What kind of effect did the low blow have on the Cotto/Judah fight?

I think he figured he'd won a moral victory and stopped trying for an actual victory.

 

The low blow I thought was bad, I felt it changed the fight. To me , I even thought the lowblow was intentional. Zab Judah started out good in that fight, like the way Judah usually starts every fight. I also thought Judah was robbed of a knock down in the his fight against PBF. Judah just doesn't have the luck. I was going for Zab Judah against Cotto.

 

:deal

 

Judah was going to lose anyway.
Cotto would have caught up to him eventually.

I Like Zab, Something about Judah don't allow him to quite get over the hump.

 

I need to watch that fight again, but low blows are illegal for a rason. They can take alot out of a fighter.

 

I can't recall but was a point even deducted?

 

I Agree, he was robbed from that knockdown from PBF

 

Not as much as he bitched about.

 

One of the low blows in round 3 gained a point deduction, I think, but none of the others did.

 

What low blows? Isn't this old already?

 

The low blows looked pretty blatant to me. Was there 2 or 3?? Can't remember.

Definitely think they played a role in the outcome of the fight. Similarly to what Tito did to Vargas.

However I don't have much sympathy for Judah considering that disgraceful act he did against Mayweather which was the most blatant act I have ever seen.

 

Zab had 5 minutes to rest each time and desided to take under 2. So if it effected him that much he's an idiot of a boxer to not take the full time to get his wind back.