He gets chopped up at 147 facing those faster fighters, he needs to stay at 154 facing the bigger slower guys, his chin, nor power is the issue, he buzzed Trout plenty of times Sat, he just couldn't pull the trigger IMO, he looked like he wanted to but they just wanted come out. His issue is more so a heart issue, does he still want it, does he still have some left after the brutal Mayweather beating, and is he able to get up in the twilight of his career fighting the unproven fighter He needs to stay of 154 though, If Cotto boxed that mutha****a he'd beat him easily like he displayed in the middle rounds
:shock: We must have seen a different fight, the only thing brutal about what Mayweather did to Cotto was a good right in the 12th that shook him, we must have very different definitions of "brutal"...Cotto has had 2 beatings in his career, Mayweather was very far from being one of them...he was outboxed but not outfought Cotto won't go back to 147, he'll look a coward for not taking the Pacquiao fight at 150
What size was Trout in the ring, does anybody know. Cotto usually gets in there around 160 and Trout looked noticably bigger.