<en=1>Former Welterweight foes Miguel Cotto and Antonio Margarito are all set to be squaring off in another Puerto Rico versus Mexico slugfest.</en>
<en=2>Their last bout ended in an 11th round TKO in favour of Margarito, but as your probably well aware, the fall-out when it was discovered he was using 'loaded gloves' for the Mosley fight, cast a huge cloud of his epic win.</en>
<en=3>Many Puerto Rican's believe this was why Cotto's face was so badly injured and that a normally tough fighter was systematically broken down.</en>
<en=4>Cotto himself swore that he would never let Margarito earn another penny from his name, but another recent stoppage defeat to Manny Pacquiao and a move up in weight has left the Caguas resident with little routes left to big money purse fights.</en>
<en=5>Perhaps this rematch has been too long overdue and that it has withered on the vine. But nonetheless fan's of either fighter (I'm a Cotto fan) will no doubt salivate as they make their ring walk.</en>
<en=6>So many variables will come into play as to whom is the victor.</en>
<en=7>Will Cotto be weakened by the first loss mentally?</en>
<en=8>or will he be more driven than ever given his hunger to upturn the result in his favour.</en>
<en=9>Will Margarito look to prove himself 'cement free' against his old rival, in full knowledge that a loss to Cotto would effectively spell the end of him as a light-middleweight and possibly a marquee fighter.</en>
<en=10>One thing's for sure, the MGM grand will be rammed come September 17th !</en>
<en=11>No one watch the Pacman/Mosley fight?</en>
<en=12>Awful fight with Pacman blaming Mosley for his style as the reason.</en>
<en=13>In my opinion Mosley had little or no chance to beat him but his gameplan was the only one that could possibly give him the win.</en>
<en=14>Pacquiao did look off his game though.</en>
<en=15>Whereas previously I was undecided over the outcome of a fight with Mayweather on last nights showing, and as long as Mayweather was on his absolute A game, I would say my money would be on Mayweather.</en>
<en=16>Saying that though I still cannot see that fight happening.</en>
<en=17>The Vazquez/Arce fight was BRILLIANT though.</en>
<en=18>As a side note I thought the intro's were amazing and nice to hear that Bob Arum had stated that he had looked as other forms of promotion such as UFC and learnt from it.</en>
<en=19>I'd love to see Haye win, I don't like the guy but he's British and for that reason I'd like to see him do us proud.</en>
<en=20>The K brothers have had far too long on top of the heavyweight division and have not brought anything exciting to the division.</en>
<en=21>I like Haye because he's fresh and quite exciting.</en>
<en=22>Haven't posted over here for a while...</en>
<en=23>Did anyone see Mike Perez win the prizefighter heavyweights?</en>
<en=24>I have to say I'm quite impressed with what I saw, if he sticks at it he'll be a champ in the next few years.</en>
<en=25>So, Groves v DeGale this coming weekend(although it's the undercard for Cleverly v Braehmer, I'm more looking forward to it, should be a good nights boxing though!), going to be away for the evening so will have to just pray I can get a stream working as have been anticipating this one for a long time!</en>
<en=26>My brain says DeGale, but my heart and hopes defiantely are willing for Groves. Must admit I think people are writing Groves off way too much since the Anderson fight, and I think and hope it will be a good fight all round(with Groves knocking DeGale out, right after some DeGale showboating , can but hope  ).</en>
<en=27>Seems Froch may be interested in taking on the winner, although personally I think he'd have way too much for either of them at this stage of their careers.</en>
<en=28>Good time for boxing at the moment</en>