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Odds up for Hatton/Mayweather 2

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http://www.oddschecker.com/other-sports ... mayweather

Fight listed as happening on 30th May 09

Bet365
Hatton - 5/2
Mayweather - 2/7

SkyBet
Hatton - 9/4
Mayweather - 1/3

Assuming the rematch happens, those are very very skinny odds on Hatton and very generous odds on Mayweather (considering Hatton never landed one single clean punch of note in the first fight).

These odds are almost identical to those being offered for the De La Hoya/Mayweather rematch this September. Surprising as i would suspect that most would give De La Hoya a far better chance of winning it than Hatton.

I would have made Mayweather a 1/8 on favourite with Hatton around 9/2 against.
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ALI wrote:http://www.oddschecker.com/other-sports ... mayweather

Fight listed as happening on 30th May 09

Bet365
Hatton - 5/2
Mayweather - 2/7

SkyBet
Hatton - 9/4
Mayweather - 1/3

Assuming the rematch happens, those are very very skinny odds on Hatton and very generous odds on Mayweather (considering Hatton never landed one single clean punch of note in the first fight).

These odds are almost identical to those being offered for the De La Hoya/Mayweather rematch this September. Surprising as i would suspect that most would give De La Hoya a far better chance of winning it than Hatton.

I would have made Mayweather a 1/8 on favourite with Hatton around 9/2 against.
Just bet on Mayweather - Hatton has no chance at all!

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search wrote:This is the only reason I like this fight. PBF will obviously win so its a greqat way to make some free money. Im sure you'd be able to get 50/1 on floyd in the last rounds, as i did last time.
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People should get a bank loan for the day then jsut pay it off the next week.

Hey presto!


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Re: Odds up for Hatton/Mayweather 2

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ALI wrote:
Assuming the rematch happens, those are very very skinny odds on Hatton and very generous odds on Mayweather (considering Hatton never landed one single clean punch of note in the first fight).
Hmm, disagree. In round 1 Hatton almost knocked Mayweather on his ass. Had it not been for Floyd's superior balance, he would've gone down.

I, personally, would chuck a tenner on Hatton as you never know what can happen to a fighter in a year for both.
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lol. Watch that first round again, hatton lands nothing, floyd was just off balance and stumbled.

i really don't understand why this rematch is happening, if it is.
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:
ALI wrote:
Assuming the rematch happens, those are very very skinny odds on Hatton and very generous odds on Mayweather (considering Hatton never landed one single clean punch of note in the first fight).
Hmm, disagree. In round 1 Hatton almost knocked Mayweather on his ass. Had it not been for Floyd's superior balance, he would've gone down.

I, personally, would chuck a tenner on Hatton as you never know what can happen to a fighter in a year for both.
Sorry mate.. Their feet collided - watch the replay.

Did Hatton land a punch in that fight?
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Re: Odds up for Hatton/Mayweather 2

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DG. wrote:
Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:
ALI wrote:
Assuming the rematch happens, those are very very skinny odds on Hatton and very generous odds on Mayweather (considering Hatton never landed one single clean punch of note in the first fight).
Hmm, disagree. In round 1 Hatton almost knocked Mayweather on his ass. Had it not been for Floyd's superior balance, he would've gone down.

I, personally, would chuck a tenner on Hatton as you never know what can happen to a fighter in a year for both.
Sorry mate.. Their feet collided - watch the replay.

Did Hatton land a punch in that fight?
I've got it and Ricky hit Floyd with a left hook, whilst he was walking backwards. Floyd then grabbed the top rope with his right hand (I've always wondered whether they should still be counted as a knockdown) to prevent falling down, backwards. I was in front of them when he did it.

With the past months results (Williams, Diaz, Lee and Phillips) I think anything is possible in boxing. Floyd could get cut, or injured. Stranger things have happened fella.

That's the only chance I see of winning.
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Post by Rocky Balboa »

For me, the only way it's worth having a bet on the rematch would be picking the round Floyd would win in.

I'm afraid it will be easier this time for Mayweather, despite what some fans think. I've watched the figth about four times, & for me, Ricky doesn't land any quality shots at all.

Bty the third, Floyd had Ricky all figured out & it was just a matter of Floyd putting the punches together & finishing the contest. A case of when, not if in my view!

Floyd is no slouch, either. He won't take Hatton lightly & will train accordingly, as he always does. I just cannot see how Hatton can win?
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Unless Ricky comes in at Super-Middle as he did on Harry Hill's TV burp
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Post by MightyWarrior »

Pointless fight, we've already seen Hatton has no chance. He never hurt Floyd at all, different class and it'll stay that way.
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Re: Odds up for Hatton/Mayweather 2

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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:
ALI wrote:
Assuming the rematch happens, those are very very skinny odds on Hatton and very generous odds on Mayweather (considering Hatton never landed one single clean punch of note in the first fight).
Hmm, disagree. In round 1 Hatton almost knocked Mayweather on his ass. Had it not been for Floyd's superior balance, he would've gone down.

I, personally, would chuck a tenner on Hatton as you never know what can happen to a fighter in a year for both.
Emerson you do realise that first punch that looked like it nearly knocked Mayweather down didnt even land :lol: . Rewatch it
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Post by rob h »

Nevermind Hatton. Mayweather needs to fight Oscar again, i still see De La Hoya as the winner there.
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:
DG. wrote:
Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote: Hmm, disagree. In round 1 Hatton almost knocked Mayweather on his ass. Had it not been for Floyd's superior balance, he would've gone down.

