is 140 hatton a different person than the 147 version??

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  1. Relentless

    Relentless VIP Member banned

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    cotto is pretty big and a natural southpaw who often switches stance, did you see the size of him against judah??

    he took some of judah's monster uppercuts and never showed he was hurt (he was obviously hurt but the way he hid it impressed me)
     
  2. gilad

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    Cotto was hurt badly at least once. He has great recovery power and is great mentally, but his chin isn't great, we saw that in the past (It's good at best). Collazo was never down is his career (in the Hatton fight he as off balance) and I only saw him hurt once, in a fight that was wrongly stopped against a huge puncher (he got hit with a few power punches and didn't go down). But I agree Cotto is stronger than Hatton, at least at 147, even Urango was and he fights at 140.