But he came in a few pounds over and had to sweat it out. How is that peak in terms of age and ability. It's like saying that if he broke an arm the day before, it would still be just a fine victory because he was at his peak in terms of age.DG. wrote:Carbo wrote:
But saying Corrales was in peak condition shows how much you know about boxing.
I never said he was in PEAK CONDITION, it was his peak in terms of age and ability!
Hatton speaks.....
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Carbo, explain yourself re: my above post!
Was Corralles 'really' too bi for 9st 4lbs when he fought PBF?
The fact he was there 3 years later shows me he was more than able to make 9st 4lbs against PBF, he most likely went out enjoying his new found fame and money, it happens.
Yet again you are owned!
DG KO Carbo!
DD
Was Corralles 'really' too bi for 9st 4lbs when he fought PBF?
The fact he was there 3 years later shows me he was more than able to make 9st 4lbs against PBF, he most likely went out enjoying his new found fame and money, it happens.
Yet again you are owned!
DG KO Carbo!
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Carbo wrote:But he came in a few pounds over and had to sweat it out. How is that peak in terms of age and ability. It's like saying that if he broke an arm the day before, it would still be just a fine victory because he was at his peak in terms of age.DG. wrote:Carbo wrote:
But saying Corrales was in peak condition shows how much you know about boxing.
I never said he was in PEAK CONDITION, it was his peak in terms of age and ability!
Shut up.he messed up the weight, it happens!
3 years later he was STILL a Superfeather!
Anyone else think Carbo is acting up?
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So does that not tell you something? Like, that he wasn't at his best, perhaps?DG. wrote:Carbo wrote:But he came in a few pounds over and had to sweat it out. How is that peak in terms of age and ability. It's like saying that if he broke an arm the day before, it would still be just a fine victory because he was at his peak in terms of age.DG. wrote: I never said he was in PEAK CONDITION, it was his peak in terms of age and ability!
Shut up.he messed up the weight, it happens!
3 years later he was STILL a Superfeather!
And three years later he stepped back down and was similarly destroyed by Casamayor, unless my memory does me a disservice. Of course, Casamayor visited the canvass himself, but he punched a hole in Corrales's cheek, I seem to remember, and knocked him down, like three times.
OK, that's me done.
Mayweather=Awesome, but you can't even argue that very well.
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WayoftheCass wrote:Yeah your right. He was utter shite. And lets face it even if he had beaten them then we would be able to factor in something else to denigrate those wins like Manny used to be a flyweight and Floyd was past it. In fact when you think about it they were both shite aswell. I mean Manny was held to a draw and many thought he lost to JMM ( a guy who lost to Freddie Norwood and Chris John for crying out loud) so he was obviously all hot air. And Floyd. I mean who did he actually ever beat? Hatton, Gatti, Corley, Mitchell, N'Dou, that Argentinian at welter, and old ODLH and Hernandez and Corrales, Castillo ( won robbery in the first) and Manfredy who were hardly all time greats. Now I think of it pretty much every fighter operating today and indeed in the last 100 years can have all sorts of stats and facts used and twisted in order to belittle what ever they allegedly achieved. Its all smoke and mirrors. Ever fighter ever has sucked period. Thank you!
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I'd be very confident he'd beat Katsidis.Terry D wrote:The early talk is that he will be wheeled out to face Katsidis. We had the 'homecoming', this will be the 'farewell', he should call it a day. He has nothing to prove to anyone.
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Just listened to video of hatton on sly sports.
It's gone from "I'm going to be the best lb4lb fighter in the world" to "i've got the best fans in the world" yawn
before the fight - "i've had the best training camp i've ever had, Mayweather has changed my game and i'm a much better fighter"
After the fight when asked if there were any niggles in camp "I'd rather not talk about it"

It's gone from "I'm going to be the best lb4lb fighter in the world" to "i've got the best fans in the world" yawn
before the fight - "i've had the best training camp i've ever had, Mayweather has changed my game and i'm a much better fighter"
After the fight when asked if there were any niggles in camp "I'd rather not talk about it"
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Why do people look into what Hatton says too much? I get annoyed as anyone about his P4P claims... but more because he doesn't understand the concept of it, than because he actually says it all the time.
