosted by Chavez, Lois, and T-Money

Nov 08, 2009 -
This week's edition of The Boxing Truth radio featured numerous fight fans chiming in and putting their 2 and 3 cents in regarding the monumental clash between the Phillippines beloved Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao and Puerto Rico's Miguel Cotto. Both sides were divided rather evenly in regards to who would be victorious this coming Saturday night and why their respective fighters would sit atop the mountain top boxing's most coveted title of "The World's Most Exciting Fighter".
 
Special guests included Floyd Mayweather Sr., Michael "White Gorilla" Marley, Eddie Goldman, Dennis Guillermo and boxing fans across the globe.
 
In addition to the extensive coverage regarding Pacquiao-Cotto provided by Ricardo "RiGordo" Lois and John "The Boxing Bookie" Chavez, the recent match-ups regarding Chad Dawson-Glenn Johnson and Nicolai Valuev-David Haye were discussed.
 
There were also notes regarding the finalized welterweight bout between Shane Mosley and Andre Berto as well as the reason most boxing fans despise the world of Mixed Martial Arts.
 
Don't miss this record-long radio show of The Boxing Truth as all aspects of the sweet science and everything in between were discussed.
 
 

PS. World reknown line-maker Joey Oddessa was originally scheduled for this show but will be doing a special segment later on in the week as the fight nears.

Comments (6)
chip - Nov 9th, 2009 9:19:20am
i listened for like an hour to these cotto bozos to only hear marley get intentionally cut off!! f--k you ricardo lois!!
East O - Nov 9th, 2009 1:36:40pm
Great great show fellas. I'm liking Cotto to Chavez... u still SUCK SUCKA!!!! ahahhaha
BAD - Nov 9th, 2009 10:21:10pm
Ricardo Louis your eat your words man!!! Nov 14 ,2009. Pac has a better defense. Cotto is not gonna hit Pac enough!! Your a joke come Nov 14. You get your excuses ready!! Dont compare Manny at 147!! then at 127. At lighter weights he is weaker and less defense. Now at 147lb Pac better more lethal and stronger!!!
Carlos - Nov 13th, 2009 1:05:28pm
This guy Michael Marley really hurts his credibility saying that Clottey is a B-Class fighter and that Pacquiao would knock him out. Clottey is probably top 5 most difficult guys to knock out in boxing. I've watched at least 6 Clottey fights and they are all the same. He frustrates his opponents and blocks everything, he has a tremendous accurate uppercut and is a true Pro, always ready and in great shape.Joshua Clottey can compete or beat anyone from 147-160 lbs. Against Cotto, he set up similar traps that he set up against Judah, but Cotto was very smart, and stayed poised even with that awful cut. I was impressed by Cotto in that fight.
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Hiro - Nov 15th, 2009 10:26:24pm
Manny beat Cotto to a pulp. The Boxing Truth? You can't handle the truth!
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