Comments Thread For: Roach: Inactivity May Have Hurt Berto Against Ortiz

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Veteran trainer Freddie Roach believes Andre Berto's inactivity may have played a role in last Saturday's decision loss to Victor Ortiz. In a span of a year, Berto had only one round in the bank, with a first round knockout of Freddy Hernandez last November.

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[Russian Crushin]

Nah he just isnt that good.

Changed my whole perception of him

[flint]

i agree with roach.ortiz deserved that win and it did help his rep. berto is young and should learn from that experience going forward.

[Discipline]

Could Roach be hinting he would like to train Berto?

[animekid]

Could Roach be hinting he would like to train Berto?

good thinking and maybe ariza should work with him too, cause his stamina is ****.

[-Antonio-]

I agree that Berto will be back. He wasn't going to find out how vulnerable he is until he fought someone this good. So it was going to happen either way. Now he's forced to make decisions about his corner, and he'll be forced to work on his defense. Those easy padays are likely over. He should only get better. That chin can still get cracked though...

[puga]

cmon coach roach.....i dont think even you believe your bs this time......

[Jimbo16031992]

good thinking and maybe ariza should work with him too, cause his stamina is ****.

He could improve the strength in Berto's legs too, like he did with Khan which really showed against Maidana.

[commandant]

It's known to anyone that know about boxing inavtivity hurts fighters so who ever fights mayweather will have a bit of an advantage if it's in
thier wgt class so I don't want to hear no crying from
anybody saying oh if I fight mayweather it's cause he's waiting for me to get old .

[PRBOXINGCOTTO]

agreed he wasnt that good he ducked all the top fighters