Andre Berto will get chinned when he fights better competition

[larryx]

he was never hurt...


and i think he was baiting forbes most of the time just to land his uppercuts

i disagree forbes dazed him a couple times with 1-2's

[MANGLER]

His defense could be improved, but you gotta gauge his D when he fights somebody wit power he has to respect. Forbes wasn't gonna damage him, so it figures a boxer/puncher like him would be a lil reckless.

[Derranged]

he was never hurt...


and i think he was baiting forbes most of the time just to land his uppercuts

He was hurt a little against Rivera... I'd like to see how he would handle a counter left uppercut from Judah. Ironically enough, thats the same punch Judah landed on Rivera that knocked him silly...

[Spirit]

I hope he fights Cotto, Berto's tailor made for a fighter like him. Berto isn't that chinny, just a bit sloppy any fighter could get caught with those punches most just know better from experience. However where Berto lacks (except if some of you count the chin), Cotto excels

[Pugilistic™]

I agree.

He will get beat if he faces the top fighters at 147 like Williams, Marg and Cotto.

[ACHlLLES]

If berto gets passed Collazo, then a fight with Cotto would make sense but I don't think his management team has the balls to put berto in against a fighter like Cotto

[QuebecSTAR]

Andre Berto will get chinned when he fights better competition ive been saying it for ages and watching him last night just reinforced my opinion he takes too many chances holds his hands to low when coming foward and he is wide open IMO the fact that he throws combinations and has great speed allows him to get away with it to an extent

a good defence is a good offence and all that ,but mark my words he will get owned when he fights a ****er who can box a little aswell

Andre Berto face's looks like Sean Comb aka Puff Daddy.

[Pullcounter]

dibella is going to move berto along slowly. he don't want berto turning out like taylor.

[-Antonio-]

He's a little better defensively. Now he holds inside when he falls in instead of leaving himself square.