Hatton - Mayweather 2
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bridportboxer
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Hatton - Mayweather 2
Looks like Witter will have to wait if this report in the Sun is to be taken seriously
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... 968283.ece
Would this be the biggest fight in British boxing history?
I could really see Ricky pulling it off if it happened over here.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... 968283.ece
Would this be the biggest fight in British boxing history?
I could really see Ricky pulling it off if it happened over here.
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plopeater
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jamesmcdonnell
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He may well take it. If Hatton can get 60,000 fans at Wembley, it could be one of the biggest live gates in boxing history.Lenny wrote:Could you? Seems like an excuse to get yet more money out of us, we know how this fight goes.
I would like to see the most talented boxer in the world at the moment take on new challenges, he'd rightfully be slaughtered for taking this rematch
Totally pointless for the boxing fan. Totally worth it for Hatton & Mayweather's retirement fund.
I wonder if Oscar could be tempted out of retirement for a third summer 09 fight too?
The build up, hype and result woud all be identical to December.
I seriously wonder if Cotto's ever gonna get his chance to face his closest rival.
I wonder if Oscar could be tempted out of retirement for a third summer 09 fight too?
The build up, hype and result woud all be identical to December.
I seriously wonder if Cotto's ever gonna get his chance to face his closest rival.
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plopeater
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Hatton would sell out Wembley in 3 days.jamesmcdonnell wrote:He may well take it. If Hatton can get 60,000 fans at Wembley, it could be one of the biggest live gates in boxing history.Lenny wrote:Could you? Seems like an excuse to get yet more money out of us, we know how this fight goes.
I would like to see the most talented boxer in the world at the moment take on new challenges, he'd rightfully be slaughtered for taking this rematch
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plopeater
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jamesmcdonnell
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plopeater
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Who should Floyd fight thenTerry D wrote:It was, he overcame, he should move on, and Hatton should stay at LWW.plopeater wrote:How can you say fighting Hatton is not a challengeTerry D wrote:Mayweather should be taking new challenges, this is not a new challenge in my opinion, nor is Oscar. Yes Oscar nearly won but he would have to be at least 7-2 in rounds by the 9th in order to survive his stamina drag and win 7-5.
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plopeater
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If this is true, I'm rapidly losing respect for Mayweather. After being a clown in WWE and fighting ODLH again, all he seems to care about is money.
I know we go on about Witter v Hatton, but IMO Mayweather dodging Cotto is even worse. And I'm starting to wonder whether Mayweather is truly scared of losing to Cotto, especially if the rumours of Cotto's tattoo are true.
I know we go on about Witter v Hatton, but IMO Mayweather dodging Cotto is even worse. And I'm starting to wonder whether Mayweather is truly scared of losing to Cotto, especially if the rumours of Cotto's tattoo are true.
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plopeater
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What tattoo does Cotto haveEmerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:If this is true, I'm rapidly losing respect for Mayweather. After being a clown in WWE and fighting ODLH again, all he seems to care about is money.
I know we go on about Witter v Hatton, but IMO Mayweather dodging Cotto is even worse. And I'm starting to wonder whether Mayweather is truly scared of losing to Cotto, especially if the rumours of Cotto's tattoo are true.
A pic of Hatton saying "If only I was this good"
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jamesmcdonnell
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No way would he have an easier time with either of those guys.plopeater wrote:Fair one, theyt would be easier fights than Hatton. PBF would have a chance of staying unbeatenTerry D wrote:Cotto. Or Vernon Forrest.plopeater wrote: Who should Floyd fight then
Forrest is a huge fighter, with great boxing skills, and especially a great jab.
Cotto is a monster at 147, unlike Hatton, and is absolutely relentless.
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plopeater
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Forrest = overratedjamesmcdonnell wrote:No way would he have an easier time with either of those guys.plopeater wrote:Fair one, theyt would be easier fights than Hatton. PBF would have a chance of staying unbeatenTerry D wrote: Cotto. Or Vernon Forrest.
