jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Hatton doesn't have the tools Oscar does. It's the jab which kept floyd busy and prevented Floyd from picking and poking at will. Once the jab output declined due probably to fatigue, Floyd was able to pick his spots and control the distance more.
He oscar would have kept the jab up he could have won, something tells that floyd could have stepped up a hear still
Hatton dont really have a jab esp against a bigger man like floyd he was always going to struggle
He told Larry Merchant at the end of the fight that was the reason he lost.
Surely if he saw it then his corner did
If not them they should take the blame otherwise it must be fatigue
i know the pbf/oscar was close - i thought the judging was scandalous - but at no time in the fight did i think floyd would lose. i'm not bragging because i get it wrong more than i get it right but what oscar did was SHOW how his opponent could be beaten rather than do the job himself. a prime de la hoya would have really pulled the best out of mayweather, this version just left it up to our imaginations.
lickerofjizz wrote:
He oscar would have kept the jab up he could have won, something tells that floyd could have stepped up a hear still
Hatton dont really have a jab esp against a bigger man like floyd he was always going to struggle
He told Larry Merchant at the end of the fight that was the reason he lost.
Surely if he saw it then his corner did
If not them they should take the blame otherwise it must be fatigue
It could be that when he threw the jab he got countered with clean rights, and it could be that Mayweather slips and evades jabs excellently so delahoyas left arm got overstrained by punching and missing
