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Originally posted by MAXIMUS~RICO~13
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Cotto in shape committed moving and throwing a stiff jab could school Canelo based off what I saw. He's a much harder puncher than Lara or Trout (not 1 punch but lands heavy), has excellent footwork and an INFINITELY more diversified attack than jab/cross Lara. He'll be throwing combinations and Canelo will be a sitting target. Plus he fights well in close quarters he just needs to stay off the ropes and not let Canelo's 170lbs lean on him on some Wlad/Povetkin type stuff (I doubt it, his experience won't allow that).
I think Canelo is good, but this is about as good as it gets....slightly above average and that lack of KO power if he goes to MW is going to be a serious issue for him...I think he knows it too so he can fight naturally smaller guys, hence why he's staying at 154. But I give him props for solid competition in the last year and a half.Comment
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It's obvious Canelo is headed to 160 some time in the near future. If he wants a rematch with Floyd, it would have to be at 154. If he wants a MW belt, then I think he should choose Quillen next. That would be a good test to see if he can handle getting hit by someone his own size. After a test with Quillen, then I would shoot for Canelo vs. Cotto on Cinco de Mayo.Comment
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I think he's going to take the easy route by taking a Kirkland fight than see what he will do from there.Originally posted by Bronx2245 View PostComment
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I think the Quillen route or even Andrade is a easier route than Kirkland. Kirkland is not a good way to test your chin. You might get your block knocked off, and Kirkland doesn't have a belt. High risk, low reward, not a good look.Originally posted by jri9d0 View PostComment
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Alvarez needs new trainers . He's one dimensional and very predictable. Cotto beats without a doubt.Comment
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