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I dont think Berto can beat anyone on that level breh:yeshrug:


I dont think he can beat Victor Ortiz or Robert Guerrero...let alone Khan, Broner, Thurman. He was losing to Josesito Lopez:manny:
This...josesito was giving him the business before his power bailed him out yet again...berto's Boxing IQ is laughable/nonexistent ..he has a brutal L to a 147 version of ghost...he will never pick up a belt at 147 again unless Haymon gifts it to him via a set up just like he did in the old days
 

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This...josesito was giving him the business before his power bailed him out yet again...berto's Boxing IQ is laughable/nonexistent ..he has a brutal L to a 147 version of ghost...he will never pick up a belt at 147 again unless Haymon gifts it to him via a set up just like he did in the old days
He's the interim WBA champ............ and if Floyd drops the belt, he's probably elevated to regular champ and Thurman to super champ :sadcam:
 

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I see Canelo trying to employing the same gameplan that Margarita did against Cotto. Problem is that Canelo can't cut off the ring like Margarita could, nor does he have his stamina.

The later rounds of that fight will basically be a battle of attrition. Whoever gasses 1st loses
 

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Cotto's is too slick to get Margarito'd these days
I see Canelo trying to employing the same gameplan that Margarita did against Cotto. Problem is that Canelo can't cut off the ring like Margarita could, nor does he have his stamina.

The later rounds of that fight will basically be a battle of attrition. Whoever gasses 1st loses
 

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I thought you could only be elevated to WBA Super Champ if you had a belt from another organization as well
That, and it's a factor of time held/# of defenses and personal discretion.........
 

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yes, the fight literally made me appreciate him and the team (Bro Naz)even more. Amazing night!



great fight or really just a great performance , but what i like'd most about it was the venue. i think staples arena is my favorite modern boxing venue. shane vs de lahoya 1 and shane vs magarito seems like the perfect crowd and atmosphere. big, noisy etc. cotto fights in the garden as well are great but the staples needs to be more of a fixture though i understand la taxes are crazy for fights so:manny:
 

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He's the interim WBA champ............ and if Floyd drops the belt, he's probably elevated to regular champ and Thurman to super champ :sadcam:


Andre Berto is a the interim WBA Champion?:dwillhuh:


:dahell:?
 

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great fight or really just a great performance , but what i like'd most about it was the venue. i think staples arena is my favorite modern boxing venue. shane vs de lahoya 1 and shane vs magarito seems like the perfect crowd and atmosphere. big, noisy etc. cotto fights in the garden as well are great but the staples needs to be more of a fixture though i understand la taxes are crazy for fights so:manny:



My favorite venue is the MGM in Vegas:banderas:
 

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    Cotto, who hadn't fought in 364 days, showed no signs of rust — recording two knockdowns in an utter drumming of Geale. After knocking him down early in the fourth round, Cotto continued with a flurry of punches to floor Geale once more. Upon being asked by referee Harvey Dock if he wished to continue, Geale shook his head, and Dock stopped the fight giving Cotto the win by technical knockout.

    Following the fight, Michael Yormack, the president of Roc Nation Sports, which promotes Cotto, all but guaranteed a fight against Alvarez was next for his champion fighter.

    "It's a fight everyone wants to see," Yormack said. "It's the fight we're going to make. We have the framework of a deal done. Obviously, we had to wait until tonight was over, but now we can focus on Canelo and Miguel's next fight, and we're looking forward to it."

    The potential bout between the two would be the biggest fight since Mayweather-Pacquiao. Many have called it "the biggest fight that can be made today." However, unlike the historic bout between the top two pound-for-pound fighters in the world, which fans and reporters called "a boring con job" and "a complete waste of time and money," many believe a fight between Cotto and Alvarez will bring the excitement that Mayweather-Pacquiao did not.

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    De La Hoya's claim is not without merit. Cotto and Alvarez, who recently recorded a third-round knockout win over James Kirkland, are two of the most powerful fighters in the sport — both have recorded more than 30 knockouts a piec


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