Matthew Hatton
Matthew Hatton
Fights in March for the IBO title, very little mention of it anywhere.
A win here could set him up for another big money fight or a fight against Senchenko.
How would everyone see him doing against Senchenko?
A win here could set him up for another big money fight or a fight against Senchenko.
How would everyone see him doing against Senchenko?
Re: Matthew Hatton
He'd have lickle chance.
Re: Matthew Hatton
fair play to him
hope he wins the belt
mathew is not afraid to fight anybody
very under rated fighter
hope he wins the belt
mathew is not afraid to fight anybody
very under rated fighter
Re: Matthew Hatton
Matt Hatton is proof positive that if you're equipped with a serious work ethic and a pair of boulders, you can do all right in boxing with limited skills. He's done way more than I thought he would after seeing him as a kid, way more. I respect him a lot.
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Londonirish
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Re: Matthew Hatton
JLP wrote:Matt Hatton is proof positive that if you're equipped with a serious work ethic and a pair of boulders, you can do all right in boxing with limited skills. He's done way more than I thought he would after seeing him as a kid, way more. I respect him a lot.
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mickey1975
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Re: Matthew Hatton
Very true. Throw in free elite level training camps and guaranteed fights without having to sell a ticket and you could be on to something.Londonirish wrote:JLP wrote:Matt Hatton is proof positive that if you're equipped with a serious work ethic and a pair of boulders, you can do all right in boxing with limited skills. He's done way more than I thought he would after seeing him as a kid, way more. I respect him a lot.
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He still had to put himself through it and having an older brother who is as successful as Ricky was isn't all upside.mickey1975 wrote:Very true. Throw in free elite level training camps and guaranteed fights without having to sell a ticket and you could be on to something.Londonirish wrote:JLP wrote:Matt Hatton is proof positive that if you're equipped with a serious work ethic and a pair of boulders, you can do all right in boxing with limited skills. He's done way more than I thought he would after seeing him as a kid, way more. I respect him a lot.
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Looks like him and Argenis Mendez might be doing an open workout so would might be good for you to go and see how he has or hasnt progressed since thenVaudeville Villain wrote:http://www.BS.com/lee-beard-di ... ing--58090HPI wrote:Fights in March for the IBO title, very little mention of it anywhere.
A win here could set him up for another big money fight or a fight against Senchenko.
How would everyone see him doing against Senchenko?
I think he's going to win this one. And this time I'm not moaning about the IBO ratings. It would be great to see Matthew win the title as he's always worked hard, never shirks in the gym and has learned his trade on the job. Watching him spar Steve Forbes all those years ago was like watching two slippery bars of soap trying to play chicken in a bubble bath.
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Final round
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Re: Matthew Hatton
Whilst watching this going on..in your opinion, Who was lathering who?Vaudeville Villain wrote:http://www.BS.com/lee-beard-di ... ing--58090HPI wrote:Fights in March for the IBO title, very little mention of it anywhere.
A win here could set him up for another big money fight or a fight against Senchenko.
How would everyone see him doing against Senchenko?
I think he's going to win this one. And this time I'm not moaning about the IBO ratings. It would be great to see Matthew win the title as he's always worked hard, never shirks in the gym and has learned his trade on the job. Watching him spar Steve Forbes all those years ago was like watching two slippery bars of soap trying to play chicken in a bubble bath.
Re: Matthew Hatton
Well said. I was initially very dismissive of him, largely because of the way he was matched, but his dedication to making himself has turned me around and whatever happens he's earned my respectJLP wrote:He still had to put himself through it and having an older brother who is as successful as Ricky was isn't all upside.
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Re: Matthew Hatton
Sounds a bit frothyVaudeville Villain wrote:It was sud stuff.
Re: Matthew Hatton
He could face malinaggi.suprised it hasn't been made!
I posted straight after he should box senchenko .
I posted straight after he should box senchenko .
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alanhatrick
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Re: Matthew Hatton
good lick to the fella
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Was that said tongue in cheek?alanhatrick wrote:good lick to the fella
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btahthezone
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Re: Matthew Hatton
Underrated he isnt the best in the world we all know that but he deserves a bit of luck as he is a fighter who has worked hard with limited skill. If he wins this he could earn himself a really a good fight to be honest.
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i can see him taking sechecnko.HPI wrote:Fights in March for the IBO title, very little mention of it anywhere.
A win here could set him up for another big money fight or a fight against Senchenko.
How would everyone see him doing against Senchenko?
m hatton reminds me a lot of the shot lloyd honeyghan of 91-93 the way he is small for his weight but compensates with superior technique, bottle and a skilled craftsmens nous. If he hadnt been outweighed by 14 pounds by alvarez and had had a good punch at 154 he would have beaten saul. That was a fantastic effort and altho he lost clearly he exposed the shortcomings of alvarez in that fight.
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The fact that his surname is Hatton has done his career prospects no harm either.JLP wrote:Matt Hatton is proof positive that if you're equipped with a serious work ethic and a pair of boulders, you can do all right in boxing with limited skills. He's done way more than I thought he would after seeing him as a kid, way more. I respect him a lot.
Re: Matthew Hatton
Is this fight still going ahead, looked on the date and there is no venue named and no undercard named
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danconnollyeire
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Re: Matthew Hatton
I respect him massively but sometimes a fighters just not good enough. He got his shot at Alvarez and hasn't beaten anyone to get himself a world title shot/shot at SenchenkoJLP wrote:Matt Hatton is proof positive that if you're equipped with a serious work ethic and a pair of boulders, you can do all right in boxing with limited skills. He's done way more than I thought he would after seeing him as a kid, way more. I respect him a lot.
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jonny wrote:Is this fight still going ahead, looked on the date and there is no venue named and no undercard named
There was a piece in the boxing news about it this week. Venue is apparently Sandtown Convention Centre.
I did laugh at this quote from Van Heerden "There's going to be a lot of people coming from Manchester to support Hatton and we'll be turning the arena into a mini Vegas" - how do you turn an arena into a mini vegas? Also surely there won't be more than a handful of people who actually make the effort to get out there!
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WildWaylon
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Re: Matthew Hatton
I was very impressed with Matt Hatton when he lost a points decisiion against Saul Alvarez. A lot of people thought he would be KOd. Sadly he doesnt have the skills of his big brother but hes a tough lad who prepares 100% for his fights.