Miguel Cotto isn't Manny Pacquiao, but Floyd Mayweather's fans,
haters likely to tune in  David Mayo | By David Mayo | The Grand
Rapids Press Follow on Twitter on May 01, 2012 at 6:00 AM,
updated May 02, 2012 at 5:54 AM  LAS VEGAS -- On the occasion of
Floyd Mayweather's 20th championship fight week, only the work
ethic remains the same. His namesake father isn't his trainer
anymore, his uncle is, and Roger Mayweather's diabetes is
causing his eyesight to fail. The fighter is counting down to
the end of his career, rather than plotting ways to advance it,
and stands on the soles of his boxing boots when he fights now,
a defensive wizard whose skills don't abandon him in the pocket,
which is how champions of his rare ability persevere unbeaten
until Father Time, or a chin check, finally dents his pristine
record.  The kids around the gym are getting older.  Everyone
else is just getting old.  There are bountiful reasons not to
tune in when Miguel Cotto defends his championship Saturday
against Grand Rapids nat