Maussa is in trouble.
I Went To Watch Hatton Spar Today...
I Went To Watch Hatton Spar Today...
...and he looked awesome, Ricky's strength is unbelievable.
Maussa is in trouble.

Maussa is in trouble.
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Rocky Balboa
- Heavyweight

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He did some rounds with Macklin early on his training.
He sparred Andrew Facey on monday (dropped him with a bodyshot) and sparred this kid today (decked him with a right hand and a also a left hook to the ribs later on):
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=081797
Nice nickname.
He sparred Andrew Facey on monday (dropped him with a bodyshot) and sparred this kid today (decked him with a right hand and a also a left hook to the ribs later on):
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=081797
Nice nickname.
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hitman_hatton1
- Heavyweight

- Posts: 6150
- Joined: 26 Nov 2003, 20:57
Re: I Went To Watch Hatton Spar Today...
I was there today G-man, Ricky looked in great form.G-man wrote:...and he looked awesome, Ricky's strength is unbelievable.
Maussa is in trouble.
Re: I Went To Watch Hatton Spar Today...
Were you there with Ali?chado wrote:I was there today G-man, Ricky looked in great form.G-man wrote:...and he looked awesome, Ricky's strength is unbelievable.
Maussa is in trouble.
Yeah I know what you mean. But im talking about us having a proper star to follow who takes on the world's best with more than just a puncher's chance.Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Don't be so pessimistic! There's some good talent out there.liamlion wrote:If British boxing didnt have Ricky Hatton it would be near on fuckin shite. Thank fornicate for Ricky.
This talk of Hamed, just reminds me that Hatton is probably the only British fighter - since Hamed, and not including that Canadian bloke Lennox Lewis - to make waves on the World scene and make the Americans sit up in amazement.
You might've been better off saying Amir Khan....Harrison won't get out of his first big name fight. And no, Williams is not a big name.hitman_hatton1 wrote:there's always audley harrison.liamlion wrote:If British boxing didnt have Ricky Hatton it would be near on fuckin shite. Thank fornicate for Ricky.
I think that was sarcasm, mate.Mattyp151 wrote:You might've been better off saying Amir Khan....Harrison won't get out of his first big name fight. And no, Williams is not a big name.hitman_hatton1 wrote:there's always audley harrison.liamlion wrote:If British boxing didnt have Ricky Hatton it would be near on fuckin shite. Thank fornicate for Ricky.
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- Heavyweight

steve689 wrote:AKA Sugar The Ball Brains?! What the hell is that all about? He has a pretty good record though, KO wins over Nesterenko and Kirvolapov. Stoped late in his eighth fight for the Belgian title, probably in over his head...anyone seen this kid fight?
Ball Brains came to my gym, even sparred a couple of rounds. He's classy, though clearly not in Ricky's class.
If I had know his nickname was 'Ball Brains' I would have asked him what this was about....
Re: I Went To Watch Hatton Spar Today...
YepG-man wrote:Were you there with Ali?chado wrote:I was there today G-man, Ricky looked in great form.G-man wrote:...and he looked awesome, Ricky's strength is unbelievable.
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Dutch Windmill
- Heavyweight

- Posts: 369
- Joined: 06 Mar 2002, 20:00
I think he's pretty raw, has some power though and a dubious chin. Saw his fights with Aaron and Colombel who knocked him down seconds into the fight and also later in the fight, but Jackson showed some heart in surviving.steve689 wrote:AKA Sugar The Ball Brains?! What the hell is that all about? He has a pretty good record though, KO wins over Nesterenko and Kirvolapov. Stoped late in his eighth fight for the Belgian title, probably in over his head...anyone seen this kid fight?
I can put his first fight with Colombel up for download if you want