Cotto's Chances of Victory based on the Judah fight

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by SevenSamurai, Nov 10, 2007.


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  1. SevenSamurai

    SevenSamurai 3 year ESB vet. Full Member

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    This Judah fight does expose Cotto's weaknesses.

    One weakness that he has consistently shown throughout his career is that he is a VERY slow starter.

    It took him five rounds to warm up against Judah.

    If he takes five rounds to warm up against Mosely he might be starring down the barrel of a 4 rounds to 1 deficit.

    His major strength is his brutal body attack and relentless attack and excellent stamina. If Mosely tires physically or cannot defend the body attack then he gets taken out late, possibly the 10th round.:good

    I favour Cotto but very narrowly.
     
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  2. MrMagic

    MrMagic Loyal Member Full Member

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    Agreed, nice avatar btw :yep
     
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  3. Taffyy

    Taffyy Active Member Full Member

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    Just watched the fight myself mate & agree with you 100%......In fact I just replied on another thread saying the same thing.Fair play to Judah some of the uppercuts were beautiful its a shame he's bonkers as at times he looks/looked superb in some of his fights.
    If Shane can get his timing & hands off then Cotto could be in big trouble.....
     
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