Dooley will go mad....but...

[DavidPayne]

which historic fight does Pacman v Cotto remind you of the most?

[Captain Hook]

Hearns v Kinchen..?

Banger moving up several weights and carries the power with him..

[n1ebf]

hmmm. I don't know. Ali - Liston?

[banjo]

De Leon v Nelson

[Hagler2002]

Duran-Hagler

[Poncey]

Skelton Sprott 2

[DavidPayne]

Love it.

Funny, because I kept thinking about Sonny Liston when I was trying to summarise Cotto's style - its miles off, but he does have that plodding style on the whole.

Pacman is hard to find a similar type of fighter.

[DIRT SUGAR]

McCallum vs Curry...

Curry the damaged 'legend in the making' taking on McCallum, a fighter on a great run. Classic left hook finish if ever there was one.

[landon]

who gives a shit

[Wales]

who gives a poop

End of thread then

[Arnie]

Duran-Hagler

Thats the one

[whiskey]

Bruce Lee vs Bolo ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KN9SNgWWUFs

[Carbo]

Wilfredo Gomez v Lupe Pintor.

I hope.

[TerribleTerry]

Wilfredo Gomez v Lupe Pintor.

I hope.

Greatest. Fight. Eva.

[Counter-puncher]

Wilfredo Gomez v Lupe Pintor.

I hope.

Greatest. Fight. Eva.

with not just one but 4 of the greatest rounds ever (3/6/ 9 and 11 i think they were)

[Carbo]

Bert Sugar says Henry Armstrong v Barney Ross.

[Carbo]

Also, I was thinking about this and I wondered whether it wasn't a bit like Pryor - Arguello, with Cotto as ARguello.

[TerribleTerry]

Bert Sugar says Henry Armstrong v Barney Ross.

Bert Sugar says a lot of things..

[steve689]

Nigel Rafferty V Jason Brewster?

[jamesmcdonnell]

Wilfredo Gomez v Lupe Pintor.

I hope.

Got it on Video somewhere - absolutely amazing fight. Up until the last four rounds as I recall it, Pintor was making one hell of a fight of it, but he just wasn't quite strong enough and got done over in the last third of the fight.

[hitman_hatton1]

hamed-barrera.

barrera - durable, top class brawler.

hamed - flashy, skillful puncher.

[jamesmcdonnell]

Bert Sugar says Henry Armstrong v Barney Ross.

Actually, gotta Say pacman reminds me of Armstrong, in the respect that he is all action, fast, and very hard hitting, and seems to glide through the weights.

I'd say Cotto reminds me a little of Duran, though not as good defesinvely, or maybe Hagler a little actually.

[el_grande_mauro_mina]

Wilfredo Gomez v Lupe Pintor.

I hope.

[a-MAZE-ing]

which historic fight does Pacman v Cotto remind you of the most?

I feel like reaching into your trousers right now.