1. 10-8 Cotto 2. 10-9 Clottey 3. 10-9 Cotto* 4. 10-9 Cotto 5. 10-9 Clottey 6. 10-9 Cotto 7. 10-9 Clottey 8. 10-9 Clottey 9. 10-9 Clottey 10. 10-9 Clottey* 11. 10-9 Cotto 12. 10-9 Cotto 114-113 Cotto *indicates a round I thought was extremely close
1. 10-8 Cotto 2. 10-9 Clottey 3. 10-9 Cotto 4. 10-9 Cotto 5. 10-9 Clottey 6. 10-9 Cotto 7. 10-9 Clottey 8. 10-9 Clottey 9. 10-9 Clottey 10. 10-9 Clottey 11. 10-0 Cotto 12. 10-9 Cotto 114-113 Cotto Clottey would of won if he fought the last two rounds. He didnt throw enough in the last two adn thats how cotto won the fight.
I agree with the card and the analysis. I kind of feel like Clottey lost the fight, Cotto didn't win. I'd like to see a rematch though, great fight by great fighters.
1. 10-8 Cotto 2. 10-9 Clottey 3. 10-9 Clottey 4. 10-9 Clottey 5. 10-9 Clottey 6. 10-9 Cotto 7. 10-9 Clottey 8. 10-9 Clottey 9. 10-9 Clottey 10. 10-9 Clottey 11. 10-0 Cotto 12. 10-9 Cotto 115- 112, Clottey based on clean effective punching and effective aggression.
I have to watch this fight again more closely and in better quality. It looked like Cotto won, but a lot of the punches he threw in the fight were blocked.
I agree, all Clottey had to do was continue being aggressive in the championship rounds and he would have won. Kind of reminds me of de la Hoya vs. Tito but to a lesser extent. Clottey's punch output fell off the face of the earth, as though he thought he already had the fight in the bag. Round 11 was semi-close, but I felt it was a clear Cotto round. On a sidenote, I thought the referee did a great job in the ring tonight.
My card exactly! I could give Cotto rd 10 justifiably...but 116-111..I would love to know what other round they gave Cotto???
1. Cotto 10-8 2. Clottey 3. Cotto 4. Cotto 5. Clottey 6. Cotto 7. Clottey 8. Clottey 9. Cotto 10. Clottey 11. Cotto 12. Cotto 115-112 Cotto