The International Boxing Hall of Fame announced today recently retired four-division world champion from Puerto Rico Miguel Cotto will make his first visit to Canastota to participate in 2018 Hall of Fame Induction Weekend festivities set for June 7-10th. » Read Full Article
WBO Honors Miguel Cotto’s Career with Diamond Belt
-San Juan, PR: Today at the Legado Golf and Country Club surrounded by family and friends, 4x World Champion, Miguel “Junito” Cotto was recognized by WBO’s President, Francisco “Paco” Valcarcel for his Hall of Fame career. » Read Full Article
Klitschko, Ward, Bradley, Cotto: They all retired this year, but which great will you miss the most?
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Four great fighters, all of them world champions, three of them at more than one weight class, retired from the sport this year: heavyweight king Wladimir Klitschko, super-middleweight and light-heavyweight ruler Andre Ward, four-weight ruler Miguel Cotto and light-welterweight and welterweight champ Tim Bradley. » Read Full Article
Will Miguel Cotto’s retirement stick? Oscar De La Hoya for one is not sure
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As fans know, the sport of boxing is absolutely littered with great fighters who, despite announcing their retirement, were simply unable to walk away and stay away for good without making a comeback. » Read Full Article
Sadam Ali: If Jessie Vargas fought me, it would be completely different
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Sadam Ali (26-1, 14 KOs) says it would have been a different story if Jessie Vargas was inside the ring with him last Saturday night instead of Miguel Cotto at Madison Square Garden in New York. » Read Full Article
Sadam Ali explains why he didn’t try to KO Miguel Cotto
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Sadam ‘World Kid’ Ali (26-1, 14 KOs) had WBO junior middleweight champion Miguel Cotto (41-6, 33 KOs) badly hurt last night on 3 occasions in their fight, but he didn’t go after him to try and finish him off much to the disappointment to a lot of the boxing fans at Madison Square Garden in New York. » Read Full Article
That rarity in boxing: Going out a winner
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The great Muhammad Ali failed to do it, Sugar Ray Leonard failed to do it, George Foreman also came up short. » Read Full Article
Kellerman gives credit to Cotto after loss to Ali
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Miguel Cotto (41-6, 33 KOs) came up short last Saturday night in losing to the younger 29-year-old Sadam Ali (26-1, 14 KOs) by a 12 round unanimous decision in their fight on HBO World Championship Boxing at Madison Square Garden in New York. » Read Full Article
What next for new WBO 154 pound champ Sadam Ali?
-We all knew Sadam Ali could box, and last night’s win over an admittedly faded (but still great) Miguel Cotto put “World Kid” on the world stage once again. » Read Full Article
Classy Cotto waves goodbye on a loss, heads to The Hall of Fame
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Arguably the finest fighter to have come out of Puerto Rico, four-weight champion Miguel Cotto said goodbye last night in New York, leaving the sport he lit up in a major way with class and dignity. » Read Full Article
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