Cotto vs Trout Press Conference, Info, Analysis and Updates!

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Surprised no one is talking about Trout's plan to outjab Cotto. I think he is going to run once Miguel starts tagging him on the inside with his own jab...

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I like how the last article talked about how the focus is on changing the range. Extremely important, as Cotto will have to control things on the outside and be able to engage his offense on the inside at will.

Originally Posted by I1T2BOX

Surprised no one is talking about Trout's plan to outjab Cotto. I think he is going to run once Miguel starts tagging him on the inside with his own jab...

It seems logical on paper, but the way Cotto steps in with his jab and times it so well makes it harder for taller and longer fighters to have success with it. Trout will probably want to control the center (unlike Floyd), which is smart, but ultimately Cotto will probably prove the superior ring general.

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Originally Posted by I1T2BOX

Surprised no one is talking about Trout's plan to outjab Cotto. I think he is going to run once Miguel starts tagging him on the inside with his own jab...

Well, IMHO I think that Trout will try to take advantage of his range. He will also try to clich after a combo trying to take away from Cotto counter punching ability.

I also belive that he will try to (belive it or not) presure Cotto. Nobody is expecting him to do so. He will play and attempt to pressure and see how that goes. He will attempt to take advantage of his size, presure and clinch.

For Miguel to be effective, he must be ready to fight in the middle of the ring, be able to counter a pressure fight and be agressive and prepared to fight on the inside. He must attack the body early. He also needs to watch for Trout's faint, step and turn.

Austin stated several times that he will get "dirty" I take that as he will attempt to pressure and clinch and we know he can clich we all seen it.

Cotto being able to fight on the outside, inside and attacking the body early will be key to his sucess.

War Cotto!

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Originally Posted by Da Boxer

Well, IMHO I think that Trout will try to take advantage of his range. He will also try to clich after a combo trying to take away from Cotto counter punching ability.

I also belive that he will try to (belive it or not) presure Cotto. Nobody is expecting him to do so. He will play and attempt to pressure and see how that goes. He will attempt to take advantage of his size, presure and clinch.

For Miguel to be effective, he must be ready to fight in the middle of the ring, be able to counter a pressure fight and be agressive and prepared to fight on the inside. He must attack the body early. He also needs to watch for Trout's faint, step and turn.

Austin stated several times that he will get "dirty" I take that as he will attempt to pressure and clinch and we know he can clich we all seen it.

Cotto being able to fight on the outside, inside and attacking the body early will be key to his sucess.

War Cotto!

I agree with this prediction.

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Cotto se prepara para su último entrenamiento público

El otrora triple campeón boricua mostrará a los medios su condición física antes de partir a Nueva York

http://recend.apextech.netdna-cdn.co...6/214cotto.jpg Miguel Cotto muestra su condición física a los medios antes de salir a Nueva York para la pelea del 1 de diciembre. ([Only registered and activated users can see links. ])

Por José A. Sánchez Fournier /[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Este próximo lunes Miguel Ángel Cotto Vázquez le dará a los medios un último vistazo de su condición física antes de partir a Nueva York para su combate con el campeón mundial Austin Trout.
Ese día, comenzando a las 12:00 pm, Cotto tendrá un entrenamiento abierto a los medios en el Don Miguel Boxing Gym ubicado en el Instituto Mech Tech de Orlando, Florida. La jornada también será abierta al público.
Será su última sesión pública antes de partir hacia Manhattan el próximo sábado.
El equipo del otrora triple campeón mundial boricua, que incluye al invicto peso pluma Jayson Vélez, entrenó en Big Bear Lake, California hasta el 28 de octubre. Luego se mudaron a Orlando, donde Miguel había hecho sus acuartelamientos recientes.
Cotto (37-3, 30 nocauts) chocará con Trout (25-0, 14 nocauts) el primero de diciembre en el Madison Square Garden de Manhattan. En juego estará la el campeonato 154 libras, versión Asociación Mundial de Boxeo (AMB), que posee Trout

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Cotto prepares for his final public workout
The Puerto Rican champion triple once the media show their fitness before leaving for New York

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Miguel Cotto shows his physical condition to the media before leaving for New York for the fight of December 1. (tonito.zayas @ gfrmedia.com). By Joseph A. Sanchez Fournier / jose.sanchez @ elnuevodia.com

This coming Monday Vazquez Miguel Angel Cotto will give the media a last glimpse of their fitness before heading to New York for his match with world champion Austin Trout.

