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    Default Re: How long does Cotto have?

    Quote Originally Posted by hitmandonny View Post
    In his early exploits Cotto was a rugged gunslinger with his heart on his sleeve and his chin on the line.
    However, he has evolved. Although retaining his ferocious power and body punching, Cotto has adapted his style, in a manner that protects his chin, decreases wear and tear on his body and allows him to win fights without expending himself as much as he used to.

    Much like Marco Antonio Barrera before him, Cotto will ensure his longevity by relying more on boxing skill in the later stages of his career, allowing him a longer reign as one of boxing's most entertaing fighters.
    Cotto does not protect his chin. Every time Zab wanted it, he got it, with KO-worthy uppercuts. Cotto, fortunately or unfortunately, has an iron chin and just kept coming. Within 5 fights if Cotto keeps getting hit like that you will notice a distinct difference in his ring presence.

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    Default Re: How long does Cotto have?

    Quote Originally Posted by liquid View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by hitmandonny View Post
    In his early exploits Cotto was a rugged gunslinger with his heart on his sleeve and his chin on the line.
    However, he has evolved. Although retaining his ferocious power and body punching, Cotto has adapted his style, in a manner that protects his chin, decreases wear and tear on his body and allows him to win fights without expending himself as much as he used to.

    Much like Marco Antonio Barrera before him, Cotto will ensure his longevity by relying more on boxing skill in the later stages of his career, allowing him a longer reign as one of boxing's most entertaing fighters.
    Cotto does not protect his chin. Every time Zab wanted it, he got it, with KO-worthy uppercuts. Cotto, fortunately or unfortunately, has an iron chin and just kept coming. Within 5 fights if Cotto keeps getting hit like that you will notice a distinct difference in his ring presence.
    Is probably liquid , or maybe he could get his chin more stronger , i remember that fight with Judah , in the first round Judah gave him a really damn uppercut where i thought that Cotto could been KO by Judah in that moment , but he assimilated those great shots from judah , when you see poeple like that , that shown that you have to kill him until the end..................

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