By Eric Raskin This one's for the fans: Miguel Cotto, left, and Antonio Margarito should be a battle for the ages. Among the many bonds that unite boxing

The buzz is in the air for this weekend’s Welterweight showdown between Mexico’s Antonio Margarito (36-5, 26 KO’s), the IBF belt holder and Puerto Rico’s Miguel Cotto (32-0, 26 KO’s), the WBA belt holder.
The fight will be televised live from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. For those who can’t make it to Vegas, it will be televised on Pay-Per-View in accord with your local cable providers.
into his rhythm until so late in the fight it didn’t matter, Margarito has evolved. He showed great potency in starting fast in his recent rematch against the brave Kermit Cintron, who lost their first fight by KO a couple of years ago. In the rematch, Margarito was busy from the first

Welcome to The Show! On Monday, we'll go inside the boxing ring when welterweight champion Miguel Cotto stops by to chat. Cotto squares off with former

By Frank Gonzalez Jr. (July 21, 2008) DoghouseBoxing.com (Photo © German Villasenor) The current WBA Welterweight champion, Miguel Cotto (32-0,