That day, starting at 12:00 pm, Cotto will have an open workout for the media at the Don Miguel Boxing Gym located in the Mech Tech Institute of Orlando, Florida. The day will also be open to the public.

It will be his last public meeting before leaving for Manhattan on Saturday.

The team of former triple world champion boricua, including the undefeated featherweight Jayson Velez, trained in Big Bear Lake, California until 28 October. Then he moved to Orlando, where Michael had made his recent barracks.

Cotto (37-3, 30 KOs) will clash with Trout (25-0, 14 KOs) on December at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan. In the championship game will be the 154-pound World Boxing Association version (AMB), which owns Trout

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Miguel Cotto entrena a todo vapor en Orlando
http://receph.apextech.netdna-cdn.co...to121120nt.jpg El ex campeón boricua Miguel Cotto mostró ayer un entrenamiento a la prensa en Orlando, donde atiende los últimos detalles de su preparación antes del encuentro del 1 de diciembre frente a Austin Trout. (Suministrada / Romeo Guzman - Hoganphotos/Golden Boy Promotions)

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A menos de dos semanas de su combate contra el campeón Austin Trout, el boxeador boricua Miguel Cotto ya le está dando los toques finales a su preparación, una que espera coronar el 1 de diciembre con la recuperación del título mundial superwélter.


De la mano de su entrenador Pedro Luis Díaz, quien lo ha acompañado en los últimos dos compromisos, es más que notable la confianza que Cotto, a sus 32 años, tiene en sí mismo.
El ex campeón enseñó ayer un atisbo del trabajo que ha realizado con Díaz, al efectuar una sesión de entrenamiento abierta a los medios en la ciudad de Orlando, Florida, sede de la segunda parte de su campamento.
Como ha hecho desde que se unió a Díaz, Cotto (37-3-0, con 30 nocauts) colmó de elogios a su entrenador y aseguró que todo lo aprendido hará la diferencia cuando se enfrente al campeón invicto Trout (25-0-0, 14 KO) en el Madison Square Garden, en Nueva York.


“Pedro ha marcado sus conocimientos en este grupo y todos vieron la demostración con (Antonio) Margarito, todos vieron la demostración con (Floyd) Mayweather Jr. y todos verán la demostración con Trout. Así que lo bien que ha lucido Miguel Cotto en estos últimos tiempos, y lo bien que seguirá luciendo hasta el final de su carrera, se deberá a Pedro”, expresó Cotto a los periodistas reunidos en su gimnasio de Orlando.
Cotto llegó a Orlando a inicios de noviembre, luego de pasar las tres semanas anteriores en un campamento en Big Bear, California, a más de 7,000 pies de altura.
“Vinimos aquí (a Orlando) y también estamos trabajando a capacidad. Entendemos que tanto Big Bear como la preparación aquí en Orlando van a ser de mucho provecho”, expresó el ex campeón.
Como es su costumbre al hablar sobre los oponentes, Cotto se refirió con respeto a Trout, a quien describió como un “boxeador escurridizo”.
Pero el respeto no amilana su confianza de que la correa de las 154 libras, versión Asociación Mundial de Boxeo (AMB), cambiará de dueño. De igual manera, Cotto rechazó que sea él quien más tiene en juego en la reyerta.


“Trout está arriesgando su corona de campeón mundial y yo voy tras ella. Así que las especulaciones y lo que quiera decir la gente me tiene sin cuidado, yo sé las razones por las que cogimos esta pelea contra Trout y hacia allá vamos”, enfatizó.
De la mano de Díaz, Cotto superó vía nocaut a Margarito y luego cayó por decisión unánime contra Mayweather. Pero ambos resultados, según enfatizó Cotto, son cosa del pasado y Trout es el nuevo objetivo.
“Son peleas totalmente diferentes, oponentes totalmente diferentes. Ahora vamos con Austin Trout, un rival totalmente opuesto a lo que es Mayweather. Así que vamos a aplicar lo que hemos practicado aquí en el campamento para obtener la victoria”, concluyó.

For the Spanish impared: Google translate version!

