Different styles neutralize other styles with better fashion. For example, Mayweather is more of a Boxer than a brawler, and defeated Zab Judah on points (despite working him down on work rate before the low blow) but Mayweather decided to outbox Judah instead of brawl him.
Cotto is more of a physical fighter than intelligent, in which he goes for his opponent and attempts to destroy him, he KO'd Judah in the 11th round.
That was a quick example, I could have probably thought of a better one but I can't be arsed to think for ages. My take on the phrase "Styles make fights" basically says that different styles are more affective against different fighters because of the way there styles clash. If Boxer A beats Boxer B better than boxer C did... it doesn't mean Boxer A is better than Boxer C, it could just be the case that his style was more dominant against that kind of fighter.
Cotto is more of a physical fighter than intelligent, in which he goes for his opponent and attempts to destroy him, he KO'd Judah in the 11th round.
That was a quick example, I could have probably thought of a better one but I can't be arsed to think for ages. My take on the phrase "Styles make fights" basically says that different styles are more affective against different fighters because of the way there styles clash. If Boxer A beats Boxer B better than boxer C did... it doesn't mean Boxer A is better than Boxer C, it could just be the case that his style was more dominant against that kind of fighter.
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