If Cotto is going to KO pac. How is he going to do it?

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  1. scatterbrain

    scatterbrain Boxing Addict Full Member

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    i am a huge pac fan but think this fight is 50/50. I seriously doubt that pac will KO cotto considering cotto has been there against much bigger fighters.

    but there is a strong possibility that cotto can send pac to the canvas and keep him there.

    how do you think this scenario will play out. How will cotto achieve this objective.

    post your intelligent analysis. i.e. meaning. this excludes the mayweather cocksucker brigades. you know who you are. :D
     
  2. scatterbrain

    scatterbrain Boxing Addict Full Member

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    where are the cotto fans when you need them.
     
  3. san rafael

    san rafael 0.00% lemming Full Member

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    Moderate accumulation.
     
  4. Marcelo

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    Pac does not have the consistent welterweight firepower to knock out Cotto. His knockout of Hatton was a once in a blue moon kind of punch. It detonated on the Englishman's face, and it could have knocked out any active welterweight today, but it was part skills, part talent, and part luck that the punch landed that cleanly and that hard. But it is not impossible for him to land that punch again. It is just not a guarantee.

    Cotto can stop Pac (not KTFO) with a relentless, two fisted attack. Throw punches and hit Pac everywhere. To the head, the body, the arms, the shoulders, the kidneys, below the belt from time to time. Hurt him everywhere until he crumples in pain to the canvas.
     
  5. scatterbrain

    scatterbrain Boxing Addict Full Member

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    interesting.

    i actually thought that cotto will catch pac with a powerful left. i do not see too much of accumulation since pac strategy will be to stay away from cotto and avoid close quarter battles.
     
  6. scatterbrain

    scatterbrain Boxing Addict Full Member

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    thing is, nobody has hurt pac to the body in recent years. true he has not fought a tough ww but he was also coming up in weight against em and mab.

    i think pac of dlh/diaz will show up and will try to engage from a safe distance. hitting the body of pac might be too difficult in my opinion. i don't remember jmm even employing this strategy.
     
  7. Marcelo

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    It is not a "hit him to the body and it's game over" strategy. It is all about inflicting pain. Punch him everywhere and make sure that he feels it. It doesnt matter if it is a grazing shot or a flush shot, just grind and grind and pummel him into submission.
     
  8. scatterbrain

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    true but what I am saying is this should have a semblance of reality.

    dlh, hatton, jmm, em, diaz all tried to clinch/corner/harass and hurt pac to the body.

    mab even sent pac woozy after hitting pac during a clinch. but to hurt pac enough to KO him, how can cotto achieve this.

    cotto sent clottey to the canvas in the first round. pac has been sent to the canvas quite a number of times already but way before he achieve "prime" status.
     
  9. Marcelo

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    How is it not realistic? Of course it will not be easy, but you asked what should Cotto do to knock Pacman out and I said what I thought Cotto might do.

    Cotto is a good pressure fighter and he hits hard and he knows how to cut off the ring. Fighting rough and rugged and grinding Pacman out would be a good plan. Not easy but a good plan.
     
  10. konaman

    konaman Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Probably with his fists i would imagine.

    Simply put, if Cotto can take Pacquiao's punches than he can take risks to land big. But that isn't likely, Cotto has been troubled by too many different fighter's power to expect him to take Pacquiao's offensive arsenal easily. Pacquiao has better delivery of his punches and timing than anyone Cotto has fought previously, even if he doesn't have the raw power of some of the bigger blokes Cotto has been in there with.
     
  11. scatterbrain

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    on hind sight, that might be a good plan. what just prevents me from imagining it as a realistic plan is cotto's attack mode speed.

    While he can apply pressure, he does not seem to have the sudden spring and attack speed which some fighters employ.

    cotto gasses out during mid rounds and seem to plod in some rounds imo.
     
  12. scatterbrain

    scatterbrain Boxing Addict Full Member

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    precisely my point. i am trying to play out the scenario, the strategy for cotto to win this fight.

    I think cotto will have to go for broke here. get hit just to make sure he lands enough leather of his own.

    a 12 rounds fight will surely favor pac imo and it is best that cotto overpower pac during the fight rather than try to win the fight through the distance.
     
  13. san rafael

    san rafael 0.00% lemming Full Member

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    PWN intended?
     
  14. elTerrible

    elTerrible TeamElite General Manager Full Member

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    Cotto will punch him in the head
     
  15. Maxime

    Maxime Sweet Science Full Member

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    Usually you KO someone by landing a punch. So I would suggest Cotto to try and do that.

    hehe