Has anyone else noticed that Cotto...

[Undefeated]

This is kind of true, but you can't blame him. Getting into trades with big punchers in every fight is the last thing anyone would want. Cotto has been fighting people who have potential to be world champions. Either way, Cotto should have a big fight by this year. I hope it happens!

[Dionyseus]

Cotto was getting peppered with jabs alot in his short fight with Quintana, he even got wobbled a couple of times. I actually gave every round to Quintana until he got stopped by that big body punch.

[borikua]

He fought Abdulaev and Torres after Corley...what you talking about?

[borikua]

Cotto was getting peppered with jabs alot in his short fight with Quintana, he even got wobbled a couple of times. I actually gave every round to Quintana until he got stopped by that big body punch.

Are you sure you saw this fight?

[Dionyseus]

Are you sure you saw this fight?

Yea, I have it on avi format, been sharing it for quite a while.

[-Antonio-]

Yea, I have it on avi format, been sharing it for quite a while.

wobbled? wtf...

He was never hurt at all. He got hit with a straight left to the body and thats about the hardest punch I remember. I had it even, but the difference between how Quintana looked before round 5 and after is incredible. He looked dead.

[abdiel2k3]

Since the Corley fight has only fought one guy with real punching power? That guy, Ricardo Torres, sent him to the canvas and had him on the verge of a disaster all night.

Before Corley, Cotto faced guys like Kelson Pinto and Randall Bailey, fighters with known punching power. Since then, he has been matched with Malignaggi, Quintana, Branco, guys who couldn't hurt him.

Are his handlers more weary of his weakness than is usual of a fighter on the rise?

true
but think of it like this
before he was proven he had the brawn to be an elite
he proved
corley marked the shift in his opposition
to boxers
guys that made him think
guys that werent just gonna test him physically but also mentally