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Is Money May vs Cotto really a good idea
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Originally posted by RTS View PostWould it be a good idea if Mayweather just came forward and Cotto moves a lot? What are you talking about.
Cotto won't just walk forward into counters like some idiot.
Cotto is a smart fighter.
Cotto fought a HUGE right hand puncher in Randal Bailey- Completely nullified Bailey's right hand and broke him down.
Cotto fought a tough pressure fighter in Abdullaev- Cotto moved and cirlcled the whole fight and gave Abdullaev a boxing lesson on his way to TKO.
Against Judah a slick powerful southpaw Cotto walked him down, cutting the ring off not just marching forward, broke him down and knocked him out.
Against Carlos Maussa who was known as an undefeated knockout puncher when he fought Cotto, Cotto stayed on the outside and used his boxing skills to break Maussa down.
Against Mosley we seen Cotto do a little bit of everything, going toe to toe and boxing.
Against Margarito, a come forward brawler we seen Cotto put together some beautiful movement and land some sick shots but go tkod in the end (we will never know if there was plaster or not but I personally think there was)
Against Jennings we seen a kid who was a decent boxer but couldn't handle pressure. Cotto walked him down and knocked him out.
Fact is, Cotto adapts in the ring. If he is walking into counters non-stop, he will adapt and try something else. Cotto isn;t just a come forward brawler at all like people like to say.
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Originally posted by The Don. View PostMayweather would toy with Cotto...Cotto has no defesne for right hands..and thats Floyds favorite punch.the lead right..hed beat Cotto to the punch all night...
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Originally posted by Main Event View PostEvery fight you get into you take the risk of losing some just higher than others
Looking back at Money’s significant fights. Its strikingly odd, that those fights favor Money style or condition.
Then you have the fact, that Cotto does not pull as much crowd as DLH or Hatton. Why would Money bother, with a high risk low pay?
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Originally posted by Ido View PostYes your entirely right, everyone runs the risk of losing when you step into the ring. I suppose the purpose of my post, was to point out that this fight was to big of a risk for Money.
Looking back at Money’s significant fights. Its strikingly odd, that those fights favor Money style or condition.
Then you have the fact, that Cotto does not pull as much crowd as DLH or Hatton. Why would Money bother, with a high risk low pay?
Make no mistake, Cotto is not on the level of superstar status like Oscar De La Hoya, but 99.9% of Boxers aren't either. But Cotto without a doubt is a bonafied star in the sport. He's more than deserving at a shot at fighting Floyd.
You can bet people will be camping out waiting for tickets for this fight.
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Originally posted by Kendo View PostI mean wouldnt cotto just play right into mays gameplan? Im not trying to compair cotto to baldo but baldo played right into mays gameplan and cotto fights straight ahead aswell. i know cotto is way faster and better than baldo but is it really going to be a good fight if it happens? cotto will just walk into counters check hooks and jabs all night while floyd just slides and dances away.
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Originally posted by dsyef View PostMayweather has have his share of trouble against other fighters, De La Hoya, Jose Luis castillo. Why should he do better against Cotto? Its not like Mayweather destroyed Oscar like Manny did. Oscar didn't present a real challenge to Mayweather. A prime De La hoya would've beaten Floyd easily.
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Originally posted by Ravishing View PostIf Cotto continues to win and Floyd wins a fight or two more, I have no doubt Cotto vs Floyd would blow through the roof.
Make no mistake, Cotto is not on the level of superstar status like Oscar De La Hoya, but 99.9% of Boxers aren't either. But Cotto without a doubt is a bonafied star in the sport. He's more than deserving at a shot at fighting Floyd.
You can bet people will be camping out waiting for tickets for this fight.
I will certainly order the PPV, and most likely my friends/co workers will as well.
But I can bet you, the PPV sales wont match Hatton/Floyd.
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Originally posted by Ido View PostYour not hating. Its just that your ideology of how the fight would fair, is incorrect. Your dismissing to many factors, that would make up a Cotto/Money fight.
What makes Cotto such a big threat to Money, is the fact that he is a tactical puncher/boxer. He switches styles, to break your rhythm. If a defensive fighter, can not establish its rhythm or figure out its foe’s rhythm. It spells trouble.
Cotto throws delayed punches. Meaning one is coming slow, with the following going in full blast. It serves to confuse the opponent, and land its heavy hand.
Probably the biggest problem, and Cotto’s main attribute is the fact that he is ambidextrous. Meaning he can he can naturally switch from orthodox to southpaw.
Let alone the other attributes that follow. He is a heavy Welter Weight, with good hand speed, and good foot work.
Money will never fight Cotto.
Im not saying thats how the fight will go im askin if that could be the case. Floyd has done that to fighters and cotto has done that to fighters. Im just asking would it be a boxing clinic by floyd? im not actually saying what floyd is going to do im just simply asking about it.
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Originally posted by letsgobrady View Postcotto fights nothing like baldo or ricky who only come forward, did you forget the shane and margarito fight? everyone will fall into mayweathers gameplan because mayweather actually has a gameplan for every fight and every gameplan seems to be different unlike someone like paquiao who fights the same fight all the time
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