Fight Credential
Versatility
With all his flaws and room for improvement, Cotto has always been able to outpunch the punchers, outbox the boxers and match (or at least come close to) the speed of the fastest fighters he has faced. His great technique and refined boxing skills allow him to face all kinds of challenges and find answers for each. Still, Mayweather is the easy choice here. He's an open book on boxing technique, one with enough blank pages for writing new chapters in each fight, thanks to his effortless control of every aspect of the game. He doesn't get hit twice with the same combination. Ever. And his offensive toolbox is virtually bottomless.
Advantage: Mayweather
Written by Diego Morilla
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