Forrest is a huge fighter, with great boxing skills, and especially a great jab.
Cotto is a monster at 147, unlike Hatton, and is absolutely relentless.
Cotto = never fought a half decent fighter yet
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I'm convinced if he had a decent shoulder, he wouldn't have lost to Mayorga. Anyone that says Forrest ain't no good, look at the Mosley fights.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Shame about Forrest. Those losses to Mayorga really banjaxed his career. Think he must be 37 now, and 154 isn't exactly shit hot right now.
He's not fought this year, and I've not heard a peep out of him of late.
Regarding the Cotto tatto, he allegedly has a tattoo saying along the lines of Mayweather is scared to fight me.
Ray Hatton could referee it and Mayweather would still beat him. I just can't see how Hatton has any chance. I can only remember him landing that one clean shot in the first round last time other than that he landed nothing. Mayweather wins a rematch more clearly, he figures guys out as he goes and already has Hatton figured from their first encounter. Seriously what exactly could Hatton do differently? Not much.
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plopeater
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You are entitled to your opinion and me mine.Chambers2 wrote:Your either a wind-up merchant or an idiot, not sure whichplopeater wrote:Not on the wind upLenny wrote:Calm down James, he's clearly a wind up merchant, my money is on Simpsons
Simpsons ?
I got into boxing after seeing Hatton fight Castillo and he was awesome, I knew then that I would be big boxing fan and that Hatton is best
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I don't buy anyone would be stupid enough to have such a tattoo, what if Mayweather fights him next and KOs him brutally? He'll look a complete foolEmerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:I'm convinced if he had a decent shoulder, he wouldn't have lost to Mayorga. Anyone that says Forrest ain't no good, look at the Mosley fights.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Shame about Forrest. Those losses to Mayorga really banjaxed his career. Think he must be 37 now, and 154 isn't exactly shit hot right now.
He's not fought this year, and I've not heard a peep out of him of late.
Regarding the Cotto tatto, he allegedly has a tattoo saying along the lines of Mayweather is scared to fight me.
I always said Mayweather-Hatton 2 would happen, the money is too much for Mayweather to turn down
BUT he needs to fight Cotto before Hatton for boxing otherwise his legacy is tarnished
Has anyone watched the hatton video on the BBC website?
I am sorry to say Hatton is cleary deluded. I think the Mayweather defeat has affected him more than first thought.
He goes on and on about the defeat and how 'it was even after 6 rounds' and due to certain factors i.e the ref he doesn't feel he was given a fair shake.
He goes on to mention that he is not one to complain and would rather give his opponent credit but then instantly complains about the elbows the forearms and the biased ref. He is still fooling himself into believing that he was cheated out of a victory.
And then when 1 reporter describes Cortez as an absolute disgrace! Everyone seems to be fooled.
I wonder how Hatton would feel if Kiostya Tszyu was sat there kicking and screaming about Dave Parris in their fight and saying he only wanted to give Ricky credit for the victory but in actual fact just complained and gave him none!
I love the 3rd person talk aswell, he has well and truly bought into his own hype.
"Its all about the challenge with Ricky Hatton". Ha ha.
I am sorry to say Hatton is cleary deluded. I think the Mayweather defeat has affected him more than first thought.
He goes on and on about the defeat and how 'it was even after 6 rounds' and due to certain factors i.e the ref he doesn't feel he was given a fair shake.
He goes on to mention that he is not one to complain and would rather give his opponent credit but then instantly complains about the elbows the forearms and the biased ref. He is still fooling himself into believing that he was cheated out of a victory.
And then when 1 reporter describes Cortez as an absolute disgrace! Everyone seems to be fooled.
I wonder how Hatton would feel if Kiostya Tszyu was sat there kicking and screaming about Dave Parris in their fight and saying he only wanted to give Ricky credit for the victory but in actual fact just complained and gave him none!
I love the 3rd person talk aswell, he has well and truly bought into his own hype.
"Its all about the challenge with Ricky Hatton". Ha ha.
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