Cotto: "I Gave Pacquiao the Key to Victory by Exchanging Blows."
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Notice how so many of Pacquiao's opponents don't want to get into exchanges but end up doing so anyway? Anyone ever think Pacquiao himself might be responsible for that?
No, it's because Cotto fought ******.Comment
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He had and has no choice in the matter. Pac always starts alittle slow the first few rounds. How can he no be drawn into a firefight
with pacq? When pacs getin in and out and light you up with blazing speed and footwork. You can either do a (clottey) or you can do a (marg).Comment
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The first video highlights exactly why some people feel like a fight with Floyd is a bad matchup for Manny. From round 1 to 12 his gameplan stayed the same. When his opponent shoots a jab, he shoots a straight left. He even did it in the Oscar fight. Now when/if he faces Floyd, what is he gonna do when someone actually feints him and force him to commit over and over with his straight left? Or if Floyd goes into his high guard defense where his body is more squared and he fires both hands without being telegraphed (ala the Zab fight) and Pac can't time when to throw his lead left? A BOXER will give Pac problems. Cotto isn't a boxer. He's a fighter that knows how to box. Huge difference. Cotto's ability as a fighter allows him to compete in just about every fight, but if he and Pac fight 10 times, Cotto loses 10 times because of simple things like making adjustments within the ropes and his lack of feints, angles, and variation of punches.Cotto is one of my favs and a great fighter in his own right. The 1st KD was not due to Cotto brawling.. Pac just caught Cotto. The 2nd KD was due to Cotto trying to brawl with Manny. Pretty much.. the rest of the fight after that Cotto was hesitant to exchange at all and in retreat mode along with getting buzzed a few times more.
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