I thought Cotto looked the same as he always has; which is a great 147lb fighter. Finding it hard to spot any of these roach-based improvements that are being vaunted.
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Could an agressive Angulo have beaten that Sergio?
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Yes, but it would have been much harder. Sergio would be able to circle and throw a lot easier against Angulo. If Angulo got to him he'd have him in real, real deep trouble.
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There was nothing on Martinez' shots, he couldn't sit down on his left. Anyone who could close the gap would've beaten him, because his legs wouldn't let him manoeuvre out of the way, and his punches wouldn't have acted as a deterrent.
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the angulo that fought canelo would have got picked apart by the sergio that fought cotto.
angulo looked like a zombie; very slow of hand and foot and not committing to any of his punches at all.
cotto fought with a lot of intensity, speed and sharpness.
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Originally posted by Gr1fter View PostThere was nothing on Martinez' shots, he couldn't sit down on his left. Anyone who could close the gap would've beaten him, because his legs wouldn't let him manoeuvre out of the way, and his punches wouldn't have acted as a deterrent.
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Yes. Martinez had nothing. He couldnt step in or out and had to throw arm punches because of it. He couldnt bend his knees either and with his style it makes it hard to avoid headshots.
I remember a poster here mentioning that Martinez couldnt bend his knees to duck under the ropes in training (his head kept hitting). Very observant.
I cant see Sergio beating ANYONE with power and/or strength. Maybe a light puncher like Yuri or Paulie..but theres no one like that at 160. He's also much smaller than any of the middles or 154 guys like Trout or Angulo...he cant avoid ounches without his legs. He cant even clinch... You could see vs Cotto that it was all upper body then his legs would give in and hed have to leave his feet.
I think it's hard to spot someone he CAN beat...
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