Who thinks Cotto can drag Mayweather into a brawl?

[jawsmafia]

I usually don't keep score either. It takes too much away from the enjoyment of the fight, and you miss certain things too. The judges scoring the fight have to be impartial. I'd rather just watch it the first time with whatever frame of mind I take into it. Why turn something I enjoy so much into a job?

you usually do get the feel for the fight so what i do the first time i watch a fight is just kind of note down 10-9 10-8 etc at the end of the round just going off of my initial feelings that way i don't miss to much of the fight like scott9945 said, then when i watch a fight again by downloading it i take more time to see what each fighter has done and i try to actually to score it legit without looking at my preliminary score cards i'm usually about the same, but liek you guys have said my scorecard means nothing, its more for personal enjoyment and hopefully one day I can actually be a judge.

[BmoreBrawler]

Lol, pretty funny that we have had two lengthy arguments about judging recently considering neither of us even judge anymore.

I just sit back, and can kind of tell generally which way a round went (although it isn't 100% accurate). You get a basic feel for who won the fight at the end of the night anyway, so...

Because at the end of the day, being of the 100,000 boxingscene posters who posts THEIR scorecard doesn't matter a ****ing lick. No one really cares how Ray Lewis Jr. or Moofo scored last night's fight.

The only rounds that I do rewatch to score are the ones that I think Harold Lederman just absolutely ****ed up on... like Mayweather-Hatton round 1.

Haha, I think Im just still shell-shocked from the venemous hate I get when I post my DLH/PBF score. Now that dios and son of isis are gone...PEACE on our time.

[Fox McCloud]

Haha, I think Im just still shell-shocked from the venemous hate I get when I post my DLH/PBF score. Now that dios and son of isis are gone...PEACE on our time.

Naw, we argue all the time, but I do think that you know your ****, and I like you as a poster quite a bit, so it's all in fun.

I still am a little concerned that you are locked in war mode considering you posted Castillo I as Mayweather's career defining win.

[BmoreBrawler]

Naw, we argue all the time, but I do think that you know your ****, and I like you as a poster quite a bit, so it's all in fun.

I still am a little concerned that you are locked in war mode considering you posted Castillo I as Mayweather's career defining win.

Dude, I am on a roll with these 1 line potshots at mayweather, I cant stop now

[Fox McCloud]

Dude, I am on a roll with these 1 line potshots at mayweather, I cant stop now

You better be initiating this by creating threads. If not, I will consider it going backwards, and not give you the benefit of the doubt.

[SkillspayBills]

MM is to smart and focused in the ring to get drawn into anything. Time will tell though, time will tell.

[Slotff]

Hatton managed to do it, but it didn't serve him well. Castillo could do it and it was effective both times they fought. You rarely see people say this on Boxingscene, but I am gonna say:


I don't know.

[Fox McCloud]

Hatton managed to do it, but it didn't serve him well. Castillo could do it and it was effective both times they fought. You rarely see people say this on Boxingscene, but I am gonna say:


I don't know.

I don't think either fighter forced him into a brawl... Mayweather never really standed and traded with either.

To be honest, Mayweather wasn't able to get out of the way of punches against Castillo (especially the first match), and he was against Hatton.

That's how I saw those.

[JoeyBB]

Money May....would never get into a dog fight with another fighter.

Floyd Mayweather would though.

[BmoreBrawler]

the only way to drag mayweather into a brawl is to piss him off, pressure alone may not do this. Mayweather does not trade when the pressure is on, he would just as soon go into the shell and lose the fight. In close fights where it would be unclear to any unbaised observer as to who the winner would be, did we ever see floyd take on a sense of urgency?

One way to make someone angry is hurt them. If you saw Judah/Cotto, Cotto pounded the hell out of Judah's arms and made him tired. If Cotto can do that to Mayweather, he may stand and trade.