[GIF] - Miguel Cotto Bodyslams Joshua Clottey

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  1. paulfv

    paulfv Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I was 'over' this fight, and the joke that was Cotto's gift 'victory.' And then I saw this:

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    Anybody want to step up and say that wasn't totally intentional now, and designed to slam Clottey as hard as possible to the canvas? Do you still think Clottey was 'acting' after he got thrown down?

    Cotto grabs Clottey with his left arm, elevates up through his hips and pushes Clottey down with the right hand for good measure.

    That's a joke, and a clear foul.

    And we haven't even talked about the low blow or the intentional punch to the back of the head in the 12th (if anyone has gifs of those, please bring them on in).

    Cotto's a straight d*ckhead. I respect his skills, but this is total bush-league chickensh*t. And he knows because he's fighting in NYC he can get away with it.

    The headbutt was an accident. Cotto's 3 fouls (bodyslam, low blow and back of head punch) were intentional.

    Step right up, Cotto Crew members. We're waiting.

    Again, if Cotto doesn't nut-punch Zab Judah, then he gets the benefit of the doubt with the low blow in the 12th. But we've seen it before.

    The bodyslam and the punch to the back of the head speak for themselves, there's no way to 'spin' them, including Clottey having Cotto's other arm in his grasp. If Clottey wants to wrestle there, then Cotto can grab his arm back. But you don't load-up to throw a shot at the back of the guy's head.

    That's a clear foul and Mercante was a total hack for not laying down the law with Cotto on that.
     
  2. safc1990

    safc1990 Goodbye Bolo :( Full Member

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    You don't know what a gift is, check out De La Hoya-Trinidad for a gift :good
     
  3. Jeff Young

    Jeff Young Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    the part where i lost respect for cotto
     
  4. paulfv

    paulfv Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I didn't realize how bad that was until I saw the gif (thanks to whomever posted it in another thread; can't recall who right this second).

    The 12th round is where I lost respect for Cotto. He just wanted to foul Clottey in that round and what he did was a farce. That the two fouls happened so close together made it even more obvious. Mercante totally pussed-out, and Cotto Biotch knew he would get away with it in NYC. Zero respect for him for those moves. It's like he turned into Zab Judah or something.
     
  5. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Paul, you really are acting like a total woman over this. It's bizarre.
     
  6. thesham01

    thesham01 Undisputed Champion Full Member

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    you have obviously never stepped into a boxing ring in your life.

    In the heat of a war, with Cotto angry and determined, he goes to throw Clottey off him (who as you can quite clearly see in the GIF is all over his back before Cotto does anything)

    In the heat of battle the push away (yes it was an aggressive push away) went wrong and Clottey hit the deck

    To even think that a boxer would attempt to body slam an opponent on purpose and risk losing the fight just reflects on the lack of intelligence you possess.....
     
  7. Devildoc

    Devildoc Capo Di Tutti Capi Full Member

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    If ever Pacquiao and Cotto fight, I think Pacquiao will get fouled by low blows and rabbit punches. I didn't know Cotto can also body slam and get away with it. I also really hope that the fight won't happen in Madison Square Garden.
     
  8. Flawless

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    The moral of the story is never fight a Rican in MSG
     
  9. LocoRoco

    LocoRoco ★★★★★ Full Member

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    love the way clottey was down and out like he had torn some knee ligaments or some ****, then the ref tells him to walk it off and he is fine within 90 seconds
     
  10. Devildoc

    Devildoc Capo Di Tutti Capi Full Member

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    Oops Double post!
     
  11. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Exactly.

    It's a rough, contact sport. Cotto ruined Clottey for strength there. Good for him. Barrera's cracking of Hamed into the ringpost was hysterical too :lol:

    The referee understood this.
     
  12. jerryblastface

    jerryblastface Member Full Member

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    Clottey jumped all over his shoulder!
     
  13. threethirteen

    threethirteen Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Hahahahaha - that's a clear foul? It looked like he was trying to shake the hugging little ***** off and it worked.
     
  14. Devildoc

    Devildoc Capo Di Tutti Capi Full Member

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    LOL Obviously you probably don't either. Why would a professional boxer act something like that in anger or what you call determined? That's no indication of such or even a valid reason to perform such act.

    What you are suggesting is that every boxer should just rabbit punch or low blow because of the heat of the moment?
     
  15. mckay_89

    mckay_89 Haw you! Full Member

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    :good Spot on. And what the **** is this PaulFV ***** talking about the intentional hit to the back of the head? Is that when Clottey turned his back?

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