February 27, 2005 – By T.K. Stewart: In the end, DeMarcus “Chop Chop” Corley wouldn’t have had a chance in this one had they let him enter the ring with hatchets instead of gloves and with Lizzie Borden guarding his back. In a wild swinging brawl against Puerto Rican Miguel Cotto that exceeded everyone’s worst expectations, Corley put forth an […]
February 27, 2005 – By T.K. Stewart: In the end, DeMarcus “Chop Chop” Corley wouldn’t have had a chance in this one had they let him enter the ring with hatchets instead of gloves and with Lizzie Borden guarding his back. In a wild swinging brawl against Puerto Rican Miguel Cotto that exceeded everyone’s worst expectations, Corley put forth an […]
27.02.05 – By Wray Edwards: A really bad omen immediately preceded the prize fight between WBO Jr. Welterweight Champion Miguel Cotto and his challenger Demarcus “Chop Chop” Corley. Referee Enrique Falu lost control of the fighters during the pre-fight meeting at the center of the ring. Falu either had them, or let them touch gloves too soon, and both boxers […]
27.02.05 – By Wray Edwards: A really bad omen immediately preceded the prize fight between WBO Jr. Welterweight Champion Miguel Cotto and his challenger Demarcus “Chop Chop” Corley. Referee Enrique Falu lost control of the fighters during the pre-fight meeting at the center of the ring. Falu either had them, or let them touch gloves too soon, and both boxers […]
26.02.05 – By Joseph Buro: Those were the words uttered by Demarcus “Chop Chop” Corley, comparing Miguel Cotto to Zab Judah and Floyd Mayweather Jr. On Saturday night, Cotto stopped Corley in five competitive rounds before ten thousand die-hard Puerto Rican fight fans. Corley’s comments after the fight were in fact the very purpose of the broad cast.. After all, […]