Does Cotto rehearse all of his dirty tactics during his training?

[Guest]

For those of you that have boxed and came from a real boxing gym and not some MMA gym that offers boxing classes, y'all know what I'm talkin' about.

Dirty tactics is part of the game and coaches do go over dirty tactics(how to execute it/retaliate the smart way), not necessarily a main part of training, but it is thrown in by trainers, but trainers in general do not condone dirty tactics, but you've gotta get your advantage one way or the other. And, if one has to resort to it, might as well do it right.

My trainer from time to time would show us a "trick or two". Again, it's not part of the gameplan, but, if it has to happen, then we have the knowledge at our disposal, ya dig

Sometimes you have to bro.... every trainer worth his salt knows this.
And sometimes your emotion gets the best of you. We're all guilty of that.

I don't think Cotto goes out there to be dirty. Not many do, but you can tell some of the cats where it's part of there game plan...

[peyk-peyk]

For those of you that have boxed and came from a real boxing gym and not some MMA gym that offers boxing classes, y'all know what I'm talkin' about.

Dirty tactics is part of the game and coaches do go over dirty tactics(how to execute it/retaliate the smart way), not necessarily a main part of training, but it is thrown in by trainers, but trainers in general do not condone dirty tactics, but you've gotta get your advantage one way or the other. And, if one has to resort to it, might as well do it right.

My trainer from time to time would show us a "trick or two". Again, it's not part of the gameplan, but, if it has to happen, then we have the knowledge at our disposal, ya dig

stfu, stop bullshyieting and stay with the topic. We don't care about your training.

[peyk-peyk]

LOL, as soon as I read about he huge ring I said here come the *******s!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

welcome cotto nuthugger!!!

[We want Floyd]

For those of you that have boxed and came from a real boxing gym and not some MMA gym that offers boxing classes, y'all know what I'm talkin' about.

Dirty tactics is part of the game and coaches do go over dirty tactics(how to execute it/retaliate the smart way), not necessarily a main part of training, but it is thrown in by trainers, but trainers in general do not condone dirty tactics, but you've gotta get your advantage one way or the other. And, if one has to resort to it, might as well do it right.

My trainer from time to time would show us a "trick or two". Again, it's not part of the gameplan, but, if it has to happen, then we have the knowledge at our disposal, ya dig