So is Cotto's chin still questionable?

[Trevbutler]

He was only stunned a couple of times during the fight against someone people said was the hardest punching WW. I know he took a knee twice in the 11th but his knee's never gave up, he just had nothing left.

I think we can put this matter to rest and say that Cotto has a good chin at 147.

[StraightDirrrty]

No, Margarito broke him down and he was just exhausted at the end

[2quick2slick]

They were "voluntary" knock downs. He was in great pain and fatigue. He chose to go on his knee to take a break.

[Bobby0409]

Are you kidding me! Taking knees is quitting, hence every part of you quits.

[oldgringo]

The guy took 200+ power punches from one of the hardest punching Welterweights out there. I think it is safe to say he has a good chin on him. Just not epic like Margarito's.

[markfrombrookly]

I think Cotto showed he has a very good chin. He took some powerful uppercuts in this fight. It really came down to the fact that Margo is a HUGE welterweight and Cotto is a small one. And Cotto isn't exactly known for his stamina and it doesnt help when you have this big powerful man punching you for 11 rounds.

[Trevbutler]

Yeah, I just hope it puts that argument to rest. Cotto took some good shots, even that uppercut that made him take a knee didnt make him wabble or buckle, he just said "**** this, I gave it all I had and have nothing left".

[MANGLER]

He's got a damn good chin, just not as good as Tony. It took a lotta punishment for Cotto to give in.

[2quick2slick]

Are you kidding me! Taking knees is quitting, hence every part of you quits.

Taking a knee is not quitting.

[Guest]

I think Cotto should test it again against Andre Berto.
Then we would know.
Of course Cotto's chin is good, no denying that.