Yeah these aren't even close. Mosley won 1 round against Floyd and he probably won 5-7 rounds against Cotto, depending on how you see it. Personally I think Floyd being able to take that monstrous shot laid on him by Shane should open the eyes of other fighters. Shane is without a doubt one of the hardest, if not the hardest, punchers around the 147-154 area. If that shot did not drop Floyd or stop him, I doubt anyone will around that weight class. Maybe Sergio being the only exception. Cotto looks good and is training his ass off I know and I respect that, he is a humble hardworking guy. No matter how I slice it though, I just cannot see him beating Floyd. Similar to what Teddy Atlas was saying, no matter how hard Cotto trains, he is still slower and still easy to hit, period. Ortiz is younger, faster and probably just as strong if not stronger than Cotto and he couldn't do anything with Floyd. I am not saying that A+B=C, but just keep that in mind. If Cotto uses his jab the entire fight, doesn't tire, exerts pressure constantly, hurts Floyd to the body and avoids taking too much punishment, he has a shot. But basically that translates into Cotto will have to fight the perfect fight for 12 rounds to beat Floyd. You also have to look at can Cotto really beat Floyd via decision, with Floyds accuracy %. Floyd is the most accurate puncher in the game and has great defense, so I think Cotto's only chance to win is via TKO. Which as I said, I do not see happening.
Who beat Mosley more convincingly Cotto or Mayweather??
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Yeah these aren't even close. Mosley won 1 round against Floyd and he probably won 5-7 rounds against Cotto, depending on how you see it. Personally I think Floyd being able to take that monstrous shot laid on him by Shane should open the eyes of other fighters. Shane is without a doubt one of the hardest, if not the hardest, punchers around the 147-154 area. If that shot did not drop Floyd or stop him, I doubt anyone will around that weight class. Maybe Sergio being the only exception. Cotto looks good and is training his ass off I know and I respect that, he is a humble hardworking guy. No matter how I slice it though, I just cannot see him beating Floyd. Similar to what Teddy Atlas was saying, no matter how hard Cotto trains, he is still slower and still easy to hit, period. Ortiz is younger, faster and probably just as strong if not stronger than Cotto and he couldn't do anything with Floyd. I am not saying that A+B=C, but just keep that in mind. If Cotto uses his jab the entire fight, doesn't tire, exerts pressure constantly, hurts Floyd to the body and avoids taking too much punishment, he has a shot. But basically that translates into Cotto will have to fight the perfect fight for 12 rounds to beat Floyd. You also have to look at can Cotto really beat Floyd via decision, with Floyds accuracy %. Floyd is the most accurate puncher in the game and has great defense, so I think Cotto's only chance to win is via TKO. Which as I said, I do not see happening.Comment
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****** thread by TS.
Mosley had Cotto in big trouble but fought ******ly in the last 3-4 rounds. Cotto didn't even faze Mosley. Mosley landed 3-4 clean shots on Floyd through 12 rounds.Comment
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Give Floyd credit.Comment
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Shot Mosley my ass. If he was shot against Floyd he was shot against Cotto too. You don't think there was a REASON why Shane couldn't land anything on Floyd? What about Marquez, he can't pull the trigger too? Marquez and Shane were puzzled and frustrated. When have you seen Marquez shaking his head and look so puzzled?
Give Floyd credit.
Funny how no one stuck to that. Shane may have been past his prime, but he was still the #1 WW after he TKO'd Margarito, was still in the Top 10 P4P after that.Comment
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