Levels don't mean anything when you have a weak chin and are prone to taking knees, and for the record Lemieux wasn't on N'Dam's level and what happened, Lee wasn't on Korobov's level and what happened levels don't mean anything sometimes if your opponent has a great equalizer.:deal
Weak chin and prone to taking knees....and thats why im making my boxing channel and Fourm, cant handle trolls anymore. its fine when ppl dont agree with me because im not always right, but no reason to talk to dummies that say the **** you do :tired:tired
Weak chin? Well he was almost KO'd by Torres and Judah, Margarito beat him into submission no evidence he was wearng "bricks" even if he had a light plaster over his knuckles, that wouldn't be "bricks" so you knock off the hyperbole, if he was wearing bricks Cotto would be a dead man and you know it. Pacquiao dropped him with ease twice, Floyd had him out on his feet and he wasn't looking too good towards the end with Austin. Funny that you need your own forum to avoid trolls when you're one of the biggest and most delusional trolls on the site.:tired
Andy always seems to be able to land a great shot and even up the fight, I bet you thought your boy Quillin would take him out too, didn't you, Peter who's almost his same size had a far harder time landing on Andy than most thought he would, Andy is far better than you're giving him credit for.
Such a drama queen, Margarito walked his ass down and wore him out, and Cotto finally couldn't deal with the pressure and became a defenseless punching bag, his face was starting to break down in the second match before the stoppage and Tony was barely landing anything. Trout even turned his face into ground chuck, Cotto has paper skin.
My boy? Anyways, though I was rooting for Quillin to beat Andy, I've always found him frustrating to watch. Quillin is a good puncher and that's about all he has going for him. Skill wise, Quilin is basic. If he had half Cotto's skills, he would have stopped Lee in that fight.