Miguel Cotto trains steam in Orlando

Former champion Miguel Cotto training yesterday showed reporters in Orlando, where he attends the final details of their preparation before the meeting of December 1 against Austin Trout. (Supplied / Romeo Guzman - Hoganphotos / Golden Boy Promotions)
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
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Less than two weeks after his bout against champion Austin Trout, boxer Miguel Cotto and he is putting the finishing touches on their preparation, a crown waiting on 1 December with recovery middleweight world title.





Led by their coach Pedro Luis Diaz, who has accompanied him on the last two matches, is just remarkable confidence that Cotto, 32, is in itself.

Former champion yesterday showed a glimpse of the work he has done with Diaz, while conducting a training session open to the media in the city of Orlando, Florida, home to the second part of his camp.

As he has done since joining Diaz, Cotto (37-3-0, with 30 KOs) heaped praise on his coach and said that lessons learned will make the difference when he faces undefeated Trout (25-0-0 , 14 KOs) at Madison Square Garden in New York.

"Peter has marked their knowledge in this group and they all saw the show with (Antonio) Margarito, everyone saw the show with (Floyd) Mayweather Jr. and everyone will see the show with Trout. So how well Miguel Cotto has looked in recent times, and how well they continue looking until the end of his career, Peter must be, "said Cotto told reporters gathered at his gym in Orlando.

Cotto came to Orlando in early November, after spending the previous three weeks in a camp in Big Bear, California, more than 7,000 feet high.

"We came here (to Orlando) and we are also working to capacity. We understand that both Big Bear and the preparation here in Orlando will be of great benefit, "said the former champion.

As usual when talking about opponents, Cotto spoke with respect Trout, whom he described as an "elusive boxer".

But respect is not daunted confidence that the 154-pound belt, WBA version (AMB), change of owner. Similarly, Cotto denied that it is he who has more at stake in the brawl.

"Trout is risking his crown of world champion and I'm going after her. So the speculation and what people want to say I do not care, I know the reasons why we took this fight against Trout and thither we go, "he said.

Led by Diaz, Cotto beat Margarito via knockout and then dropped a unanimous decision against Mayweather. But both results, as emphasized Cotto, are a thing of the past and Trout is the new target.

"They are totally different fights, opponents completely different. Now for Austin Trout, a rival totally opposite to what is Mayweather. So let's apply what we've practiced here in the camp to get the win, "he concluded.

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Como navaja Miguel Cotto

El boricua tuvo ayer una sesión abierta de entrenamiento en Orlando

http://recend.apextech.netdna-cdn.co...ox_3516396.jpg Miguel Cotto es todo concentración mientras guantea durante la sesión de entrenamiento de ayer en Orlando. (Suministrada / Promociones Miguel Cotto)

Por José Sánchez Fournier / [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Luego de acuartelarse por primera vez en las alturas de Big Bear Lake, California, Miguel Cotto Vázquez mostró ayer su condición física a los medios de prensa en una sesión pública en Orlando, Florida, a donde trasladó la parte final de su preparación para su combate titular con Austin Trout el próximo 2 de diciembre.
Durante los pasados años, Cotto ha mudado su equipo a Orlando para entrenar en esa ciudad, donde tiene una casa y uso exclusivo del Don Miguel Boxing Gym que Mech Tech College le construyó en su sede floridense. Pero para el encuentro con Trout su entrenador Pedro Luis Díaz Benítez decidió efectuar la primera –y usualmente más fuerte– etapa de acondicionamiento en las montañas de California, en busca de una mejor condición física y resistencia cardiopulmonar. La movida pagó dividendos, ya que le permitió concentrar el final de su preparación en los aspectos técnicos y tácticos, más que en fortalecer su físico o rebajar, como suele suceder en el boxeo.
“Me siento igual (en comparación con su acuartelamiento previo para la pelea con Floyd Mayweather Jr. el 5 de mayo pasado). Simplemente, trabajamos más al inicio (del acuartelamiento). Pero ya estamos igual”, le dijo Cotto a El Nuevo Día en una conversación telefónica reciente.
El grupo entrenó en Big Bear Lake del 6 al 27 de octubre. Entonces, el púgil y su séquito regresaron a Orlando, donde permanecerán hasta el domingo, día en el que parten hacia Manhattan.
Ayer Cotto, quien retará a Trout por el título superwelter del AMB, agregó que ambas etapas le resultaron muy provechosas.
“Fue muy bueno, nos fue muy bien siguiendo las recomendaciones de Pedro. Trabajamos a capacidad en Big Bear. Vinimos aquí, estamos trabajando a capacidad. Entendemos que tanto Big Bear como la terminación aquí en Orlando va ser de mucho provecho el día de la pelea”.
El otrora triple campeón cagüeño expresó su usual indiferencia cuando se le comentó sobre la extrema confianza y motivación que su rival ha mostrado durante su acuartelamiento en la alta ciudad de Ruidoso, Nuevo México.
“Él se sentirá como se quiera sentir. La noche de la pelea, cuando estemos los dos en el ring, pues ahí sabrá cómo es la cosa”, vaticinó el púgil.
“No me preocupa el invicto de Trout”, agregó Cotto. “No es el primer invicto que enfrento en mi carrera, así que vamos con otra mentalidad”.
También contrastó el estilo de su pasado oponente con el de su próximo.
“Son totalmente diferentes. Ahora vamos con Austin Trout, que es totalmente diferente a Floyd Mayweather. Y vamos a aplicar todo lo que hemos trabajado aquí”, explicó, describiendo a Trout como un púgil “escurridizo”.
Sobre su retiro del cuadrilátero, indicó que está cerca, pero que “no tengo fecha”.
“Son 32 años. Ya llevo 21 en este deporte. Quiero hacer otras cosas en mi vida. Así que ya esta es la última etapa en mi carrera”, dijo.

