Hatton corner getting a does of their own medicine.

Post Reply
Blue
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 3182
Joined: 28 Dec 2001, 20:00

Hatton corner getting a does of their own medicine.

Post by Blue »

:lol:
Rees ducking Hatton!
FightNews Wednesday, December 12 2007
http://www.fightnews.com/fightnews_2/he ... NwQyP.html
"Hatton needs to prove he deserves a world title shot first," WBA super lightweight beltholder Gavin Rees' manager/trainer Enzo Calzaghe (father of Joe) bizarrely told the Daily Star. "Just because you are a name doesn't mean you should get a world title shot straight away." Rees, who was fighting in six-rounders two fights ago, and was considered a safe defense when he upset Souleymane M'baye for the title in an undercard bout in July, has a record of 27-0, 13 KOs. IBO light welterweight champion Hatton (43-1, 31 KOs) is a three-time world champion, is widely still considered to be the top 140-pounder, and gave pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather a tough go in a Las Vegas PPV megafight that attracted 20,000 Brits overseas. The elder Calzaghe did not specify what Hatton needs to do to prove he deserves a shot at Rees.
Wouldn’t a match with Witter qualify? :wink:
Cannibal
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 1432
Joined: 12 Jul 2003, 20:41

Post by Cannibal »

Hatton would probably top any payday that Ree's could possibly hope to get in his whole career. There are worse ways to lose your 0. Hell, Hatton sold his for 40 million.
pundit
Heavyweight
Heavyweight

Re: Hatton corner getting a does of their own medicine.

Post by pundit »

Blue wrote::lol:
Rees ducking Hatton!
fightviews Wednesday, December 12 2007
http://www.fightviews.com/fightviews/he ... NwQyP.html
"Hatton needs to prove he deserves a world title shot first," WBA super lightweight beltholder Gavin Rees' manager/trainer Enzo Calzaghe (father of Joe) bizarrely told the Daily Star. "Just because you are a name doesn't mean you should get a world title shot straight away." Rees, who was fighting in six-rounders two fights ago, and was considered a safe defense when he upset Souleymane M'baye for the title in an undercard bout in July, has a record of 27-0, 13 KOs. IBO light welterweight champion Hatton (43-1, 31 KOs) is a three-time world champion, is widely still considered to be the top 140-pounder, and gave pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather a tough go in a Las Vegas PPV megafight that attracted 20,000 Brits overseas. The elder Calzaghe did not specify what Hatton needs to do to prove he deserves a shot at Rees.
Wouldn’t a match with Witter qualify? :wink:
Yeah, I wonder whether Joe Calzaghe has earned the right for a shot at Woods at 175 -- I guess he should prove his value first. What about an eliminator with, say, Gonzales or Glencoffe.
Autobarn
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 16093
Joined: 05 Jul 2005, 13:01

Post by Autobarn »

LOL
Post Reply