I think this is a spot on assessment. A few game plans and strategies of attack thrown along with that, and a potential winner can emerge based off that:good
You responded to a troll. Anyway, I have no problems whatsoever with Cortez' job that night. If Hatton fans honestly expected him to perform a UFC style match-up as he did against Kostya and get cheers for it, then they were in for a surprise. The fight wasn't in England to allow circus acts for the local fighter.
Oscar actually landed a good deal of his jabs if he hadnt faded down the stretch he was probably as close to beating Mayweather as anyone has been
The only real way to beat him is catching him on a night when he's in a declining stage. (or having a bad night) All of the above in this thread has been done, by countless opponents, some better then others, but none has prevail.
To beat floyd, it needs to be punches in bunches sustained over the 12 rounds, forget about knocking him out it aint happening. Oscar nearly toppled the applecart and I think he had the right gameplan except he stopped using his jab.