I, personally, would chuck a tenner on Hatton as you never know what can happen to a fighter in a year for both.
Sorry mate.. Their feet collided - watch the replay.

Did Hatton land a punch in that fight?
I've got it and Ricky hit Floyd with a left hook, whilst he was walking backwards. Floyd then grabbed the top rope with his right hand (I've always wondered whether they should still be counted as a knockdown) to prevent falling down, backwards. I was in front of them when he did it.

With the past months results (Williams, Diaz, Lee and Phillips) I think anything is possible in boxing. Floyd could get cut, or injured. Stranger things have happened fella.

That's the only chance I see of winning.
I am watching it NOW.

It is clear that Hatton threw a punch BUT it missed and their legs touched as pbf avoided the punch!

1.21 left of the 1st round.

Sorry mate!









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Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:
Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:
ALI wrote:
Assuming the rematch happens, those are very very skinny odds on Hatton and very generous odds on Mayweather (considering Hatton never landed one single clean punch of note in the first fight).
Hmm, disagree. In round 1 Hatton almost knocked Mayweather on his ass. Had it not been for Floyd's superior balance, he would've gone down.

I, personally, would chuck a tenner on Hatton as you never know what can happen to a fighter in a year for both.
Emerson you do realise that first punch that looked like it nearly knocked Mayweather down didnt even land :lol: . Rewatch it

And that was the most damage he did all fight...and it missed!


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rob h wrote:Nevermind Hatton. Mayweather needs to fight Oscar again, i still see De La Hoya as the winner there.

Yeah De La Hoya won the first fight but was robbed (I don't mean a ridiculous robbery, the fight was close - but to me Oscar blocked a lot of shots and it to me was close but clear..)
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E wrote:
rob h wrote:Nevermind Hatton. Mayweather needs to fight Oscar again, i still see De La Hoya as the winner there.

Yeah De La Hoya won the first fight but was robbed (I don't mean a ridiculous robbery, the fight was close - but to me Oscar blocked a lot of shots and it to me was close but clear..)
I gave it to PBF by 2 rounds.


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Pointless rematch - It's all about the money.
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DG. wrote:
E wrote:
rob h wrote:Nevermind Hatton. Mayweather needs to fight Oscar again, i still see De La Hoya as the winner there.

Yeah De La Hoya won the first fight but was robbed (I don't mean a ridiculous robbery, the fight was close - but to me Oscar blocked a lot of shots and it to me was close but clear..)
I gave it to PBF by 2 rounds.


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I had it a draw Live, and a draw on the DVD. I was one round different to Ian Darke (12th if memory serves).

Denis, trying to track down my DVD of PBF v Hatton. Convinced he landed........processing.....
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E wrote:
rob h wrote:Nevermind Hatton. Mayweather needs to fight Oscar again, i still see De La Hoya as the winner there.

Yeah De La Hoya won the first fight but was robbed (I don't mean a ridiculous robbery, the fight was close - but to me Oscar blocked a lot of shots and it to me was close but clear..)
FMJ landed twice as much as Oscar, rewatch the fight in slowmo and watch how many punches you thought Oscar landed actually completely missed
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:
DG. wrote:
E wrote:
Yeah De La Hoya won the first fight but was robbed (I don't mean a ridiculous robbery, the fight was close - but to me Oscar blocked a lot of shots and it to me was close but clear..)
I gave it to PBF by 2 rounds.


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I had it a draw Live, and a draw on the DVD. I was one round different to Ian Darke (12th if memory serves).

Denis, trying to track down my DVD of PBF v Hatton. Convinced he landed........processing.....

Have a look, the punch missed - PBF turned away from it1


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Re: Odds up for Hatton/Mayweather 2

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DG. wrote:
Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:
Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote: Hmm, disagree. In round 1 Hatton almost knocked Mayweather on his ass. Had it not been for Floyd's superior balance, he would've gone down.

I, personally, would chuck a tenner on Hatton as you never know what can happen to a fighter in a year for both.
Emerson you do realise that first punch that looked like it nearly knocked Mayweather down didnt even land :lol: . Rewatch it

And that was the most damage he did all fight...and it missed!


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Sorry guys. Disagree. Just watched it over and over and I don't think he caught his feet. He did have his left foot near, but I just think he got caught off balance.

Floyd didn't grab the rope though. I thought he did.
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:
DG. wrote:
Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote: Emerson you do realise that first punch that looked like it nearly knocked Mayweather down didnt even land :lol: . Rewatch it

And that was the most damage he did all fight...and it missed!


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Sorry guys. Disagree. Just watched it over and over and I don't think he caught his feet. He did have his left foot near, but I just think he got caught off balance.

Floyd didn't grab the rope though. I thought he did.
Its the LEG not the foot.

The punch missed!

Freeze frame it!


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Post by Spud »

Even at 2/7 or 1/3 depending on where you go - lump on absolutely lump on Mayweather - it is the biggest steal of the century!!!
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:
DG. wrote:
Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote: Emerson you do realise that first punch that looked like it nearly knocked Mayweather down didnt even land :lol: . Rewatch it

And that was the most damage he did all fight...and it missed!


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Sorry guys. Disagree. Just watched it over and over and I don't think he caught his feet. He did have his left foot near, but I just think he got caught off balance.

Floyd didn't grab the rope though. I thought he did.
I thought it landed until I saw a slow mo from another angle that shows Floyd rolls the shot off his shoulder and trips over Rickys leg and stumbles back to the ropes. I thought Floyd would get ko'd when I saw him stumble back to the ropes at the time but it didnt land
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