mayweather was kind of slow and sloppy in last fight...

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  1. illwill007

    illwill007 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Not hating, but he was...lead straight right was missing all night. The uppercut was the only punch that consistently
     
  2. PrinceN

    PrinceN Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    he lost two round to a hall of famer at his comfortable weight
     
  3. Boxing Fanatic

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    cotto applied a very good defense by keeping his hands up by his face.
     
  4. bodyheadic

    bodyheadic Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Yeah, I think people are just underestimating how good Cotto actually is with Diaz in his corner. Cotto is strong, mobile, an olympian and a hall of famer. Floyd needed that type of fight.
     
  5. illwill007

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    He clearly won, but he just didn't look very sharp to me. Then there was a sequence when he missed like 5 punches in a row. Not just blocked, but he straight up missed home
     
  6. illwill007

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    Floyd underestimated him...?
     
  7. Marnoff

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    Despite putting on a masterful performance, Floyd showed his age in the fight. His typically pinpoint accuracy was off. The larger gloves probably didn't help, given that Cotto was able to use his 10oz gloves for defense and Floyd had a harder time sliding his shots in between the guard as a result with his larger gloves, etc.. Even so, Floyd still had Cotto reeling and almost out in the last round.
     
  8. HwSaviour

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    Floyd has no legs. None.

    And his defence is worse than I thought.

    Pac by KO.
     
  9. Marnoff

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    Floyd did not underestimate Cotto. Floyd came in ready to go to war and absolutely did.
     
  10. illwill007

    illwill007 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :good He looked very beatable. *******s are in full effect after this one. They couldn't wait for him to look vulnerable. :rofl On a side note, a may/ortiz rematch looks a lot more interesting now.
     
  11. bodyheadic

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    No I think people underestimated Cotto and just expected Floyd to land whatever he wanted whenever he wanted.

    I knew Cotto would be on his game
     
  12. illwill007

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    idk, I think he had the ability to step it up when/if he needed to. I think he may have underestimated him a little, regardless of what he said post fight.
     
  13. PrinceN

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    Cotto's D is just much better with the Dr.
     
  14. pipe wrenched

    pipe wrenched ESB ELITE SQUAD Full Member

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    Yes, and especially later in the fight. I believe Floyd was even surprised by how GOOD Cotto's defense was in there.


    Only thing I saw that worries me as a fan of Floyd, was that same outside lead right uppercut (same one that got Ortiz blazing just before the butt) he about got in trouble with Cotto on the same ****. He might wanna rethink when and even if he should use that shot. :yep
     
  15. Outboxer

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    The same thing happened in the Ortiz fight.