Cotto vs DeMarcus Corley. WHo Will WIn?
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puertorrican_boxer
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Cotto vs DeMarcus Corley. WHo Will WIn?
I think that cotto will Tko Corley between the round 10 and 11.
Re: Cotto vs DeMarcus Corley. WHo Will WIn?
On the basis of their respective results this weekend I'd be surprised if Corley makes it past the halfway stage.puertorrican_boxer wrote:I think that cotto will Tko Corley between the round 10 and 11.
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MightyWarrior
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jamesmcdonnell
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I must say, Cotto really did impress me. Hatton looked good too, but I thought Bailey carried more ambition, and more importantly, had more in the tank, and was a dangerous puncher to boot.
Cotto surgically dismantled him, and looked so relaxed in doing so, that it was hard not to be impressed.
Even at this stage, I give him a shot against Tszyu. I still think Hatton would do well against Cotto though, if he did lose, which I think he would, it would be pretty close.
Cotto surgically dismantled him, and looked so relaxed in doing so, that it was hard not to be impressed.
Even at this stage, I give him a shot against Tszyu. I still think Hatton would do well against Cotto though, if he did lose, which I think he would, it would be pretty close.
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Lefthookhappy19
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glittermonkey
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No chance for Corley I'm afraid. Mayweather really stung Corley several times during their fight, didn't seriously hurt him, but Floyd certainly had enough pop to trouble Corley. That spells big trouble against someone like Cotto.
Corley, although tricky sometimes, just isn't evasive enough to stay away from Cotto for the whole fight. Also, I'm not sure he's got enough of a dig, or the required skills to stop Cotto walking him down. A stoppage sometime during the middle rounds would be a fair bet.
Corley, although tricky sometimes, just isn't evasive enough to stay away from Cotto for the whole fight. Also, I'm not sure he's got enough of a dig, or the required skills to stop Cotto walking him down. A stoppage sometime during the middle rounds would be a fair bet.
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Bard of Boxrec
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glittermonkey
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It will be interesting, because it looks so far as if Cotto has a chin to go with the ability. I mean Pinto was reputed to be a puncher, and on the rare occasions he managed to land, it didn't looks as if he had enough to put any sort of dent in Cotto at all.
Although, having said that, I'm sure I remember N'Dou making him grimace a little with a couple of body shots. I might have to watch that one again, it's possible my memory's playing tricks.
Although, having said that, I'm sure I remember N'Dou making him grimace a little with a couple of body shots. I might have to watch that one again, it's possible my memory's playing tricks.
