Cotto seems to be a sore loser though. The interviewer was trying to ask him questions and Cotto just kept walking away. Yes he lost twice in a row now but his record is still good and I'm sure there are fighters out there who still want to fight him and I don't think there isn't much of a reason for him to quit boxing.
He just doesn't seem to want to be in the fight business any longer. I can understand him wanting to retire and spend time with the family...but come, he's what...32? I was deployed overseas away from my family for a year making peanuts in the military at that age. So what's he going to do at age 32? Sit around the house for the next 40-50 years hoping he invested his boxing earning well enough to take care of his family? Other than when he's training for a fight, boxing is pretty much a 9-5 job 8-9 months of the year. He should stay devoted to boxing as long as he's healthy and not taking any beatings.