For the spanish impared: Google Translate

Miguel Cotto Sharp Like a Knife

The Puerto Rican had yesterday an open session of training in Orlando



Miguel Cotto is all concentration as guantea during yesterday's training session in Orlando. (Supplied / Promotions Miguel Cotto.) By Jose Sanchez Fournier / jose.sanchez @ elnuevodia.com

After first quartered in the heights of Big Bear Lake, California, Miguel Cotto Vázquez yesterday showed their fitness to the media at a public meeting in Orlando, Florida, where he moved the final part of his preparation for his fight holder with Austin Trout on December 2.

During the past years, Cotto has moved his team to Orlando to train in that city, where he has a home and exclusive use of Don Miguel's Boxing Gym that Mech Tech College he built at its headquarters Floridian. But to encounter Trout coach Pedro Luis Diaz Benitez decided to make the first-and usually stronger-conditioning step in the mountains of California, in search of better cardiopulmonary fitness and endurance. The move paid dividends, as it allowed him to concentrate on the end of their training in the technical and tactical, rather than strengthen their physical or down, as often happens in boxing.

"I feel the same (compared to their barracks prior to the fight with Floyd Mayweather Jr. on May 5 last). Just work more at the start (the barracks). But we're like, "Cotto told El Nuevo Dia in a recent phone conversation.

The group trained in Big Bear Lake from 6 to 27 October. Then, the boxer and his entourage returned to Orlando, where they will remain until Sunday, the day leaving for Manhattan.

Yesterday Cotto, who will challenge for the title Trout's WBA junior middleweight, he added that both stages were very helpful.

"It was great, it went very well as recommended by Peter. Ability to work in Big Bear. We came here, we are working to capacity. We understand that both Big Bear as termination here in Orlando will be of great benefit on the day of the fight. "

The former triple champion expressed his usual indifference cagüeño when he commented on the extreme confidence and motivation that his rival has shown during his barracks in the upper town of Ruidoso, New Mexico.

"He will feel like you want to feel. The night of the fight, when we're both in the ring, because there will know what it is like, "predicted the boxer.

"I'm not worried Trout undefeated," said Cotto. "Not the first undefeated I face in my career, so we're going with a different mentality."

Also contrasted the style of his past your opponent with the next.

"They are totally different. Now for Austin Trout, which is totally different to Floyd Mayweather. And we will apply what we have worked here, "he said, describing Trout as a fighter" elusive ".

Upon his retirement from the ring, said it is close, but "I have no time."

"They are 32 years old. I've been 21 in this sport. I want to do other things in my life. So now this is the last stage in my career, "he said.

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Originally Posted by Da Boxer

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I didn't like what I saw here. Cotto came across as someone with one foot out the door, already.

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Originally Posted by Antwuan Maxx

I didn't like what I saw here. Cotto came across as someone with one foot out the door, already.

Its not really that (IMO) it may sound like that because he is so reserved in the way the talks. I wish he would express/talk more. Hell, its in Spanish! He should be able to speak his mind in a more direct/open way.

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Looks to be in good form.