Did Hatton damage his ribs on Sat?

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ciscokid
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Did Hatton damage his ribs on Sat?

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I've read on another forum that hatton received a cracked rib on Sat - haven't seen anythign else of this online...

Is this true?
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Post by Goz »

If so I know exactly when it happened. I big shot to the body in the 5th round which had Hatton covering his body everytime Urango advanced.

For a while Hatton looked happier to take shots to the head than body!
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Post by Phenomenal-Nutrition »

Wouldnt be suprised Urango is the hardest hitter at 140 imo and he lifted Hatton up with a body shot once or twice
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Post by ciscokid »

Goz wrote:If so I know exactly when it happened. I big shot to the body in the 5th round which had Hatton covering his body everytime Urango advanced.

For a while Hatton looked happier to take shots to the head than body!
They said it was in the 5th...

Still don;t believe it's true as it would have made the papers...
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Post by mrbassie »

I haven't seen anything in the writeups about it, maybe he did, I thought he doesn't like the taste of his own medicine anyway, I remember the last couple of rounds of the Tackie fight where Hatton was being hurt to the body.
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Post by Wales »

People are going way over the top on Urango. So far today Ive read he's lb 4 lb the biggest boxer in the world, and now he is the hardest hitter at 140. This is a man who couldnt knockout a guy Michael Gomez dusted in 6rds. As far as single shots go I'd say Torres and Witter hit harder.

Did anyone get the fight night weights for the two of them?
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Post by stujones »

Agree Wales, fight went pretty much how I expected - although I thought the accumulation of Hatton punches would get to Urango in the end and Hatton would finish the fight a bit better than he did. I thought it would be almost a role reversal of the fight. Hatton hitting and clitching early, wearing down Urango by the later stages were he would be punching non stop.

Very strong, with a hard head and body. But slow, lethargic, limited shot selection and no real evidence to suggest he is a P4P level puncher. You can be strong as an OX but without the punch.... remember Steve Robinson and Lovemore N'dou. I think Urango hits harder than those two (comparable with Ndou) but nothing spectacular - and for him to progress he would really need 1 punch KO power, cause he is never going to land often.
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Post by TheRiverCityHippy »

not sure about the rib but rickys definately got a decent chin, he even got butted accidently right on the button but it was urango who stopped to rub his sore head, thats what you call a good chin! :D
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Post by knockout »

the first time we saw a glimpse of vunerablility in Hatton as a pro was probably when Rowland caught him with a good shot to the body when they fought back in 2000(??). He sucked it up and came back to stop Jason shortly afterwards mind you :-)
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Post by vman »

that might clearify my wonders on why his corner was talking about getting threw this one.... it sounded like they knew somethin was wrong.. totally understandable considering he did do alot of holding.. i would have too is i was hurt in such a way...
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Post by Chesney_Chambers »

http://sport.guardian.co.uk/boxing/stor ... 26,00.html
Hatton said that it was a body shot that had caused him to change tactics during the fight, when he eschewed his fleet-footed boxing of the early rounds for holding and spoiling in the second half of the contest. "A left hook caught me under the ribs and two rounds later it was still hurting. On the scorecards [a 119-109 verdict by all three judges] it looked like a bit of landslide, but he was one of the most hurtful fighters I have faced. My sides are a bit sore. He was the first opponent who has given me a really sustained body attack. I may have looked like I was boxing his ears off but he kept pushing a haymaker off, and I can tell you they hurt."
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