Comments Thread For: Miguel Cotto: I Won 8 of 12 Rounds, I Expected To Win

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  • bigjavi973
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    #151
    Originally posted by bigdunny1
    It wasn't just total punches also had a major edge in power shots. Cotto threw tons of jabs that hit nothing while Canelo was landing huge countershots and uppercuts. Cotto landed NOTHING all night and the few shots he did had no effect. All the punch stats were in favor of Canelo. How you throw almost 150 more punches AND STILL get outlanded? lol Give it up your hero got his butt whooped and ran out the ring like h0e.
    what am I giving up??? When have I clamored that Cotto won that fight & he got robbed?

    He threw more jabs.... almost 100 more on their own... & the punches landed difference was 26... like I had said before so I don't see what you are arguing about here

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      #152
      Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK
      I gave Cotto 3 rounds out of generosity more than anything.

      They were 3 close rounds though.
      so you would say that you would agree with the 119 scorecard that pretty much everyone else was laughing at? (including canelo fans)

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      • Dirk Diggler UK
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        #153
        Originally posted by bigjavi973
        so you would say that you would agree with the 119 scorecard that pretty much everyone else was laughing at? (including canelo fans)
        I don't have a problem with that scorecard.

        Every potential Cotto round could have been scored the other way.

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        • A-Wolf
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          #154
          Haven't rescored it yet but that's pretty much what I saw. Cotto piling up points throughout with Canelo landing the more damaging punches; but far fewer.

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          • Bardock
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            #155
            Originally posted by DoubleStandar
            So what rounds you gave canelo? Because the 10 and 11 rounds are clear cotto rounds and so is the 2 and 4 round. That gives cotto 4 rounds already. The 1st, 3rd, 6th, 7th rounds are close and in some of those cotto out landed canelo. It depends of your taste and how you score a fight. Imo cotto the least he won are 4 rounds and 4 other rounds are swing rounds that could go either way depending of what u like.
            I gave Cotto rounds 4 and 6 the ones he won clearly

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            • Ravens Fan
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              #156
              It is hard to tell just who is more delusional the Pacman, Cotto or Freddie Roach??

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              • Don Pichardo
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                #157
                Originally posted by Bardock
                If Canelo had to drop 25 pounds there's no way he would have had the speed or reflexes he did on Saturday night. He would have been a zombie. And after the weigh in, Cotto clearly said he was going to re-hydrate and eat. 5-6 pounds Cotto was a huge JWW and a big WW. Dude was weighing in 160+ for Corley at JWW but isn't breaking 160 as a MW? Fck outta here with that non sense.
                lest not forget canelo started training for this fight late July early august. not making it up it was in the 24/7 plus countless threads here.

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                • Bardock
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                  #158
                  Originally posted by Scott-Weiland
                  Cry about a voluntary ! You're unbelievable. You telling me you wouldn't wanna see the champion defend against the recognised no.1 and mandated challenger ? You have a strange philosophy when it comes to boxing, stick to the 155 championship division friend.
                  LOL so emotional. I said they can fight at 160 in the fall next year. Let the man get acclimated to the weight for one fight. Quit being a crybaby b1tch.

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                  • bigdunny1
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                    #159
                    Originally posted by bigjavi973
                    what am I giving up??? When have I clamored that Cotto won that fight & he got robbed?

                    He threw more jabs.... almost 100 more on their own... & the punches landed difference was 26... like I had said before so I don't see what you are arguing about here
                    Listen you quoted me first. You saying he only got out landed by 26 punches leaving out the fact that the threw almost 150 more shots then Canelo. When you throw that many more punches you almost ALWAYS land more then your opponent which speaks to just how completely ineffective Cotto was. Then you look at the power punch stats and he only landed 14% of those shots to 40% landed by Canelo. I posted the entire stats to show the big picture which is Cotto did NOTHING well and couldn't crack Canelo's defense and was scared to engage and open up because of Canelo's hard counter punches He won a max of 3 rounds. And those 3 rounds I gave him were still close. He had no decisive rounds. Just rounds where you felt bad for him and said well at least he did better then previous round. lol A judge having it 1 round for Cotto is closer to reality then people thinking Cotto won 8 rounds and should of won the fight.

                    And the only reason Cotto didn't get KO'd was because he was on his bike all night. The one round he tried to stand his ground he took a massive beating and he ran every round after that.
                    Last edited by bigdunny1; 11-23-2015, 04:04 PM.

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                    • Bardock
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                      #160
                      Originally posted by jorgepichardojr
                      lest not forget canelo started training for this fight late July early august. not making it up it was in the 24/7 plus countless threads here.
                      SO you mean to tell me Canelo was cutting weight a month before the fight?


                      Saul "Canelo" Alvarez successfully passed the WBC's mandatory 30-day weigh-in. Under the supervision of WBC representative Rudy Tellez, Canelo weighed in at 167.8 pounds. To date, Canelo has sparred a total of 128 rounds. On November 21 at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Canelo will challenge Miguel Cotto for the WBC middleweight championship, with HBO Pay-Per-View carrying the bout. The fight is taking place at catch-weight of 155-pounds.


                      Saul "Canelo" Alvarez successfully passed the WBC's mandatory 7-day weigh-in. Under the supervision of a WBC representative, Canelo weighed in at 160.2 pounds. Canelo weighed in at 167.8 pounds at the WBC's 30-day weigh-in. To date, Canelo has sparred a total of over 170 rounds. On November 21 at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, Canelo will challenge Miguel Cotto for the WBC middleweight championship, with HBO Pay-Per-View carrying the bout. The fight is taking place at catch-weight of 155-pounds.


                      I'm sure he didn't eat for a month straight lol on that amir khan diet.

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