COTTO ANSWERS ADVERSITY... Sharkie's Machine by Frank Gonzalez Jr.
Cotto was pure class during the post fight interview; crediting Torres for being a tough opponent and admitting, he still has room for improvement or he wouldn’t have suffered the knockdown in the second round. He didn’t call anyone out. He never does. I wish he would. Cotto appears more interested in being a good soldier who goes along with whomever his handlers put in front of him than an ambitious Champion who wants to rule the division.
 

VLADIMIR KLITSCHKO SHOWS HIS QUALITY... Sharkie's Machine by Frank Gonzalez Jr.
Vladimir Klitschko (45-3-0-40 KO’s) demonstrated that it's better to have good boxing skills than just a big punch, as he used movement, his jab and the old one, two combination to frustrate and win a decision victory over dangerous, up and coming, Samuel Peter (24-1-0-21 KO’s).

KLITSCHKO SURVIVES THE PETER BLITZ; COTTO OUT SLUGS TORRES
Tonight at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City we were treated to a nice doubleheader on HBO as Wladimir Klitschko captured one of his biggest win in years over Nigerian Buzzsaw Samuel Peter...
 

COTTO REMAINS CLEAN WITH KO WIN... by George Elsasser
The book on Cotto is, while young at age 24, he performs like a seasoned veteran that has long graduated all available pugilistic schools of learning - but once again he displayed extras that have special scribbled over him.

KLITSCHKO - PETER A CURIOSITY PIECE... by George Elsasser
A win, and the early money has Peter a 7-5 favorite, the plodding bomber has nowhere to go but into the frying pan with big brother Vitali - a bad move that would likely place the "Nigerian Nightmare" on the back pages of yesterday’s news.

MIGUEL COTTO: MORE HYPE THAN TALENT?... by Jeff Mayweather
 I’ve always thought that Cotto was a good fighter but I have also felt that he has been more hype than talent. He is a very good fundamental fighter with solid skills, but there are some weaknesses to him.  
 

WILL POWER AND BELIEF CARRY THE DAY FOR SAMUEL PETER?... by Jeff Mayweather
The Samuel Peter-Wladimir Klitschko fight is one that I have been looking forward to for a good while now. It is one of the most important and meaningful Heavyweight match ups in a long time and I personally feel it will turn out to be a war due to the contrasting styles that each man carries into the ring.

WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO'S LAST STANCE... by Oleg Bershadsky

On September 24^th in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Wladimir Klitschko will face the man who many see as the possible future of the heavyweight division, Samuel “The Nigerian Nightmare” Peter. This fight is certainly important to both fighters, but for Klitschko it means the difference between perhaps another chance at the championship or facing the reality of having to retire from boxing.

MIGUEL COTTO: THE RISE OF THE MACHINE... by Chris Ackerman
The most talented, gritty and professional prospect in the sport of boxing returns to the ring in less than a week.  Miguel Angel Cotto is young, dashing, highly skilled and has taken out 20 of the 24 opponents he’s faced, yet, very little has been written about his upcoming test. It is a credit to Cotto’s team that they managed to salvage their man’s slot on the Klitschko-Peter card after Gianluca Branco pulled out with an injury. 
 

COTTO HOLDS AN OPEN WORKOUT IN NEW YORK CITY
WBO Super lightweight champion Miguel Cotto enjoyed a spirited workout with his trainer Evangelista Cotto today at Crunch Fitness in Manhattan in preparation for his world title defense against unbeaten Ricardo Torres set for this Saturday night, September 24, at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.

WLADIMIR KLITSCHKO: FINALLY TAKING A RISKY FIGHT... by Tom Dickey
There was a time before Wladimir Klitschko stepped into the ring with Corrie Sanders that Wladimir was the big name Klitschko. Not as many had heard of Vitali like they had Wladimir, and most thought that Wladimir would the brother who would eventually win heavyweight gold. But, things changed after that fight.

WLADIMIR -vs-PETER: SOMETIMES HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF... by Jim Amato
Back in the late 60's a heavyweight from Fresno, CA. named Mac Foster   had reeled off something like 25 straight KO's. It was even rumored that   he had flattened Sonny Liston in a sparring session. He rose to the #1   spot in the heavyweight rankings behind champion Joe Frazier.
 

KLITSCHKO vs PETER: A TRUE HEAVYWEIGHT TOSS UP... by Stephen Jones
All speculation aside, if you honestly think Wlad is done, to what extent is he done?  If you are banking on Samuel’s power, you are basing it against a row of heavyweights who aren't nearly in this opponent’s class. If either man lands early it could be curtains, but if goes into deeper waters who will be eating waves?  It’s a hell of a match up!

PETER-KLITSCHKO A HOT TICKET AT THE BOX OFFICE: HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING IS BACK!
Tickets for Boardwalk Brawls - Samuel Peter vs. Wladimir Klitschko box-off for the IBF and WBO's number-one contenderships, as well as WBO Super Lightweight champion Miguel Cotto's title defense against Gianluca Branco are still available at TicketMaster. They are priced between $50 and $400.