Cotto hits harder than Chavez Jr.

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  • Da Boxer
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    Cotto hits harder than Chavez Jr.

    Freddy was quoted by Ring Mag saying that King Cotto hits harder than Chavez Jr.

    I have said it a few times that Steward and El Cubano were systematically changing King Cotto's style and had Cotto throwing arm punches. Freddy has the King back utilizing TORQUE and bringing the old destroyer Cotto back.



    La bailarina thinks that this event is Dancing with the Stars or Mira Quien Baila. This is not a beauty peagent or any of the like. This is war and the King is ready!

    Sergio belives that he is taking King Cotto to a prom night event, you know dinner and a dance but the King will skip foreplay and its going to straight up and date **** Sergio, stretching her and blowing her roof off ruining la bailarina forever!

    Cotto stops Sergio under 9!

    War Cotto!!
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    King Cotto
    31.75%
    20
    La Bailarina
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    Too Close to call
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    • John Locke
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      lol Cotto does not hit harder than Chavez Jr, no chance. Chavez walks around at 200+ pounds...

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        • Ray Corso
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          Who cares he's not fighting him. Does he hit harder than Sergio? Ray.

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            • baya
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              that was a perfectly placed punch, not many boxers have that moment in their careers. martinez was smart to throw that overhand left, noticing pwills penchant to lean in after a right. he's never done that before, and never will again, HOPEFULLY at least not in his next fight.

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                • Jloro
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                  lmao okay when the "Ballerina" has him Splattered around the ring we will see what Roach thinks


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                    • bojangles1987
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                      #6
                      He very obviously does not hit harder than Chavez. It's not even close.

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                        • Da Boxer
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                          Originally posted by Truth.
                          lol Cotto does not hit harder than Chavez Jr, no chance. Chavez walks around at 200+ pounds...
                          There is much more than weight when it comes to punching power. Mechanics are fundamental and extremely important, Cotto's mechanics were flawed and seems that Freddy has been working with Miguel in making the nesesary corrections.

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                            • Bababoey970
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                              Sergio hits harder than Manny. Cotto should be doing the chicken dance as soon as Sergio lands.

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                                • .:: JSFD26 ::.
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                                  Cotto stops Delvin Rodriguez then all of the sudden hes revived. Its all a psychological bs. Cotto will win this fight but it wont have anything to do with Roach.

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                                    • Bigg Rigg
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                                      Chill bro, Chavez is a Cruiserweight. Lol

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