pac/cotto keys to victory

[Pullcounter]

For Pac:

- box early, set traps, and don't over commit (cotto will take his time and pac can outwork cotto)

- uppercuts, uppercuts, uppercuts (cotto never saw an uppercut that he didn't want to get hit with)

- righthook to the temple (torres almost ended cotto w/ this punch, and pac is a great finisher)

- pour on the punches around round 5 (cotto will gas, and run, he won't be able to keep up w/ pac's speed and workrate)

For Cotto:

- jab, jab, jab (cotto's jab should be strong enough to move pac where ever he wants)

- throw the right hand more than he usually does especially in the middle of the ring. (Common sense against southpaws)

- back pac up (keep pac's back on the ropes and stay busy)

- hook to the body when pac is on the ropes (cotto needs to slow pac down early because cotto won't be able to keep up w/ pac's speed and workrate late)

- never back up ever. (If cotto starts giving up ground to pac he will get KOed, same as everybody who backs up against pac )

- throw combos when pac punches. (Jmm's tactic)

- foul pac when in trouble (there's no way pac should be able to hurt cotto and if a former 106 lber can hurt cotto, then cotto needs to quit boxing, but if ever cotto does do the chicken dance again, he needs to low blow and/or hold on for dear life)

- get a better trainer (he don't have to train cotto, he just needs to come up with a better gameplan than cotto's robotic performances and motivate cotto to stick to the plan)

- resist the urge to quit or take a knee (once a quitter...)

[Ch@mpBox@PR]

For Pac:

- box early, set traps, and don't over commit (cotto will take his time and pac can outwork cotto)

- uppercuts, uppercuts, uppercuts (cotto never saw an uppercut that he didn't want to get hit with)

- righthook to the temple (torres almost ended cotto w/ this punch, and pac is a great finisher)

- pour on the punches around round 5 (cotto will gas, and run, he won't be able to keep up w/ pac's speed and workrate)

For Cotto:

- jab, jab, jab (cotto's jab should be strong enough to move pac where ever he wants)

- throw the right hand more than he usually does especially in the middle of the ring. (Common sense against southpaws)

- back pac up (keep pac's back on the ropes and stay busy)

- hook to the body when pac is on the ropes (cotto needs to slow pac down early because cotto won't be able to keep up w/ pac's speed and workrate late)

- never back up ever. (If cotto starts giving up ground to pac he will get KOed, same as everybody who backs up against pac )

- throw combos when pac punches. (Jmm's tactic)

- foul pac when in trouble (there's no way pac should be able to hurt cotto and if a former 106 lber can hurt cotto, then cotto needs to quit boxing, but if ever cotto does do the chicken dance again, he needs to low blow and/or hold on for dear life)

- get a better trainer (he don't have to train cotto, he just needs to come up with a better gameplan than cotto's robotic performances and motivate cotto to stick to the plan)

- resist the urge to quit or take a knee (once a quitter...)

The bold my friend is the truth.

If Cotto starts moving baclwards he will lose, and not even close!!!!!!!

[Talisayen]

For Pac:

- box early, set traps, and don't over commit (cotto will take his time and pac can outwork cotto)

- uppercuts, uppercuts, uppercuts (cotto never saw an uppercut that he didn't want to get hit with)

- righthook to the temple (torres almost ended cotto w/ this punch, and pac is a great finisher)

- pour on the punches around round 5 (cotto will gas, and run, he won't be able to keep up w/ pac's speed and workrate)

For Cotto:

- jab, jab, jab (cotto's jab should be strong enough to move pac where ever he wants)

- throw the right hand more than he usually does especially in the middle of the ring. (Common sense against southpaws)

- back pac up (keep pac's back on the ropes and stay busy)

- hook to the body when pac is on the ropes (cotto needs to slow pac down early because cotto won't be able to keep up w/ pac's speed and workrate late)

- never back up ever. (If cotto starts giving up ground to pac he will get KOed, same as everybody who backs up against pac )

- throw combos when pac punches. (Jmm's tactic)

- foul pac when in trouble (there's no way pac should be able to hurt cotto and if a former 106 lber can hurt cotto, then cotto needs to quit boxing, but if ever cotto does do the chicken dance again, he needs to low blow and/or hold on for dear life)

- get a better trainer (he don't have to train cotto, he just needs to come up with a better gameplan than cotto's robotic performances and motivate cotto to stick to the plan)

- resist the urge to quit or take a knee (once a quitter...)

That's what I am afraid of Cotto might give Pacquiao a low blow when he is in the verge of taking a knee. Typical Cotto defense when he's under attack. Hope he'll box fair and square 'cause he's fighting a small featherweight.

[boojee]

For Pac:

- box early, set traps, and don't over commit (cotto will take his time and pac can outwork cotto)

- uppercuts, uppercuts, uppercuts (cotto never saw an uppercut that he didn't want to get hit with)

- righthook to the temple (torres almost ended cotto w/ this punch, and pac is a great finisher)

- pour on the punches around round 5 (cotto will gas, and run, he won't be able to keep up w/ pac's speed and workrate)

For Cotto:

- jab, jab, jab (cotto's jab should be strong enough to move pac where ever he wants)

- throw the right hand more than he usually does especially in the middle of the ring. (Common sense against southpaws)

- back pac up (keep pac's back on the ropes and stay busy)

- hook to the body when pac is on the ropes (cotto needs to slow pac down early because cotto won't be able to keep up w/ pac's speed and workrate late)

- never back up ever. (If cotto starts giving up ground to pac he will get KOed, same as everybody who backs up against pac )

- throw combos when pac punches. (Jmm's tactic)

- foul pac when in trouble (there's no way pac should be able to hurt cotto and if a former 106 lber can hurt cotto, then cotto needs to quit boxing, but if ever cotto does do the chicken dance again, he needs to low blow and/or hold on for dear life)

- get a better trainer (he don't have to train cotto, he just needs to come up with a better gameplan than cotto's robotic performances and motivate cotto to stick to the plan)

- resist the urge to quit or take a knee (once a quitter...)

lmfao!! on the bolded part.

[Talisayen]

Good thread needs to bump up

[SlimThug]

That's what I am afraid of Cotto might give Pacquiao a low blow when he is in the verge of taking a knee. Typical Cotto defense when he's under attack. Hope he'll box fair and square 'cause he's fighting a small featherweight.

so the fight is at 126? i thought dis fight was at 145? anotha weight drained guy against pacman

[Talisayen]

so the fight is at 126? i thought dis fight was at 145? anotha weight drained guy against pacman

Where have you been dude?

[D-Omonist]

@ TS - Even if Cotto is winning I think he should still punch him in the nuts!!!

[MOTHER DUCKER]

Cotto could do with better trainer indeed

[Animalistic]

@ TS - Even if Cotto is winning I think he should still punch him in the nuts!!!

Yeah you can hit a few before they take points away so is not a foul.