The way I look at it - Hatton is a great lad, his fans and support mean the world to him, and he's bought into a lot of the hype he's generated for himself. He's always wanted to fight the best, and done whatever he can to make those fights happen. Unfortunately, he's fallen short when it really mattered - but that's hardly anything to be ashamed of - losing to the 2 best P4P fighters at the time of the fight.
Regarding what he says, and his statements etc. I think to be honest it's down to the fact he's not actually that sharp, and a little naive. He repeats a lot of what he says, he's got a well practiced set of statements etc that he just rolls out in interviews... saying all the cliched things he thinks he's supposed to say. He probably doesn't even realise the repetetiveness of it all... he's just genuinly not that quick, and he's done incredibly well handling the media in that case.
Anyway... yes, he's a bit repetetive, seems infatuated with yet doesn't quite grasp certain concepts (p4p being the main one)... but all in all, he's a great fighter. Always gone after the best fights, and only fallen at the highest level. Has made himself and his family a fortune... and other than pissing off a few of us anoraks, has more fans and support in this country than any recent boxer.
The way I look at it - Hatton is a great lad, his fans and support mean the world to him, and he's bought into a lot of the hype he's generated for himself. He's always wanted to fight the best, and done whatever he can to make those fights happen. Unfortunately, he's fallen short when it really mattered - but that's hardly anything to be ashamed of - losing to the 2 best P4P fighters at the time of the fight.
Regarding what he says, and his statements etc. I think to be honest it's down to the fact he's not actually that sharp, and a little naive. He repeats a lot of what he says, he's got a well practiced set of statements etc that he just rolls out in interviews... saying all the cliched things he thinks he's supposed to say. He probably doesn't even realise the repetetiveness of it all... he's just genuinly not that quick, and he's done incredibly well handling the media in that case.
Anyway... yes, he's a bit repetetive, seems infatuated with yet doesn't quite grasp certain concepts (p4p being the main one)... but all in all, he's a great fighter. Always gone after the best fights, and only fallen at the highest level. Has made himself and his family a fortune... and other than pissing off a few of us anoraks, has more fans and support in this country than any recent boxer.
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Carbo wrote:
So does that not tell you something? Like, that he wasn't at his best, perhaps?
And three years later he stepped back down and was similarly destroyed by Casamayor, unless my memory does me a disservice. Of course, Casamayor visited the canvass himself, but he punched a hole in Corrales's cheek, I seem to remember, and knocked him down, like three times.
OK, that's me done.
Mayweather=Awesome, but you can't even argue that very well.
When the fight was signed PBF was facing a KILLER, so what if he messed u theweoight?
The Casamayor fight was a war with Diego stopped by Margaret Goodman(?) because he had a badly cut lip.
He had Casamayor hurt numberous times!
Destroyed?
Pacman Hatton = destroyed.
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AAARRRUGHGHGG.... I know it was a great win, but there were mitigating circumstances, you blithering idiot. He was killed at the weight.DG. wrote:Carbo wrote:
So does that not tell you something? Like, that he wasn't at his best, perhaps?
And three years later he stepped back down and was similarly destroyed by Casamayor, unless my memory does me a disservice. Of course, Casamayor visited the canvass himself, but he punched a hole in Corrales's cheek, I seem to remember, and knocked him down, like three times.
OK, that's me done.
Mayweather=Awesome, but you can't even argue that very well.
When the fight was signed PBF was facing a KILLER, so what if he messed u theweoight?
The Casamayor fight was a war with Diego stopped by Margaret Goodman(?) because he had a badly cut lip.
He had Casamayor hurt numberous times!
Destroyed?
Pacman Hatton = destroyed.
I made the point not to besmirch Mayweather, but to make the point that you know naff all.
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Spud,
Lee Beard is part of Hatton's coaching team, I think that Hatton you are refering to (well the one member of team Hatton you haven't mentioned is "okay") is his manager. His manager, whilst not be experienced at the role or considered a "boxing man" ... has done a remarkable job since he has taken over the duties.
His role is to get Ricky the fights.... and he's delivered, well I say he's delivered.... depends on your perspective of "delivered"... personally if I was managing my son, I'd get a career DVD's of Joe Calzaghe and say - "there you go, my boy I'll make you a millionaire and keep your good looks intact, I'll even sell a make a PPV out of a fight in which you have written in an auto biography as a pointless fight".
