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I think that its a toss up.Zab has stamina problems and since he's tried to fight like mayweather(rolling his shoulders,parrying,etc...)he has been inconsistent.Cotto's body shots tearing zab up?I have to disagree based on the Malignaggi and Urkal fights b/c they both took his shots well.I'd say Cotto UD
judah by ko or tko sum sort of stoppage jusdah was putin a woopin on the p4p king in the irst 4 rounds
hes a beast regardless wat ppl say , he just not dedicated enough he wasnts to ahve to much fun but cotto needs a standing oponent to hit the body punches jusdahs is not ,thas how body punching is nuetrilized GOOD foot work
Judah has stamina problems what about Cotto he was running low on steam after the 6th with Urkal and it took him 11 rounds to stop him and it was the corner who pulled him out.Judah is gunna stop him he will be on form because this is abit of a last chance saloon for him to get back on top
they actually made a good point on HBO about the chances that Cotto has against Judah, I mean Judah was beat to the punch by the much slower, less skilled, and IMO weaker Baldomir (I believe Cotto is a harder puncher than Baldomir), I think that Cotto has all the tools to beat Judah, also he showed in his welterweight debut that he can deal with a strong crafty southpaw, and also showed against Urkal that he can mix things up and keep his opponant on and off his toes (the picking up incident), I mean I honestly believe that Cotto fights just as well and hits just as hard in the southpaw stance as he does in the orthodox stance (obviously him being a natural lefty has a lot to do with it), I think that against Judah, he'll either get inside and break Judah down to the body, or he'll counter with lead hooks and rights, and just frustrate him too much and lead to Judahs demise, much like both Baldomir and Mayweather did, the only difference is that I don't think that Judah will make it to the end of the 12th, either loosing by KO or by DQ.