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    Default Re: When Pacquiao beats Cotto

    i gave credit to Manny for the Hatton win, i gave him FULL credit, and IF, and that's a big IF he manages to beat Cotto, unless there is some huge bullshit like a wrong decision or whatever other crap, i'll give him full credit also, stop making Manny a victim, he's far from it

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    Default Re: When Pacquiao beats Cotto

    I have a feeling that whatever happens on fight night, this thread will be bumped back up for someone to gloat

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    I just want to say sorry to you advid Cotto, fans he is a great champion, and I love his fighting style, but this is how I see it if you want to really simplify things

    Cotto has good timing which worked well against Mosley, but Pacquiao is faster than current MOsley, and he has better timing than even Cotto. Its only natural because he is faster and has quicker reflexes along with the fact that he, Manny has been facing smaller, faster, sharper fighters all his career.

    Power: Both guys can stop eachother, I have no doubt about that. But if you had to ask me who will land the cleaner punches more often, then my answer will be met in the next category.

    Footspeed: the biggest determining factor of all. Hatton has much faster feet than Cotto, and surprisingly he couldn't cut the distance effectively at all, now even though Cotto has an unbelievable jab, and a really good cross, most of his damage comes from short, perfectly thrown left hook, either to hte head or to the body, and you really have to commit and get inside to land that cleanly, and I just can wrap me head around a way Cotto will be able to land on the outside effectively, let alone on the inside if Manny is using movement. I mean Mosley isn't great at using movement against anything that doesn't move like a zombie, and in the middle rounds when he started moving against cotto he really nullified Cotto's effectiveness offensively, and was able to counter big until he forced Cotto into retreat.

    Now I know people can argue Mosley and possibly Judah are bigger punchers than Manny, but some guys just hurt you, and Manny is one of those guys, he lands so many punches so cleanly, that even though he might not hit quite as hard, it adds up to similar if not more damage. His speed and power combined with the fact that he throws everything into that left cross doesn't bode well for Cotto, Quintana was able to land that left hand, as was Judah, sure Cotto beat them, but thats because Quitana isn't super fast, and Judah doesn't move at all, and stops throwing punches when the going gets tough.

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    Default Re: When Pacquiao beats Cotto

    Given his superb performance against Ricky Hatton and given Miguel’s not-so-superb performance against Joshua Clottey, my initial reaction is that Manny will be a solid favorite to beat Cotto—maybe within the distance. Cotto will not like the variety of weapons Manny has in his considerable arsenal, including a strong jab, right hooks to the head, left hooks to the jaw, brutal uppercuts (remember Margorito), speed, and in-and-out movement the likes of which Cotto has never before gone up against. Cotto, on the other hand, will show Manny nothing he has not seen before. In some respects, this has the makings of a Pacquiao-Hatton repeat

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    Default Re: When Pacquiao beats Cotto

    I just want to add to the thread that catch-weights, In my honest opinion, have no place in boxing anymore, not with the stupid amount of weight classes available. This should be at 147
    Last edited by Kel; 07-23-2009 at 12:09 AM.

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    Default Re: When Pacquiao beats Cotto

    Bullshit taeth

    You will never pick against a athletic guy.. In the 3+ years I have been here you are like a fly in a bugzapper crazy creaming all over those type of guys

    Fair enough and thats your opinion, but you ignore the true facts...

    Pac is not tested LEGITIMATELY Past 135 and we have no earthly idea how he will assimilate Cotto's power and being clobbered by a 155 lb wrecking ball. Oscar was shot and capoot, couldnt even really land a glove on Manny let alone set and throw a power shot. Hatton got slaughtered because he tried jumping on pac without moving his head or jabbing.

    Cotto will be fresher and functional at 145 than DLH, he has a high tight guard and he is effective and patient with his aggression to go along with an excellent jab.. Miguel can box and is a suberb counterpuncher who can fight forward and backwards seemlessly. Pac can try to dart in and out but he has to come into range sooner or later and when he does he will pay a stiff price that no one can say with conviction his body and chin can handle.

    Cotto has battled adversity being beaten up with loaded gloves and coming back, also proved in the Clottey fight that he can swim in the deep waters

    Basically Pac is going to get his liver knocked through his a$$hole
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    Default Re: When Pacquiao beats Cotto

    Quote Originally Posted by JT Rock View Post
    Bullshit taeth

    You will never pick against a athletic guy.. In the 3+ years I have been here you are like a fly in a bugzapper crazy creaming all over those type of guys

    Fair enough and thats your opinion, but you ignore the true facts...

    Pac is not tested LEGITIMATELY Past 135 and we have no earthly idea how he will assimilate Cotto's power and being clobbered by a 155 lb wrecking ball. Oscar was shot and capoot, couldnt even really land a glove on Manny let alone set and throw a power shot. Hatton got slaughtered because he tried jumping on pac without moving his head or jabbing.

    Cotto will be fresher and functional at 145 than DLH, he has a high tight guard and he is effective and patient with his aggression to go along with an excellent jab.. Miguel can box and is a suberb counterpuncher who can fight forward and backwards seemlessly. Pac can try to dart in and out but he has to come into range sooner or later and when he does he will pay a stiff price that no one can say with conviction his body and chin can handle.

    Cotto has battled adversity being beaten up with loaded gloves and coming back, also proved in the Clottey fight that he can swim in the deep waters

    Basically Pac is going to get his liver knocked through his a$$hole
    I gotta disagree with what I bolded JT. Regardless of the ease with which he beat him, Hatton was a stern test for Pac. To continue the analogy, just because Pac aced it doesn't mean it wasn't a serious test.

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    Default Re: When Pacquiao beats Cotto

    Quote Originally Posted by JT Rock View Post
    Bullshit taeth

    You will never pick against a athletic guy.. In the 3+ years I have been here you are like a fly in a bugzapper crazy creaming all over those type of guys

    Fair enough and thats your opinion, but you ignore the true facts...

    Pac is not tested LEGITIMATELY Past 135 and we have no earthly idea how he will assimilate Cotto's power and being clobbered by a 155 lb wrecking ball. Oscar was shot and capoot, couldnt even really land a glove on Manny let alone set and throw a power shot. Hatton got slaughtered because he tried jumping on pac without moving his head or jabbing.

    Cotto will be fresher and functional at 145 than DLH, he has a high tight guard and he is effective and patient with his aggression to go along with an excellent jab.. Miguel can box and is a suberb counterpuncher who can fight forward and backwards seemlessly. Pac can try to dart in and out but he has to come into range sooner or later and when he does he will pay a stiff price that no one can say with conviction his body and chin can handle.

    Cotto has battled adversity being beaten up with loaded gloves and coming back, also proved in the Clottey fight that he can swim in the deep waters

    Basically Pac is going to get his liver knocked through his a$$hole
    don't forget to mention that Cotto is a natural counter puncher, watch most of his early fights, he adopted the aggressive style pretty much around the Sosa fight, but he still counter punches pretty damn effectively and i know of one counter puncher who's given Pacquiao nightmares

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