Berto--Cotto neutralizes his speed with his jab, and works that body for either a late round TKO or UD.
Alvarez--Alvarez has a size differential in his favor, but he's still too raw for Cotto. Cotto's older brother had his moments of shine. If the better brother was afforded those moments, Alvarez would be asleep. However, as time passes by, Alvarez is creeping closer
Angulo--bigger and fresher version of Margarito in 154. This fight will go down like the Cotto/Margarito classic, unless Steward can teach this guy how to clinch and when to clinch
Cintron--I see this being real competitive for about 6-7 rounds, before Cintron just starts to mentally break down from the pressure and body shots. Its still going the distance for a Cotto UD.
Margarito--These styles are just Miguel's kryptonite. Margarito though just may be more past it than Cotto. His last beatdown was probably the worst beatdown I've seen in a long time, and that was with Manny taking the last two rounds off. That ain't the type of **** you recover from quickly. With Steward in his corner, I don't think he'll be working that body and getting those free uppercuts like the first time. I think Margs will have his moments but Cotto will comfortably box to a UD, setting up a lame trilogy
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