So let me get this straight, Cotto would beat GGG?
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GGG has never been down as an amateur or a pro and he's not exactly hard to hit. His chin is a rock.GGG has everything but a tested chin in his favor. I think if Cotto let's it go, he could catch GGG with something to test his chin. Otherwise, his activity level, pressure, and power could be an issue for Cotto. On the other hand, did anyone pick up on Cotto's movement in the Martinez fight? It was a lot more than usual, he was more bouncy and alive than we've ever seen him before. His new footwork could be the key to future victories against larger opponents...
Most top fighters today have been down at some stageComment
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Curtis Stevens started at 175 and has fought most of his career at 168. Where was Cotto's amazing power against Austin Trout who is far from iron chinned? He didn't have one punch power at 147 or 154 people are crazy and comfortable saying this stuff because they know he'll never fight Golovkin.Comment
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Ok ladies, I was just asking. GGG seems to have been out of the ring for quite some time that I forgot all about him and his attributes. I like the dude. If he has a rock chin, then cool. Let's see some better fights with him.Comment
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He's never been unconscious for 5 minutes so I think it's safe to say Golovkin has a solid chinComment
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Lulz 4 months is a long time for him if the same was true for the majority of boxers the sport would be better off.Comment
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I would favor Golovkin a lot in a Cotto fight. He's no hypejob imho. His skills and intelligence are underrated; He has a great chin and utter disregard for legit punching power from what Ive seen. That said, I wouldn't be surprised at this point if Cotto's superior boxing skills and power got him through with a win though.
Cotto being able to push Margarito around @154 and land power shots against the ropes provides another interesting factor for me being that hes bigger than GGG and also Martinez.Comment
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