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Cotto is a washed up cheating sack of ****.
Everytime he's getting his ass whooped, he low-blows someone. Torres, Judah, and Corley. This time he chose to low-blow AND body slam in retaliation.
He does this to take the legs and "steam" from his opponent, and then he applies pressure to the unfairly weakened and immobilized opponent using his body attacks.
Clottey, fresh with an injured leg and without his mobility, was forced to recover in the corner of the ring while Cotto tried to take advantage of his injury by throwing everything he had to offer. Cotto, the *****, couldn't do **** to the Iron chinned Clottey, and instead chose to run like a coward away from an injured man after Clottey laughed his attack off.
Clottey, having to deal with a running coward while having an injured leg, was not able to sit on his punches anymore to take out the coward. The ****** in the audience actually celebrated when Cotto ran, because they knew that is the only way their coward would get a decision.
Arum is rejecting the rematch, and instead trying to setup a fight between Pacquiao and Cotto...
Valero or Pacquiao easily knock out this overrated bum. They might not have the defense, durability, or chin of Clottey, but I think they could use their smaller size and speed to run away from Cotto's low-blows..., I mean body blows, and then shoot some straight lefts down his over-sized head to send him into a coma. It might not work for a few rounds, but I think sooner or later one of them lands. Cotto won't have the luxury of being chased by an one-legged man with extra padded gloves (Clottey has brittle hands). I think these two aggressive small fighter chase his ass and abuse him with 8oz mittens, dashing in and out.
I think Valero knocks out Cotto faster, due to his counter right hook being much stronger than Pac's. However, Pac vs Cotto is the fight that might be made.
Which round does Cotto get knocked out? I'm going for round 5.
Everytime he's getting his ass whooped, he low-blows someone. Torres, Judah, and Corley. This time he chose to low-blow AND body slam in retaliation.
He does this to take the legs and "steam" from his opponent, and then he applies pressure to the unfairly weakened and immobilized opponent using his body attacks.
Clottey, fresh with an injured leg and without his mobility, was forced to recover in the corner of the ring while Cotto tried to take advantage of his injury by throwing everything he had to offer. Cotto, the *****, couldn't do **** to the Iron chinned Clottey, and instead chose to run like a coward away from an injured man after Clottey laughed his attack off.
Clottey, having to deal with a running coward while having an injured leg, was not able to sit on his punches anymore to take out the coward. The ****** in the audience actually celebrated when Cotto ran, because they knew that is the only way their coward would get a decision.
Arum is rejecting the rematch, and instead trying to setup a fight between Pacquiao and Cotto...
Valero or Pacquiao easily knock out this overrated bum. They might not have the defense, durability, or chin of Clottey, but I think they could use their smaller size and speed to run away from Cotto's low-blows..., I mean body blows, and then shoot some straight lefts down his over-sized head to send him into a coma. It might not work for a few rounds, but I think sooner or later one of them lands. Cotto won't have the luxury of being chased by an one-legged man with extra padded gloves (Clottey has brittle hands). I think these two aggressive small fighter chase his ass and abuse him with 8oz mittens, dashing in and out.
I think Valero knocks out Cotto faster, due to his counter right hook being much stronger than Pac's. However, Pac vs Cotto is the fight that might be made.
Which round does Cotto get knocked out? I'm going for round 5.
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