What 'habits' do you all think Freddie was referring to?

[El Chicano]

On the latest episode of 24/7, Roach said he has studied tape of Miguel, not to study his mistakes, but to identify his 'habits'. Mistakes can be corrected, habits are almost always repeated. Which 'habits' do you all think Freddie was referring to?

[Pac-Fan]

Pretty obvious but the way cotto holds his head down.

[savorduhflavor]

Probably leaning forward in the earmuff defense.

Going to the ropes when pressured.

Cotto needs a real trainer. **** can easily be remedied but he's too stubborn to change, it's ******ed.

[Left2body]

I think he was talking about Cotto facing his corner before the opening bell. Pac is going to run over to the other side of the ring and snuff Cotto before he turns around.

Roach is very clever.

[cuzfozzy]

cotto loses focus ..

[brick wall]

lowblow

[Heru]

Cotto takes a long ass stride when he throws a punch while going forward. Steward mentions it early in the Judah fight and he gets hurt with a counter uppercut right after, lol.

[Bobby_Manila]

On the latest episode of 24/7, Roach said he has studied tape of Miguel, not to study his mistakes, but to identify his 'habits'. Mistakes can be corrected, habits are almost always repeated. Which 'habits' do you all think Freddie was referring to?

http://boxingscene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=322596

[-MAKAVELLI-]

coke habits



PAC's gonna have pictures of rolled up dollars and rails on his gloves

[El Angel]

Earmuff defense and how far he learns forward, makes him very succeptible to uppercuts. His reluctance to clinch, no matter how badly he is hurt. How he backs straight up and doesn't attempt to circle a guy when he is boxing them. He backs right into a corner or the ropes. Things like this.