However, Hatton wanted the big ones the P4P'ers.... and he got them.
Who needs to take the blame is not the match maker or manager, but the trainers who have though out the years allowed the years of body abuse, and those who thought that those telegraphed left hooks haye makers would land against Pacquiao. I've never seen Hatton as wild and as reckless as he was Pacquiao. His head movement has gone since the Tszyu fight, but his punch form was terrible at the weekend.
Whether you like Hatton Snr or not, its not his role to train Hatton... from what I have seen he did everything right - the money was good, the time to prepare was good etc, just tactically and technically he was awful... and if you want to "blame" anyone - it needs to be the principle trainers.
Lee Beard is part of Hatton's coaching team, I think that Hatton you are refering to (well the one member of team Hatton you haven't mentioned is "okay") is his manager. His manager, whilst not be experienced at the role or considered a "boxing man" ... has done a remarkable job since he has taken over the duties.
His role is to get Ricky the fights.... and he's delivered, well I say he's delivered.... depends on your perspective of "delivered"... personally if I was managing my son, I'd get a career DVD's of Joe Calzaghe and say - "there you go, my boy I'll make you a millionaire and keep your good looks intact, I'll even sell a make a PPV out of a fight in which you have written in an auto biography as a pointless fight".
However, Hatton wanted the big ones the P4P'ers.... and he got them.
Who needs to take the blame is not the match maker or manager, but the trainers who have though out the years allowed the years of body abuse, and those who thought that those telegraphed left hooks haye makers would land against Pacquiao. I've never seen Hatton as wild and as reckless as he was Pacquiao. His head movement has gone since the Tszyu fight, but his punch form was terrible at the weekend.
Whether you like Hatton Snr or not, its not his role to train Hatton... from what I have seen he did everything right - the money was good, the time to prepare was good etc, just tactically and technically he was awful... and if you want to "blame" anyone - it needs to be the principle trainers.
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Carbo wrote:
AAARRRUGHGHGG.... I know it was a great win, but there were mitigating circumstances, you blithering idiot. He was killed at the weight.
I made the point not to besmirch Mayweather, but to make the point that you know naff all.
You numpty!
If he were killed at the weight it was down to over excess and not because he outgrew the division.
Bit of advice, if someone is dead at the weight it is unusual for them to be fighting at the SAME wight 3 years later and being good enough to have a war with Casamayor.
Comprende, SenoritA!
PBF stepped up and eas expecting to face the destroyer Corralles, in fact, everyone bar PBF would have been beaten on that night.
You still drunk?
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At least Terry managed to get it. It's my own version of the Bible Code.Terry D wrote:'U suck dick', a statement, a request, a slur on sheep
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I'm meeting Hatton next Thursday in North Wales and am eager to find out how he's feeling....I can only imagine.
What did shock me this morning is that within hours of my boxing column for the DP going online I had 15-20 e-mails from Filipinos with questions for Ricky and lauding Manny.
Very respectful, knowledgeable messages.....was a breath of fresh air.
Here is one of them:
Hello Mr. Hatton:
I am a Filipino and great fan of boxing and my being a fanatic of this sport knows no racial boundaries. To be honest, many Filipinos like your ferocity and aggressiveness inside the ring and the humility you display outside the ring. Unfortunately, when two great boxers are pitted against each other, the likelihood of both being the victor at the end of the fight is simply very remote especially when both boxers carries tons and tons of powerful loads in their hands like what you and Manny brought inside the ring last May 2, 2009. That fight will surely be referred to in boxing history as they are re-written and re-written time and again. While the whole country [Philippines] has been jubilant, me included, even before you were counted out by referee Kenny Bayless, there are a great number of Filipinos whose celebratory mood only lasted for a few seconds and replaced with worries of your health. Seeing you lying there for almost couple of minutes would make any sensible boxing fan worry no matter whom they put their money. We’re just glad to hear the news afterwards that you are in good condition and no major damage was inflicted. However, the emotional/psychological antecedent of the event would be hard to forget and, knowing your passion for this sport, it would be really tough for you to get over. Nonetheless, we hope you can get over soon and continue your boxing career. TRUE CHAMPS NEVER QUIT and I believe in you. It’s just that our Pacman was the better boxer on that fateful night.
I hope you and Manny could be good friends and find time visiting Philippines to see for yourself how popular you are as well in our country.
