Quote of Note
Before and After
“At 35 Floyd will have too much trouble with Pac's machine gun offense in and out, not standing there like the statue Cotto waiting to catch punches off his gloves and to be held all night long like Floyd did. Before this fight Floyd said he wants to fight five more times, after the fight he said a past prime and war torn Cotto was his HARDEST FIGHT and he is thinking retirement.” –Amayseng points out that Floyd's future plans seemed to be downsized by Cotto's effort, though many think it is just a bargaining ploy
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