What will Hatton's injury be?
What will Hatton's injury be?
.... 3 days before the big fight....
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jamesmcdonnell
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I guess you can understand it after all the dissapointments, but FOR ONCE can't people greet the news that a british fighter is likely to fight one of the top p4p fighters in the world with a little cheeriness and optimism?
Two British fighters are going to fight two of the top 5 fighters p4p in the next 6 months in all liklihood, and if Barrera agress to fight Harrison, that'll be three.
I know we've all been stung before, but this could turn out to be one of the best years for british boxing in a decade, potentially anyway.
Two British fighters are going to fight two of the top 5 fighters p4p in the next 6 months in all liklihood, and if Barrera agress to fight Harrison, that'll be three.
I know we've all been stung before, but this could turn out to be one of the best years for british boxing in a decade, potentially anyway.
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Matchfixer
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Slapsie Maxie
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I too liken this fight to McGuigan/Pedroza 20 years ago as the biggest fight involving a top quality domestic stepping up to meet a top of the tree world class
You have to give credit where it is due. I have been hugely critical initially of allegedly and later, Hatton himself. But, they have made this mouth watering prospect of a fight and, if nothing happens between now and then, I will certainly cheer Hatton all the way
I will believe it is happening when the first bell sounds
Slapsie
You have to give credit where it is due. I have been hugely critical initially of allegedly and later, Hatton himself. But, they have made this mouth watering prospect of a fight and, if nothing happens between now and then, I will certainly cheer Hatton all the way
I will believe it is happening when the first bell sounds
Slapsie
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jamesmcdonnell
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It's a pretty good analogy too. Tszyu blasted out Mitchell, but Mitchell fought entirely the wrong tactics and was somewhat shopworn.KOJOE90 wrote:Well I for one am trying to be optimistic. If this fight does happen it could be a real exciting HUGE UK fight that may bring back memories of fights like McGuigan V Pedroza.
I believe that Tszyu may already be past his formidable best, we won't know until we see the two of them in the ring, but that performance could well have flattered to decieve.
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E
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I meant with an injury (as is being suggested) - anyway as I remember Vivian Harris was the one who suddenly changed his mind and refused to come over and fight after saying he would...Smit wrote:Vivian Harris ring a bell?E wrote:When has Hatton ever pulled out of a fight?
If Hatton wanted it then he would have got it.. no question about it..
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lirva33
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Let's not get into that. If you followed the story you would know that Harris wanted purse bids and Hatton became the first fighter in history to remove himself from a mandatory position to avoid facing Harris as he could have definately forced the fight.E wrote:I meant with an injury (as is being suggested) - anyway as I remember Vivian Harris was the one who suddenly changed his mind and refused to come over and fight after saying he would...Smit wrote:Vivian Harris ring a bell?E wrote:When has Hatton ever pulled out of a fight?
If Hatton wanted it then he would have got it.. no question about it..
Hatton is not dumb enough to fight Tszyu surely.