God Bless you.
DOMINICK D. VILORIA
AVP for Human Resources
Suite 1804 Tektite East Tower
Philippine Stocks Exchange Center
Exchange Road, Ortigas Center
What did shock me this morning is that within hours of my boxing column for the DP going online I had 15-20 e-mails from Filipinos with questions for Ricky and lauding Manny.
Very respectful, knowledgeable messages.....was a breath of fresh air.
Here is one of them:
Hello Mr. Hatton:
I am a Filipino and great fan of boxing and my being a fanatic of this sport knows no racial boundaries. To be honest, many Filipinos like your ferocity and aggressiveness inside the ring and the humility you display outside the ring. Unfortunately, when two great boxers are pitted against each other, the likelihood of both being the victor at the end of the fight is simply very remote especially when both boxers carries tons and tons of powerful loads in their hands like what you and Manny brought inside the ring last May 2, 2009. That fight will surely be referred to in boxing history as they are re-written and re-written time and again. While the whole country [Philippines] has been jubilant, me included, even before you were counted out by referee Kenny Bayless, there are a great number of Filipinos whose celebratory mood only lasted for a few seconds and replaced with worries of your health. Seeing you lying there for almost couple of minutes would make any sensible boxing fan worry no matter whom they put their money. We’re just glad to hear the news afterwards that you are in good condition and no major damage was inflicted. However, the emotional/psychological antecedent of the event would be hard to forget and, knowing your passion for this sport, it would be really tough for you to get over. Nonetheless, we hope you can get over soon and continue your boxing career. TRUE CHAMPS NEVER QUIT and I believe in you. It’s just that our Pacman was the better boxer on that fateful night.
I hope you and Manny could be good friends and find time visiting Philippines to see for yourself how popular you are as well in our country.
God Bless you.
DOMINICK D. VILORIA
AVP for Human Resources
Suite 1804 Tektite East Tower
Philippine Stocks Exchange Center
Exchange Road, Ortigas Center
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Yessir, we can boogie.Terry D wrote:That is a blast from the past. Spooky text/code relationship, or maybe not.Carbo wrote:At least Terry managed to get it. It's my own version of the Bible Code.Terry D wrote:'U suck dick', a statement, a request, a slur on sheep
I did the same thing on the O/T section, put 'You are a c*nt' in a reply, in bold code. I made my parents proud.
We are just too cool for school...
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Stu - I am not in the blame game - merely reacting to some b*llocks that has been written on here.stujones wrote:Spud,
Lee Beard is part of Hatton's coaching team, I think that Hatton you are refering to (well the one member of team Hatton you haven't mentioned is "okay") is his manager. His manager, whilst not be experienced at the role or considered a "boxing man" ... has done a remarkable job since he has taken over the duties.
His role is to get Ricky the fights.... and he's delivered, well I say he's delivered.... depends on your perspective of "delivered"... personally if I was managing my son, I'd get a career DVD's of Joe Calzaghe and say - "there you go, my boy I'll make you a millionaire and keep your good looks intact, I'll even sell a make a PPV out of a fight in which you have written in an auto biography as a pointless fight".
and if you want to "blame" anyone - it needs to be the principle trainers.
With regards to your first paragrapgh - in your quest to be "correct" - unfortunately you are wrong mate - firstly I have not been referrring to what you call his manager - my comments have been directed at a completely seperate member of the team.
Secondly - you state whoever you perceive as his manager as doing a remarkable job - sorry complete and utter b*llocks!!! - the man was in the right place at the right time - and it wasn't his manager who made those fights!!!
The Castillo fight was made by Fight Academy & Top Rank - and there were already strong indications that the Floyd Mayweather fight was going to be made or there certainly had been conversations between relevant parties concerning the possibilities of a fight - then Golden Boy squeezed in and I acknowledge it is they who have promoted Ricky Hatton in an excellent manner!!!
With regards Ricky Hatton's credibility after the PBF fight - its a no brainer - It was Golden Boy and Bob Arum at Top Rank who made the Pacman fight - they made that fight due to Hatton's popularity knowing that it would sell big time - Oscar has even come out after that defeat and implied Ricky should carry on why do you think that is - money!!! - and as such without much help from your words his "remarkable" manager there will still be plenty of people wanting to fight Ricky Hatton.
