Fightnews.com - Mayweather-Cotto II on December 1 at MSG?

7-5 is not decisive

 

8-4, but regardless.. 7-5 CAN be decisive, depending on how those rounds flow.

If it's 7 decisive rounds, then it's a decisive win.

If it's 7 photo-finish rounds, then it isn't.

If it's a shutout, but is 12 photo finish rounds all to the same guy, then it is wide but isn't decisive.

Dig?

 

x2

 

Doesn't even have to be Sexy Sergio. I doubt Mayweather takes on the hardest fight available coming off a relatively tough fight with Cotto(e) and a jail sentence.

 

by photo finish you mean close, there were 4 rounds that were clearly Cotto rounds, 4 rounds that were clearly Mayweather and 4 close as hell rounds

 

Cotto made it a close fight thats because he nearly made each round very close and highley contested that doesnt mean he won many rounds I had a near perfect shut out for Floyd.

However I can also see where Cotto is worthy of a rematch in this regard, had he done a little more work in the early going and the end of the each round he could have easily stole them himself.


But there was a stage in the fight in which Cotto was rocked by a wicked left uppercut you can see his knees buckle but he catches himself and goes back to fighting.

Floyd noticed but it was too late Cotto had already got through that, if anything Floyd may start using them uppercuts more in the rematch and get the results I expected him to the first time round.

Cotto can not avoid uppercuts...

 

Thought Mayweather took more than four clearly. :conf

 

put it this way i had it tied after the tenth and going into the 11th and Floyd clearly won 11 and 12

 

Ducks Pacman again even though Pac is on the slide:smoke

Props too Floydie as he sure knows how too $$$$ **** you yank mugs

 

another useless fight

 

All of this. :deal I'm down.

 

I had the first fight a draw so a re-match would make sense! Let's go Cotto..

 

:deal

For instance, Delahoya/Mosley 1 was a decisive 7-5.

 

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I believe he also had Ortiz pitching a shutout at the time of the stoppage. :nut