Impossible.
You have to go after him from the opening bell - and you better have some power if you plan on being succesful. To beat Cotto you have to back him up.
Staying on the outside DOES NOT WORK against Miguel Cotto.
To be effective against Cotto you have to step into the flames and try to put out his fire before he puts you out of the fight.
Short crisp straight combination punching, mixed with the use of angles and short uppercuts, and staying right on top of him THE ENTIRE TIME is it. And only it.
If I had to pick one fighter in the sport P4P to employ this method it would be Joe Calzaghe. Although I feel Shane Mosley is fully capable of getting the job done - provided he uses an aggressive tact.
Cute **** DOES NOT WORK against Miguel Cotto. Anybody who still thinks his ability is an optical illusion cannot see the writing on the wall. His unorthodox full torso punching is the antithesis of convention, and it is no illusion.
If anyone thinks that a skilled Boxer can play hit and run and survive even 6 rounds with Cotto without slowing down dramatically - they are clueless.
Fights are 12 rounds. Time is on Cotto's side if any of his opponents are foolish enough to try to outpoint him.
You have to go after him from the opening bell - and you better have some power if you plan on being succesful. To beat Cotto you have to back him up.
Staying on the outside DOES NOT WORK against Miguel Cotto.
To be effective against Cotto you have to step into the flames and try to put out his fire before he puts you out of the fight.
Short crisp straight combination punching, mixed with the use of angles and short uppercuts, and staying right on top of him THE ENTIRE TIME is it. And only it.
If I had to pick one fighter in the sport P4P to employ this method it would be Joe Calzaghe. Although I feel Shane Mosley is fully capable of getting the job done - provided he uses an aggressive tact.
Cute **** DOES NOT WORK against Miguel Cotto. Anybody who still thinks his ability is an optical illusion cannot see the writing on the wall. His unorthodox full torso punching is the antithesis of convention, and it is no illusion.
If anyone thinks that a skilled Boxer can play hit and run and survive even 6 rounds with Cotto without slowing down dramatically - they are clueless.
Fights are 12 rounds. Time is on Cotto's side if any of his opponents are foolish enough to try to outpoint him.
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