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I have recently watched a few fights of each and my opinion out themis this..... As a fan we always want to see someone put together the fight we all know they are capable of fighting. But honestly how often do they do it.Everyone is fascinated with Tyson even way after his prime but we all watch and say he is going to fight that fight and he always disappoint (tyson after jail by the way no the one early on). Judah is this fighter, someone with all the talent in the world to be the BEST. Speed, power, swagger, etc. But he cant put it together and shows this all the time. His only together fights were against elusive fighters who moved like him (spinks, mayweather the first few fights) They did not press and he was comfortable with this b/c he his always faster then his oppenents in terms of motion and beating them to the punch. He will only have a punchers chance against Cotto. He is incapable of putting it together for 3min and 12 rounds. And all the "he learned his lesson", "He is maturer now", "The lay off helped him" "He wasn't inspired" **** is false and people need to except it. Im a NY'er and a ZAB fan and Im also a Cotto fan and Cotto will win b/c ZAB will be ZAB as much as people want him to be THAT fighter.....Other then that this is a fight fans dream fight **** the DLH-PBF media hype, this is want boxing is about
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Zab will come in his best shape, although I agree with you, he doesn't like the style Cotto presents. As a fighter, there are certain kinds of style to which you're vulnerable, you try to avoid those as much as possible, but Zab here has a golden opportunity of fighting for a title again, that's the only reason I see he took this fight, other wise for a him a fight against Cintron, Mosley or any other fighter at 147 who doesn't apply much pressure be good to him. A well trained Zab will kill anyone who stands in front of him and fight at his pace something Cotto wont do. That's pretty much the reason why he hurt Urango sparring, Urango fights at the other guy's pace, so does Chino Rivera, PBF (first 4 rounds), and Spinks.
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