Beating Margarito From A Tactical Standpoint..

[Addison]

Since you're comparing their traits you might as well add chin and stamina as well......

Chin? Why, isn't that obvious?

Stamina? Why, isn't that too subjective?

[nozorok]

Chin? Why, isn't that obvious?

Stamina? Why, isn't that too subjective?

Well everything on the current list is more or less subjective so it shouldn't affect the Stamina variable. Some fighters have larger gas tanks than others which should be apparent when you look at fighters like Shannon Briggs.

[Addison]

Well everything on the current list is more or less subjective so it shouldn't affect the Stamina variable. Some fighters have larger gas tanks than others which should be apparent when you look at fighters like Shannon Briggs.

Stamina is huge, I don't disagree.

[Undefeated]

Lol at footwork, ring intellegence and defense for Tony... The only person who voted that.. I would love to know. I wouldn't want to have a pointless convo of boxing with him.

[!! Shawn]

Stamina is huge, I don't disagree.

Stop calling me stamina!

[Addison]

Stop calling me stamina!

Huge Shawn.

[Addison]

Cotto has faster feet, but those little booties of his propel him out of position as much as they do in. Once he gets there he tends to plant his weight and throw combos as hard as he can. His feet do nothing. That's one of the reasons he's been hurt in situations like the Torres incident. Cotto likes to cover his footwork mistakes by switching to southpaw. He doesn't always do it for the sake of tactical advantage or the element of surprise. Amateurs know what I'm talking about..

Margarito's feet are considerably slower. Methodical even, but they are almost always in position for Tony to throw an effect combination. He's excellent at setting up his volleys and serves in transition and his feet have alot to do with it. He takes his time, unlike mister anxious aka Miguelito..