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Captain Hook wrote:I'm meeting Hatton next Thursday in North Wales and am eager to find out how he's feeling....I can only imagine.
What did shock me this morning is that within hours of my boxing column for the DP going online I had 15-20 e-mails from Filipinos with questions for Ricky and lauding Manny.
Very respectful, knowledgeable messages.....was a breath of fresh air.
Here is one of them:
Hello Mr. Hatton:
I am a Filipino and great fan of boxing and my being a fanatic of this sport knows no racial boundaries. To be honest, many Filipinos like your ferocity and aggressiveness inside the ring and the humility you display outside the ring. Unfortunately, when two great boxers are pitted against each other, the likelihood of both being the victor at the end of the fight is simply very remote especially when both boxers carries tons and tons of powerful loads in their hands like what you and Manny brought inside the ring last May 2, 2009. That fight will surely be referred to in boxing history as they are re-written and re-written time and again. While the whole country [Philippines] has been jubilant, me included, even before you were counted out by referee Kenny Bayless, there are a great number of Filipinos whose celebratory mood only lasted for a few seconds and replaced with worries of your health. Seeing you lying there for almost couple of minutes would make any sensible boxing fan worry no matter whom they put their money. We’re just glad to hear the news afterwards that you are in good condition and no major damage was inflicted. However, the emotional/psychological antecedent of the event would be hard to forget and, knowing your passion for this sport, it would be really tough for you to get over. Nonetheless, we hope you can get over soon and continue your boxing career. TRUE CHAMPS NEVER QUIT and I believe in you. It’s just that our Pacman was the better boxer on that fateful night.
I hope you and Manny could be good friends and find time visiting Philippines to see for yourself how popular you are as well in our country.
God Bless you.
DOMINICK D. VILORIA
AVP for Human Resources
Suite 1804 Tektite East Tower
Philippine Stocks Exchange Center
Exchange Road, Ortigas Center
WE COUDL USE HIM ON HERE POSTING MATE.
Amongst all the bitterness and twisted behaviour ...a breath of fresh air.
nice post
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Why on Earth did a Filipino write to Ricky Hatton via Martin Williams of the Welsh Daily Post?
I think I'm going to pen my congratulations to Pacquaio and email it to the Guam Pacific Daily News.
I think I'm going to pen my congratulations to Pacquaio and email it to the Guam Pacific Daily News.
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PERHAPS THEY SAW HIM PLAY RUGBY?
shit kicker though a great wing forward. Ask Leicester.
shit kicker though a great wing forward. Ask Leicester.
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Is every ex world champion going to be a promoter these days? They are all copying Oscar, at least Haye is doing it whilst still very much in his prime!
Be no fighters left soon because they all want to promote.
Be no fighters left soon because they all want to promote.
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Why don't you read it again, and don't write posts as if you're not one of my oldest pals :)oliverfennell wrote:Why on Earth did a Filipino write to Ricky Hatton via Martin Williams of the Welsh Daily Post?
I think I'm going to pen my congratulations to Pacquaio and email it to the Guam Pacific Daily News.
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What would reading it again achieve, and what does knowing you since 1994 have to do with anything?Captain Hook wrote:Why don't you read it again, and don't write posts as if you're not one of my oldest pals :)oliverfennell wrote:Why on Earth did a Filipino write to Ricky Hatton via Martin Williams of the Welsh Daily Post?
I think I'm going to pen my congratulations to Pacquaio and email it to the Guam Pacific Daily News.
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Terry D wrote:'U suck dick', a statement, a request, a slur on sheep
"U suck dick, mai"
one for our Thai correspondents, there
"ok, mai" i said to my mum today
bars are all shut tonight, im so bored
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oliverfennell wrote:What would reading it again achieve, and what does knowing you since 1994 have to do with anything?Captain Hook wrote:Why don't you read it again, and don't write posts as if you're not one of my oldest pals :)oliverfennell wrote:Why on Earth did a Filipino write to Ricky Hatton via Martin Williams of the Welsh Daily Post?
I think I'm going to pen my congratulations to Pacquaio and email it to the Guam Pacific Daily News.
Fair play you come across as a might miserable pudendum on here pal.
I've asked people through the column if they have any questions for Ricky to send me an email. It went online and I've had dozens of Filipinos in touch...
Keep up it's not hard
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