Whoever wins Cotto-Foreman, I expect it to be a one-sided fight.

My personal opinion, Foreman doesn't have the power to concern Cotto and you see the Cotto wrecking ball come back. When he's coming forward, he's a completely different and better fighter.

I agree with the threadstarter. Either Cotto has his way, cuts off the ring and damages Foreman up close or Yuri uses his movement to outbox Cotto for 12 rounds. I don't see alot of back and forth, ebb and flow action. If Cotto wins, I expect the fight to look alot like Hatton vs. Malignaggi.

I could certainly make a case for either man but I favor Foreman because I think his advantages will apply while I am not sure if Cotto's do.

Most shitty thread of the day. you don't know who is winning, why, or anything else. That's the summary of that thread.

Im sorry but 2 ridiculous posts here. Cotto will have problems with Foreman in the first couple of rounds till he times him and get use to Foreman movement. Foreman will have a hard time finishing the fight on his feet, because of the pressure and Cotto's power. Cotto will TKO Foreman in a somewhat competitive fight or if Cotto Pulls a Judah on uis and loses(wich he shouldnt) then Foreman wins a close competitive fight! Foreman height and reach and movement will trouble Cotto some.

i dont think it will go that way. youll be surprised this will be a chess match with lots of pressure coming from cotto. (ala jennings ) Looks like steward got that fire back from Cotto will see on saturday tho :boxing: