Hatton wins ugly!
Hatton wins ugly!
On that performance I think Mayweather would destroy Hatton. No jabs, less body shots than normal and smothered his own work.
I scored it 115-112 to Hatton, same as 2 of the judges. If you went by the Sky panelists, Piper, Nelson and Hart it would of been a MD to Collazo which I think is stretching it a bit.
Hatton needs a second gameplan rather than just charging forward all the time.
I don't think Hatton is comfortable at Welter and didn't seem to have the same amount of energy that he had at Light Welter. I also don't expect Hatton to be taking on any more southpaws in the near future.
I scored it 115-112 to Hatton, same as 2 of the judges. If you went by the Sky panelists, Piper, Nelson and Hart it would of been a MD to Collazo which I think is stretching it a bit.
Hatton needs a second gameplan rather than just charging forward all the time.
I don't think Hatton is comfortable at Welter and didn't seem to have the same amount of energy that he had at Light Welter. I also don't expect Hatton to be taking on any more southpaws in the near future.
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hitman_hatton1
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Re: Hatton wins ugly!
I agree with most of what you have said. But lets be a bit sober and fair for a second, yes hatton wasnt quite his usual self, but he was fighting the worst possible type of opponent, in his first match at welter. Luis is tall, r a n g y, a southpaw, good movement, and above all he has been a welter since the age of 15! I think this was always huuuuge risk for the hitman and he did well to come up trumps.Cannibal wrote:On that performance I think Mayweather would destroy Hatton. No jabs, less body shots than normal and smothered his own work.
I scored it 115-112 to Hatton, same as 2 of the judges. If you went by the Sky panelists, Piper, Nelson and Hart it would of been a MD to Collazo which I think is stretching it a bit.
Hatton needs a second gameplan rather than just charging forward all the time.
I don't think Hatton is comfortable at Welter and didn't seem to have the same amount of energy that he had at Light Welter. I also don't expect Hatton to be taking on any more southpaws in the near future.
I thought Hatton definetly won that fight, by at least 2 points. It's true Collazo was landing the cleaner punches, but he wasn't landing enough. Hatton was right on top of him in every round. The ref could of warned for holding too.
Billy needs to take note of this fight, and get Hatton using his jab in future.
Billy needs to take note of this fight, and get Hatton using his jab in future.
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hitman_hatton1
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i thought your rd by rd scorecard on the current scene was just about bang on.lvlarc_uk wrote:I thought Hatton definetly won that fight, by at least 2 points. It's true Collazo was landing the cleaner punches, but he wasn't landing enough. Hatton was right on top of him in every round. The ref could of warned for holding too.
Billy needs to take note of this fight, and get Hatton using his jab in future.
hatton won the fight a bit wider than most seem to have it i thought.
hitman_hatton1 wrote:i thought your rd by rd scorecard on the current scene was just about bang on.lvlarc_uk wrote:I thought Hatton definetly won that fight, by at least 2 points. It's true Collazo was landing the cleaner punches, but he wasn't landing enough. Hatton was right on top of him in every round. The ref could of warned for holding too.
Billy needs to take note of this fight, and get Hatton using his jab in future.![]()
hatton won the fight a bit wider than most seem to have it i thought.and no i'm not being biased.
Will probably download the fight tomorrow or catch it on Sky next week.
I'm just glad he got the win and now move onto bigger things!
i think they were a bit unwise because they had forgotten about the jab thinking it was not important and would be their downfall against a 7inch reach advantage. They have got to remember that even in ricky's case, the jab is the most important thing in an elite boxer's arsenal.lvlarc_uk wrote:Billy needs to take note of this fight, and get Hatton using his jab in future.
Re: Hatton wins ugly!
Yes, Hatton was fighting a difficult opponent but he didn't change a thing to adapt to that opponent, in fact he dropped some things such as his jab. In his last 2 fights I think Hatton has actually regressed a bit, he needs to polish up his technique again and put ugly displays such as this one and the Maussa fight behind him.mattym wrote:I agree with most of what you have said. But lets be a bit sober and fair for a second, yes hatton wasnt quite his usual self, but he was fighting the worst possible type of opponent, in his first match at welter. Luis is tall, r a n g y, a southpaw, good movement, and above all he has been a welter since the age of 15! I think this was always huuuuge risk for the hitman and he did well to come up trumps.Cannibal wrote:On that performance I think Mayweather would destroy Hatton. No jabs, less body shots than normal and smothered his own work.
I scored it 115-112 to Hatton, same as 2 of the judges. If you went by the Sky panelists, Piper, Nelson and Hart it would of been a MD to Collazo which I think is stretching it a bit.
Hatton needs a second gameplan rather than just charging forward all the time.
I don't think Hatton is comfortable at Welter and didn't seem to have the same amount of energy that he had at Light Welter. I also don't expect Hatton to be taking on any more southpaws in the near future.
Re: Hatton wins ugly!
could it possibly be that the tszyu was the aberration & the collazo & maussa fights provide more of a snapshot of the real ricky hatton?!?Cannibal wrote:Yes, Hatton was fighting a difficult opponent but he didn't change a thing to adapt to that opponent, in fact he dropped some things such as his jab. In his last 2 fights I think Hatton has actually regressed a bit, he needs to polish up his technique again and put ugly displays such as this one and the Maussa fight behind him.mattym wrote:I agree with most of what you have said. But lets be a bit sober and fair for a second, yes hatton wasnt quite his usual self, but he was fighting the worst possible type of opponent, in his first match at welter. Luis is tall, r a n g y, a southpaw, good movement, and above all he has been a welter since the age of 15! I think this was always huuuuge risk for the hitman and he did well to come up trumps.Cannibal wrote:On that performance I think Mayweather would destroy Hatton. No jabs, less body shots than normal and smothered his own work.
I scored it 115-112 to Hatton, same as 2 of the judges. If you went by the Sky panelists, Piper, Nelson and Hart it would of been a MD to Collazo which I think is stretching it a bit.
Hatton needs a second gameplan rather than just charging forward all the time.
I don't think Hatton is comfortable at Welter and didn't seem to have the same amount of energy that he had at Light Welter. I also don't expect Hatton to be taking on any more southpaws in the near future.
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Phenomenal-Nutrition
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Collazos better than Corley and works allot harder than Judah and Witterlirva33 wrote:Imagine Witter hitting Hatton like Collazo did? Corley or Judah even?
Hatton is nothing more than a bully. If he was american, this board would be diffferent but we have blind nutslurping dicksuckers riding his weiner. Hatton was BEATEN by Collazo last night.
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lirva33
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no.Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:Collazos better than Corley and works allot harder than Judah and Witterlirva33 wrote:Imagine Witter hitting Hatton like Collazo did? Corley or Judah even?
Hatton is nothing more than a bully. If he was american, this board would be diffferent but we have blind nutslurping dicksuckers riding his weiner. Hatton was BEATEN by Collazo last night.
All 3 are MILES better than Collazo. You are trying to keep up this "genius" angle.
Get a life.
the first two aren't welterweights - which was a pretty big factor last night - and judah would have folded under the pressure that ricky showed in the first 4 rds, zab not being tough enough to function under attacks like thatlirva33 wrote:Imagine Witter hitting Hatton like Collazo did? Corley or Judah even?
Hatton is nothing more than a bully. If he was american, this board would be diffferent but we have blind nutslurping dicksuckers riding his weiner. Hatton was BEATEN by Collazo last night.
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JimmyJamJerusalem
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Had Collazo been orthadox Hatton would have crushed him. He just seems to struggle with the southpaws.
Fair shout to the lad, he had to dig in and he did. I bet he's learnt some valuable lessons along the way too. Well done Ricky.
to be honest, i thought mayweather looked just as beatable against zab and showed just as many weaknesses as hatton did last night. Ricky's opponent didnt go to sleep after round 6, ricky's opponent is a strong welter who can bang, ricky's opponent has good handspeed, ricky's opponent had a 7.5 inch reach advantage, ricky didn't get knocked down.Jacko11 wrote:Hatton fights are never ever clean they are always ugly thats his style....i really thought he lost it though it was close....Mayweather must be smilling now