"Cotto fought the wrong fight that night..."

[Undefeated]

Its obviously the fans who are saying it.

I could understand if you made this thread if Cotto said it, but he didn't.

Its the fans speaking. They say ****** **** and make ****** threads.

[El Dominicano]

OK Let's get this straight...why do I keep reading people's comments saying that "Cotto didn't fight the right fight that night..." WTF does that suppose to mean? it's almost as absurd as "Cotto didn't train well enough for Tony, he said he didn't train any different than for Shane or Zab" Hmmm OK....??? Cotto was supposedly on his hardest, more intense conditioning training camp ever, as was described by the media prior to the fight, so why the lame excuses?

Back to the original topic, Cotto fought the best fight of his career, he boxed, moved, threw combos, held his ground, beat Tony to the punch earlier in the fight. There was nothing else Cotto could have done to avoid his fate, it was inevitable, Tony was the bigger, stronger, hungrier mother ****er that night, and the rematch will be similar except Tony puts him out earlier.

End of story


P.S. I know it's going to be almost 3 weeks from the fight, but I was banned for 2 weeks and I'm trying to catch up with the ****

Honestly Cotto was well conditioned and that was the best Cotto I ever seen. Your wrong about "there was nothing Cotto could have done". You sound like Cotto was in the ring with a prime Tyson. Cotto could have atleast kept his head up, used a clottey type defense, stand toe to toe and go for the body. He could have done that but he ran, no offense to Cotto fans. If your gonna move, you'd best pop the jab. Moving at every corner of the ring without throwing a punch is running.