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Cotto had the perfect game plan also. His problem was, the uppercut (Burt Sugar picked Margarito because of the uppercut, so did I) and that was the key punch. Honestly, he just gassed due to Margarito's body attack
Still, CLINCHING would have won him the fight. Just a simple clinch would have done itComment
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Shane Mosley did it.Cotto had the perfect game plan also. His problem was, the uppercut (Burt Sugar picked Margarito because of the uppercut, so did I) and that was the key punch. Honestly, he just gassed due to Margarito's body attack
Still, CLINCHING would have won him the fight. Just a simple clinch would have done it
With or without plaster it wouldn't make any difference.Comment
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in spurts thoughCotto had the perfect game plan also. His problem was, the uppercut (Burt Sugar picked Margarito because of the uppercut, so did I) and that was the key punch. Honestly, he just gassed due to Margarito's body attack
Still, CLINCHING would have won him the fight. Just a simple clinch would have done it
the ideal way to beat Tony is to keep him in the middle of the ring and turn him into shots. Sounds easy but Tony is a mother****er that's hard to discourage. Cotto did it well but also languished on the ropes far too much and it allowed Tony to grind him down. Also, knowing that Tony's uppercut is his money punch him and Evangilista should have worked on keeping Cotto off his front foot so much as it put Cotto's head in a position for Tony to land it
also clinching requires a lot of strength especially in regards to a strong guy like Tony. Mosley is a beast and was able to tie up Tony at will something I doubt Cotto could have done as successfully as Shane didComment
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Good point man, still, honestly, I think he'd of wasted less energy cliching as oppose to running at every corner of the ring.in spurts though
the ideal way to beat Tony is to keep him in the middle of the ring and turn him into shots. Sounds easy but Tony is a mother****er that's hard to discourage. Cotto did it well but also languished on the ropes far too much and it allowed Tony to grind him down. Also, knowing that Tony's uppercut is his money punch him and Evangilista should have worked on keeping Cotto off his front foot so much as it put Cotto's head in a position for Tony to land it
also clinching requires a lot of strength especially in regards to a strong guy like Tony. Mosley is a beast and was able to tie up Tony at will something I doubt Cotto could have done as successfully as Shane didComment
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