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Floyd Mayweather vs. Miguel Cotto rematch now looms large
By Jake Emen, ProBoxing-fans.com, Mon, 09 Jun 2014
It's June 6, 2015, eve of the annual Puerto Rican Day parade in New York City, and Miguel Cotto is defending the middleweight championship that he beautifully, forcefully took away from Sergio Martinez against Floyd Mayweather, in a rematch of their 2012 junior middleweight clash held in Las Vegas. Read Full Story >>>Freddie Roach Confident: Cotto Can Hang With Golovkin
By Bill Emes, BoxingScene.com, Mon, 09 Jun 2014
Hall of fame trainer Freddie Roach is pretty confident that his fighter, WBC middleweight champion Miguel Cotto (39-4, 31KOs), can deal with WBA/IBO champion Gennady Golovkin (29-0, 26KOs). Golovkin is set to defend his titles on July 26th against former champion Daniel Geale.
Roach says he never Read Full Story >>> Boxing fans have loads to look forward to this summer
By Ray Monell, New York Daily News, Mon, 09 Jun 2014
Boxing fans will only have to wait a little over one month for the next big fight after Miguel Cotto and Sergio Martinez square off at Madison Square Garden on June 7.
On July 12, Mexican megastar Saul (Canelo) Alvarez (43-1-1, 31 KO) takes on cagey Cuban southpaw Erislandy (The American Dream) L Read Full Story >>> Oscar De La Hoya: Miguel Cotto-Canelo Alvarez would be huge
By Lem Satterfield, RingTV.com, Mon, 09 Jun 2014
Miguel Cotto "looked sensational" during Saturday's 10th-round technical knockout of Sergio Martinez for THE RING and WBC middleweight championships, according to Golden Boy Promotions President Oscar De La Hoya, who would like to match Cotto against Canelo Alvarez should the young Mexican star get Read Full Story >>> Cotto crushes Martinez
By Charles Saunders, Boxscorenews.com, Mon, 09 Jun 2014
SONAHR: June 8, 2014 - ?Miguel Cotto ? middleweight champion.? Not too long ago, that phrase would have sounded as unlikely as ?Floyd Mayweather Jr. ? diplomat? or ?Paulie Malinaggi ? slugger.? When he stepped into the ring at hallowed Madison Square Garden to take on WBC and Ring magazine titlist S Read Full Story >>> Cotto Over Martinez ? One Rising, the Other Quitting
Sportige, Mon, 09 Jun 2014
There was no need for a decision, judges counting scorecards or controversy as Miguel Cotto pummeled Sergio Martinez into submission, winning The Ring and WBC Middleweight titles from the Argentine, knocking him down four times during the fight and winning with a 10th round Referee Technical Decisio Read Full Story >>> Borges: Miguel Cotto retires Sergio Martinez, wins title
By Ron Borges, Boston Herald, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
NEW YORK ? The boxing ring is not a place where you age gracefully. It is a boiling cauldron that exposes your vulnerabilities, as aging and perhaps infirm middleweight champion Sergio Martinez learned last night in less than two minutes. It was a lesson painfully administered and long lasting.
T Read Full Story >>> Garden of Earthly Delights: Cotto Buries Martinez
By Robert Ecksel, Boxing.com, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
Miguel Cotto annihilated WBC middleweight champion Sergio Martinez, forcing his trainer to throw in the towel after nine grueling rounds?
Saturday night at Madison Square Garden, Miguel Cotto (39-4, 32 KOs), from Caguas, Puerto Rico, annihilated WBC middleweight champion Sergio Martinez (51-3 Read Full Story >>> Sonsona avenges loss to Vazquez Jr.
By Dan Rafael, ESPN.com, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
NEW YORK -- When Marvin Sonsona and Wilfredo Vazquez Jr. first met in 2010, Vazquez scored a fourth-round knockout to win a vacant junior featherweight world title.
Oh, how times have changed.
Four years later they met again, this time as featherweights and, in a much more competitive fight, S Read Full Story >>> Sonsona defeats Vazquez via split decision to avenge lone loss
By JM Siasat, GMA News Online, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
In the co-main event of the fight between Miguel Cotto and Sergio Martinez, Filipino Marvin Sonsona avenged the lone defeat of his career by beating Wilfredo Vazquez Jr. by split decision over ten rounds, Saturday (Sunday, PHL time) at Madison Square Garden.
