this is the only chance of mayorga. i he cant do it in earlier rounds then mayorga will be ko in the later rounds
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this is the only chance of mayorga. i he cant do it in earlier rounds then mayorga will be ko in the later rounds
This is a misconception about their respective staminas. Mayorga proved, although years ago that he is very capable of going hell for leather throwing lots of big, wide, strong shots. He did it in the Forrest fight he out boxed Picirrillio over 12, he had a fairly fast paced fight with Vargas over 12 and same with Mosley. He has tired as fights progress since the Forrest fight but I believe that is purely down to poor training. Watch the Forrest rematch and he is a machine, he could work hard for the entire fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by bautistadeng
Cotto on the other hand has always slowed as a fight progresses. Out of the 2, Mayorga has a much better natural stamina and resiliance. I think Mayorga has done the work this time and if it does go late, it will be Cotto who wilts from Mayorgas pressure and strength. Like the Margarito fight, only this time against someone with power;)
it really depens on weather mayorga turns up in shape or the way he looked when he fought vargas..........MAYORGAS crazy but he's now 37, settled down from what i hear and not that bothered with training....he defo has a punchers chance esp the first 4 rounds. I dont like cotto at this weight its not for him esp at this stage in his career, I hate to say it but Miguels shot he seems to get stunned by punches alot easier then 3 years ago and you just know Mayorga will be all over him if he lands a big shot that shakes cotto
how ever long it lasts it will be exciting
i'm hopeing for a cotto win
Where are you getting your information from ? Why would he not be bothered with training, yet fighting at 154 in the last big fight of his career ?Quote:
Originally Posted by NUCLEAR BULL
I don't think Cotto is shot, but he is slowing down.
And I'm hoping for a Mayorga win. ;D