Quote Originally Posted by Rantcatrat View Post
Quote Originally Posted by rjj tszyu apprentice View Post
Angulo is crap....I haven't seen a guy so overhyped without really having any potential since Panchito Bojado.

Miguel Cotto wouldn't just stop Angulo, he'd outbox him AND make it look easy.

Unlike Margarito #1 Angulo's wraps won't be loaded and #2 He throws fewer and slower punches VERY simple to counter but you have to move your head and legs and the guys he has fought (bar the former Manny Steward charge Kermit Cintron) no one has either had the skill to do that or even tried to do anything other than fight Angulo's fight.

The reason Cotto will STOP Angulo when Cintron couldn't is easily answered LEFT HOOK TO THE BODY
Martinez and Dzinziruk would easily outbox him and Berto, Angulo and Williams would knock him out. Lyle, I've agreed with some of your calls in the past, but if a Cotto v. Angulo fight happens, let's do a sig bet. I bet Angulo knocks him out.

And either way, it would be a great fight. I just think that as good as Cotto may have looked last Saturday, his chin, his mettle, was never tested by Foreman because Foreman is a light puncher. To me, he still is fragile. A puncher will test his will, his resolve. Moreover, I think Cotto now cuts easily and if tagged enough, he'll cut, and Foreman's leg went out before he could cut Cotto.

Cotto's best bet for a win would be to fight the winner of the Chavez Jr./Duddy fight.

The veteran Cotto would KO the amateurish Berto. That's not even a question. Angulo would lose to him also. And yes, Martinez and Williams are too big at 154 for Cotto. Cotto would likely lose to both. And please... don't insult Cotto by suggesting he waste his time with Chavez Jr. That is ludicruous, to say nothing of suicidal. Junior has never fought anybody worthy of note. He's a coddled son of a past star. He's not worthy to be in the same ring as Cotto.