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    Wrong fighter Pacquiao (49-3-2, 37 KOs) is stepping up for his debut bout in the Welterweight division, and despite the Filipino being considered as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world, Cotto insists he's picked the wrong first opponent. "Manny comes from a lower weight division and if he thinks he is going to have the same power as Miguel Cotto, he is thinking pretty wrong" the Puerto Rican said. Full Article at Sky Sports
    Manny comes from a lower weight division and if he thinks he is going to have the same power as Miguel Cotto, he is thinking pretty wrong
    SOURCE: Sky Sports 3 weeks ago
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Cotto unfazed by bookies
  1. What they say and do doesn't concern me
    Miguel Cotto – Miguel Cotto SOURCE: Sky Sports 3 weeks ago
  2. I am prepared for anything Manny can bring to this fight. He has a lot of things besides his speed and I am prepared for all he can show me at this time.
    SOURCE: Sky Sports 3 weeks ago
  3. Once I beat Manny Pacquiao on November 14, they continue their plans and do whatever they want but I am not going home without winning this fight.
    SOURCE: Sky Sports 3 weeks ago
  4. You will find out on the 14th how I am going to deal with his speed and it is not going to be the factor that everyone thinks it is.
    SOURCE: Sky Sports 3 weeks ago
  5. I don't know anything about the betting business
    Miguel Cotto – Miguel Cotto SOURCE: Sky Sports 3 weeks ago
  6. He has picked the wrong moment and the wrong fighter. If he thinks he is going to win against Miguel Cotto, he is pretty wrong.
    SOURCE: Sky Sports 3 weeks ago
  7. We know he has speed and style and that is why you prepare yourself to beat him
    SOURCE: Sky Sports 3 weeks ago

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