Judges gave Sonsona two 96-92 scores, Read Full Story >>> A Tale of Two Marvins
By Ana Julaton, The Sweet Science, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
In the Philippines, striving to do your best and staying humble is not an uncommon trait.How many times have we heard Manny Pacquiao say. "I'm just doing my job...I want to make the people happy."
Here in the United States of America, it's no different. Many Filipino people follow those sam Read Full Story >>> Diego Morilla?s Sunday Report Card: Cotto Dominates Martinez
By Diego Morilla, XN Sports, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
New York, NY, June 7th
Miguel Cotto TKO 9 Sergio Martinez, lineal/WBC middleweight title
It was supposed to be a grinding, grueling fight between two warriors, but in the end it was merely a ceremonial pass of the torch. Cotto (39-4, 32 KO) was a heavy underdog coming in, even as a three-divi Read Full Story >>> Cotto Destroys Martinez to Seize Middleweight Crown
By Patrick Cassidy, 3MoreRounds.com, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
Puerto Rico?s Miguel Cotto (39-4, 32 KOs) continues to burnish his legendary credentials. This time, he defied all the critics and so-called ?experts? to dominate and defeat Sergio Martinez (51-3-2, 28 KOs) en route ninth round stoppage victory. This bout was never close and will undoubtedly serve a Read Full Story >>> Miguel Cotto destroys Martinez to claim the middleweight title, sets up potential rematches with Pacquiao & Mayweather
By Frank Walsh, OTR Boxing Radio, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
With a build up drenched in a shower of tension and apparent disrespectful demands, Miguel Cotto walked into Madison Square Garden to face Argentine boxer-puncher, Sergio Martinez. Cotto?s $7 million purse dwarfed Martinez? $1.5 million, added to the aggressively demanding terms that Cotto asked for Read Full Story >>> Cotto makes Puerto Rican History, Stops Martinez
By Gabriel Montoya, MaxBoxing.com, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
Miguel Cotto had long fought in the shadow of other Puerto Rican greats. Try as he might over the years, Cotto just hadn?t gotten over the greatness hump. Saturday night at Madison Square Garden against now-former middleweight champion Sergio Martinez, Cotto finally attained historical greatness. By Read Full Story >>> Miguel Cotto dominates Sergio Martinez in 10th-round TKO
By Chris Mannix, Sports Illustrated, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
NEW YORK ? Three thoughts on Miguel Cotto?s 10th-round TKO win over Sergio Martinez:
For Cotto, brilliance
No one knew quite what to expect coming into this fight. Martinez was 39, coming off a 14-month layoff and an average performance in his last fight against Martin Murray. Cotto, 33, was y Read Full Story >>> COTTO STOPS MARTINEZ TO MAKE HISTORY AT THE GARDEN
By Rich Mazon , PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
New York -- This city, and this venue has always been owned by Miguel Cotto. He was launched to stardom here, excelled as a superstar and tonight in front of his adoring fans - he made history.
Cotto, 33, of Caguas Puer Read Full Story >>> COTTO MAULS MARTINEZ, WINS MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE IN 10TH ROUND
By Ronnie Nathanielsz, PhilBoxing.com, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
With the celebrated Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach in his corner assisted by promising young Filipino assistant Marvin Somodio, Miguel Cotto mauled Argentina?s Sergio ?Maravilla? Martinez to score a 10th round stoppage before a raucous Puerto Rican crowd at New York?s famed Madison Square Garde Read Full Story >>> 'Incredible' Miguel Cotto pulls off surprisingly dominant win over Sergio Martinez
By Kevin Iole, Yahoo! Sports, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
NEW YORK ? In the fight of his life, Miguel Cotto delivered the performance of a lifetime. The Puerto Rican knocked Sergio Martinez down four times, including three times in the first, en route to capturing the WBC middleweight title in a shockingly one-sided performance.
The victory before 21,09 Read Full Story >>> Martinez vs Cotto: Winner simply dynamite
By Lee Cleveland , Fight Saga, Sun, 08 Jun 2014
Miguel Cotto unleashed a literal beating tonight, stopping Sergio Martinez in Round 10 via TKO.
It was, perhaps, the best performance of Cotto's career as the challenger scored 4 knockdowns with 3 coming in the very first stanza.
(Pic courtesy of HBO)
Martinez, showing true grit, survived the r Read Full Story >>>
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