His plan was flawless IMO... get KD'd in the first round, do **** all for the next few, get battered on the ropes for the sixth, then - when Cotto's totally ****ed up and looking to quit (Amigorito II?) - let him off the hook and take your foot off the gas. Sure, Clottey wasn't throwing punches for the last couple of rounds and Cotto was catching him coming in, but Clottey was the one moving forward, as he said. The direction of movement is what wins rounds, after all.
Some ****s say things like "judges score fights over twelve rounds", but if you consult compubox - the best way to score a fight IMO - then it says Clottey landed more punches.
What a robbery.
Some ****s say things like "judges score fights over twelve rounds", but if you consult compubox - the best way to score a fight IMO - then it says Clottey landed more punches.
What a robbery.
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