I've seen it.. i think fatigue was a factor in him changing up his style toward the end of the fight. But yes, he had a good 12th... i think the dude above was right, conditioning is gonna be key.
Clottey would never put the type of pressure and punch output that Margarito did to wear Cotto down in the way he was fatigued. Clottey is not a busy fighter. He is a defensive wizard who is allows his opponents to flury before throwing sharp counters. His offense at times becomes stagnant because he is so defensive which is contrary to the ultra busy Margarito. I stand by my post.
i don't think he's gonna knock clottey out, but clottey ain't knockin cotto out either. cotto UD son!
He doesnt have to the work rate of Margorito to beat Cotto...All he has to do is take Cotto's best shot and make Cotto fight going backwards...Eventually those precise uppercuts are going to catch up to Cotto..We all know Cotto doesnt take uppercuts to well...History supports my claim on this. Cant wait to June 13..Gonna be a lot of sick and unhappy dudes on here!:rofl
I dont think so myself but I'm riding high with my boy Clottey...Trust me, he's coming to fight and he will test Cotto's will and heart...He will not fold like Jennings.:yep
At least you tactically provided a reasonable argument. I none the less don't think Clottey's lack of an offensive attack will prevail against Cotto if it goes to the cards. I also don't think Clottey has got the power to stop Cotto. We'll see on the 13th. :good
yeah thats pretty obvious. cotto might as well have been fighting a wet dishcloth that night. however he might fold like a lot of the other guys who've had their heart and spirit taken by junito.
Clottey is not like Michael Jennings. He never wear running shoe. He only wear Boxing shoe. He going to jump on heem, and hit heem crazy. :yep