Adnan hopes “Magic” Matthew doesn’t do a disappearing act.

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Adnan hopes “Magic” Matthew doesn’t do a disappearing act.

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Adnan hopes “Magic” Matthew doesn’t do a disappearing act.


Hennessy Sports are pleased to announce that they have won the purse bid for the Vacant English Welterweight title fight between Adnan Amar and Matthew Hatton, this long awaited fight will be added to the undercard of the Froch vs Inkin show to be held at the Nottingham Arena on Saturday 29th March.

Nottingham born fighter Adnan Amar said:
“We will find out if he can fight on the 29th March , I feel he has been over protected and over hyped, he keeps talking about a shot at the British title, now he has the chance to earn one.”
“I’m really excited I have over 6 weeks to prepare for this fight, more time than I have ever had before.”
“I believe I have the skills and the punch power to knock out Matthew Hatton. In my opinion Hatton’s whole career has been an illusion, just a smoke and mirrors act”.
“I think the magic circle will cancel his membership after this fight”.

Mick Hennessy said:
“I’m pleased we have managed to secure this fight and add a top prospect to the already exciting Nottingham Arena bill. Adnan has proved himself in his last 2 fights and he is really beginning to look the part. As this is such a good fight the winner should be in line for a British title shot, we are certainly going to apply for eliminator status”.
Adnan Amar - won 20 (KO 5) + lost 1 (KO 1)

Matthew Hatton - won 33 (KO 13) + lost 3 (KO 1) + drawn 1

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Well done Wellie Boot, not one spelling error.
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I think I've just come. This undercard gets better by the day. Can't wait to go.
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

I hope it happens Matthew Hatton is probably the most protected fighter today along with Roman Greenberg. Even if he loses at least he tried.
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:I think I've just come. This undercard gets better by the day. Can't wait to go.
Who else is on the undercard? This is the first match I've seen announced. I'm not being sarcastic, or narky- just a wondering if other matches have been announced that I have missed.
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whicker wrote:
Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:I think I've just come. This undercard gets better by the day. Can't wait to go.
Who else is on the undercard? This is the first match I've seen announced. I'm not being sarcastic, or narky- just a wondering if other matches have been announced that I have missed.
I thought Murray was fighting for the English lightweight title, but nothing is on BoxRec schedule yet. Soz
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Post by G-man »

The proposed Hatton-Amar fight won't happen on the 29th.
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Post by G-man »

It's only 6 weeks or so away. Hatton is way north of the weight, hasn't been in the gym and his girlfriend is expected to give birth any time - i don't see it.
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Post by Smigga »

amar needs to sort that silly pout out.... :roll:
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Post by yoyo »

magic hatton will win in fine style! by stoppage! amar is just a silly dancer! once he feels magic pressing him and walking through him he'll lose all heart and wont want 2 no! mathew has really come in2 his own these last 2yrs and is the best welterweight in britain n he'll prove that 2 all u doubters
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yoyo wrote:magic hatton will win in fine style! by stoppage! amar is just a silly dancer! once he feels magic pressing him and walking through him he'll lose all heart and wont want 2 no! mathew has really come in2 his own these last 2yrs and is the best welterweight in britain n he'll prove that 2 all u doubters
How's it going Raymondo? :TU:
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Post by beagleboy »

I've stuck up for Matthew Hatton on this board but what reputation he has will disappear if he doesn't take this fight
He hasn't been near the gym? WTF does his trainer do? He only has 2 fighters FFS

I had to laugh at Boxingchat's nickname for Matty - "the fifth Beatle"
:D :D :D
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yoyo wrote:magic hatton will win in fine style! by stoppage! amar is just a silly dancer! once he feels magic pressing him and walking through him he'll lose all heart and wont want 2 no! mathew has really come in2 his own these last 2yrs and is the best welterweight in britain n he'll prove that 2 all u doubters
get real you plonker... :lol:
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Post by TerribleTerry »

Adnan has a nice, flashy ledger but he was knocked out COLD by a single punch in his only loss to date. Dean Hickman was in fine form at the time, but even he would admit he is no NIgel Benn when it comes to single shot power.

