We'll have to wait until fight night to see the size difference. The true size difference that is. Cotto can balloon up pretty big overnight and easily take the upperhand. Of course he doesn't wanna be sluggish or slow against a guy like Zab so it would be at a disadvantage for him to do that in this fight. While I agree with all the talk about hard to catch Zab, let's agree on that for about 4 rounds or so. The Zab will slow down. Once Zab slows down, it's all downhill. Body shots will be tearing into him, constant pressure, and power that'll break him apart afew rounds later.
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Originally posted by TRUTH View PostSoundtraveler, theres one really good point you made that I didn't think of. Cotto doesn't exactly have the best chin either, I remember like you said when Corley had him hurt. And Zab is fast plus he has his back against the wall. I'm still picking Cotto but your analysis got me thinking.
I think the speed and the reach is going to play a major factor in the fight. And yes, Judah has everything to lose, that makes "any" fighter more dangerous - but when you have a "World Class Fighter" with his back against the wall, then - we have a problem Houston! Once again, after looking at the weigh in pics, Cotto really looks dried up, too much so, and I suspect he has overtrained for this fight....
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Originally posted by Kball15 View PostTEDDY ATLAS just saw the fight like i see it.
He said Judah would win the early rounds and then Cotto would come on, scoring to the body, and take Judah out in the later rounds
But, Teddy didn't get to see the weigh in pics either, he was traveling to the great white north, if he saw those pics he may have changed his mind!
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Originally posted by Soundtraveler View PostI think the speed and the reach is going to play a major factor in the fight. And yes, Judah has everything to lose, that makes "any" fighter more dangerous - but when you have a "World Class Fighter" with his back against the wall, then - we have a problem Houston! Once again, after looking at the weigh in pics, Cotto really looks dried up, too much so, and I suspect he has overtrained for this fight....
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Originally posted by TRUTH View PostOr maybe he focused more on speed? Thats the first thing I thought when I saw him, maybe he wants be lighter figuring that will make him faster.
We will have to wait and see, and I am really looking forward to this one! I still think Cotto looks bone dry, and that is NEVER a good thing.
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Originally posted by ELPacman View PostWe'll have to wait until fight night to see the size difference. The true size difference that is. Cotto can balloon up pretty big overnight and easily take the upperhand. Of course he doesn't wanna be sluggish or slow against a guy like Zab so it would be at a disadvantage for him to do that in this fight. While I agree with all the talk about hard to catch Zab, let's agree on that for about 4 rounds or so. The Zab will slow down. Once Zab slows down, it's all downhill. Body shots will be tearing into him, constant pressure, and power that'll break him apart afew rounds later.
Hell, Zab knocked out Spinks, but Taylor couldn't do it. (I usually don't cross reference fights, but in this case I will as an example) So "power" is not particularly in favor of Cotto in this one...
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