I watch them plenty. :good Miguel isn't a master boxer, but he outboxed Judah that evening. For some reason Zab was trying for a home run counterpunch, and nothing else. (Maybe the two early uppercuts gave him hope?) Let's be honest though, anyone who has tried to outbox Cotto in his career, have eventually been forced to abandon their gameplan. (Quintana anyone?) The body shots add up, he eventually breaks you down, then finishes you. (takes away your legs) Mosley has fast hands, good power and a great chin. He likes to sit in the pocket and throw combinations at times, and I think that is what will happen Saturday. Can Miguel land enough body shots to slow Shane down? I hope so, if not, I think Cotto is going to lose a lot of the exchanges they have, similar to the early rounds with Torres. He has to rely on his heart and will to pull this one out, only problem is, Mosley matches them attributes. As Saturday approaches, I'm leaning towards a Mosley victory. We'll see. Either way, us as fans win!
I dont recall seeing cotto get hurt in the Judah fight, he did get caught with some, but it wasnt anything close compare to the corley fight were he got caught to a shot in the tempel were any fighter could be wobble, it wasnt in the chin, in the torres fight he go caught with several good punches and was hurt... it was more of push down which you could clearly see in the fight that made him go down the canvas... i dont really think cotto has a weak chin... he was just weight drained at 140... at 147 hes a different monster...
He was hurt several times agaisnt Torres, out of his feet with Corley. stopped in his tracks (not hurted) by Judah twice and once by Sosa. Thats it! Anything else is BS.