Lets hope the intervening years have seen Adnan learn who to tuck his chin behind his shoulder, otherwise he could be in for another shocker :o
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Post by beagleboy »

No surprises, Hatton's pulled out
I wonder if he'll be fit for his brother's undercard
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Post by Poncey »

beagleboy wrote:No surprises, Hatton's pulled out
I wonder if he'll be fit for his brother's undercard
Anderson/McIntyre v Hatton - May 24th then! :evil:
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Post by observer1 »

Trust matt to Pull Out..

Would have been a really good fight too..

personally think Adnan has got the Skills to take Hatton. i just dont see Matt winning..

Well, i blame Ricky... His Witter dodging seems to have had an affect.
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Post by bennie »

Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:
beagleboy wrote:No surprises, Hatton's pulled out
I wonder if he'll be fit for his brother's undercard
Anderson/McIntyre v Hatton - May 24th then! :evil:
Sheffield puncher Kell Brook is next for McIntyre or Anderson, as the mandatory. :TU:
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Post by n1ebf »

how long does an injured thumb take to heal exactly given that he says he did this in his last fight and there would still be 30 days left for it to recover before this one.
Eff me Joe Calzaghe's started his sparring in the past about 10 days before a fight cos of his hands being injured.
And in any event is your THUMB really relevant cos I was of the impression that you weren't allowed to use that part of the hand.

Pulling out is bad enough but then to PUBLICLY (as is this Lex-Luther style bonced style) say you'd have trounced your opponent anyway cos he's no good just shows the class of the man IMO.

If he's so much better than Amar as he says he is then he should be able to win with a dicky thumb you don't even hit with in the first place.

My friend Fearless Francis Jones (who incidentally is another one Hatton has shamefully shat on in the National Boxing Press) was crashed into by a bus last year one week before a fight in Ireland with Neil Sinclair, one of the hardest punchers Europe has produced. He suffered pretty bad whiplash and on the day of the fight was still feeling the effects. With a combination of some clever rolling ducking and diving not to mention excellent stamina he was able to dispatch of Sinclair in the 5th round in some style, in one of the most inaccurately reprted fights I've ever read in the boxing news - you'd have thought he'd come back from the dead to beat him) - it's on RTE or Youtube probably for anyone wants a gander.

My point is the same one which Kevin Anderson alluded to in the Boxing Monthly recently when mentioning Hatton , who had been up to his old tricks calling him out - that is - there are real boxers/fighters - then there are these guys out there that just like going round calling folk out knowing full well they won't turn up to get a beating so it's ok. Hatton ludicrously was banding his name about with Nuumbembe too at one point, if memory serves me, to look like a big name - Nuumbembe would have chewed him up and spat him out like a shark. Minter would have been just another one IMO but luckily he jumped ship from that one cos he could cite family loyalty as his brother had left that promoter.

This man's tactic seems to me to be to fight in America or Monte Carlo whilst ducking the cream of the crop over here (last opponent was 1 win in 8 going in I think and that Frank Houghtling was about to go to prison for fraud straight after that fight too, it was reported) - then just whinge about not being given a crack at the British title while you publicly besmirch the efforts of those who have the balls to go for it, the hope being eventually when you've beat 30 stiffs they'll get suckered into letting him box for it in what would be some shit or bust mismatch against whoever was champion at the time.

Aye. :evil:
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Post by n1ebf »

Just been on boxrec schedule as I'd forgotten where Haye and Maccarinelli were boxing this weekend was thinking about going, and noticed something else. With Tom Thumb having decided against facing Adnan Amar I have noticed on Boxrec Amar is set to face Mark Lloyd who appears to have fought 10 journeymen, stopping two of them.

I'd have thought the English title might have thrown up something a bit meatier than this, especially as Amar is hardly a name himself.

Anyone seen Mark Lloyd box?
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