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Examiner's prediction for Pac vs Cotto: the winner is . . .

Posted: 24 Oct 2009 06:17 AM PDT

The moment is arriving, and it is time to make a prediction for the November 14 mega-fight. After countless hours of research, analysis, and pre-fight observations, we reach a conclusion. To quote an ancient Chinese proverb, "the journey is the reward." In the Floyd Mayweather, Jr. vs. Juan Manuel Marquez fight, I predicted a wide unanimous decision for Floyd. This one has a far different outcome.

The Manny Pacquiao vs. Miguel Cotto will be an extravagant event - but the night will end in an anti-climactic conclusion to the war. And the army of an archipelago will march victorious under the Arc de Triumph.

Cotto, he is one of the most courageous welterweights of this generation - a brave warrior who never backs down. He insists on meeting a challenge. Unfortunately, that ring adversity comes in its maximum form straight from the sport's summit. Pacquiao is not just the pound-for-pound lion king, he is also an all-time great. One who is gunning for a historical seventh title in an incredible seventh weight class. HBO's 24 / 7, the marketing gurus, will cast its magic dust and successfully convince millions of viewers that this is not an overrated fighter (Cotto) whose best days are in the past. The series will effect a mass delusion, resulting in greater pay-per-view dollars. On Saturday's fight night, Cotto will undergo a nightmare, a humiliating and embarassing defeat at the hands of a humble monster.

Pictures from Pacquiao's and Cotto's last 10 wars

This conclusion is arrived after spending years studying the art of warfare. Secondly, this bout is misleading - it actually comprises of Pacquiao AND Freddie Roach vs Cotto. Two masters fighting one soldier. By the early 5th round, millions of viewers around the world will witness the unfolding of an uncompetitive fight. And by that 5th round, it will be increasingly apparent that the brave warrior's spirit (Cotto) is being crushed and demoralized. For boxing fans such as myself, who sympathize greatly with these tremendous competitors and gladiators, it will be gut-wrenching to watch a demoralized warrior. We explore the critical reasons why the destruction takes place.



Source:http://www.examiner.com/

Expect a focused Pacquiao amid typhoon turmoil on HBO

Posted: 24 Oct 2009 06:16 AM PDT

For all the distractions that have plagued Manny Pacquiao's training camp in the Philippines, you're likely to find him focused on his Nov. 14 fight with Miguel Cotto as HBO's "24/7 Pacquaio/Cotto" premieres Saturday. We may well see that Cotto is in greater disarray.

There was talk in early September that promoter Bob Arum and/or trainer Freddie Roach felt Pacquiao didn't hit the ground running. Then Manny's financial manager Mike Koncz was nosing around, pissing off Roach and his boys until strength trainer Alex Ariza reportedly smacked Koncz. Pacquiao's original manager died Sept. 24. And then the persistence of a horrible monsoon season has devastated the country, necessitating Pacquiao's philanthropy – and empathy, to be sure.

They went to the Philippines, after all, to get away from it all in Baguio, the highlands retreat where Nonito Donaire trained with the Penalosa brothers last winter in collegial bliss that offset his filial turmoil in the lowlands.

Here's betting the turmoil up in Baguio has grounded Pacquiao. Here's betting that Manny is perfectly aware that the Cotto fight could get away from him.

We'll see, as you can always count on HBO to probe journalistically in a fashion that is rapidly disappearing. You can also count on HBO to understand the human impact of the disastrous weather.


Source:http://www.examiner.com/

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