Belts don't matter, it is the quality of the fight that is important.Max Molyneux wrote:Show much for Sky's principals If they sell Hatton's fights with just the IBO.
Hatton v Castillo OFF!!!
I cant say that I'm surprised, but give Rabah credit, he ran rings around Urango in their fight and was robbed that night, he had a far easier time with Urango than Ricky did and on present form I'd give him a good chance of beating Hatton... though whether he'd get the decision is another question. Have to wonder though why Hatton would rather fight Rabah than Witter, is Rabah the bigger name/crowd puller?.... nope!. Lets face it though even the Castillo fight is hardly the 'super fight' that its been hyped as.... if Castillo hadnt looked so bad recently and had so many weight problems do we think Ricky would be even interested in fighting him?.... I think not. Hatton is fast becoming a joke, he cant blame Warren now for not making the 'big fights'.
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I'm talking about Sky's refusal to show any title fights other than Brit, Comm and Euro and the main four.Horse wrote:Belts don't matter, it is the quality of the fight that is important.Max Molyneux wrote:Show much for Sky's principals If they sell Hatton's fights with just the IBO.
The IBO ain't the main four and If thats shown on It's own, then they throw their principles out of the window.
What about the Ring belt and linear title?Max Molyneux wrote:I'm talking about Sky's refusal to show any title fights other than Brit, Comm and Euro and the main four.Horse wrote:Belts don't matter, it is the quality of the fight that is important.Max Molyneux wrote:Show much for Sky's principals If they sell Hatton's fights with just the IBO.
The IBO ain't the main four and If thats shown on It's own, then they throw their principles out of the window.
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Ricky is the undisputed champion, he doesn't need one of those filthy, corrupt governing bodies' belts to be on the line to make a fight with Castillo for the World title.Max Molyneux wrote:I don't care much for a Magazine trinket, they give their belts to who HBO wants them to like with Vitali.
Not really a sanctioned Belt to go with the IBO or an official belt so sky would still throw there principles out of the window.
So why are there vacant RING titles? if it was mandated by HBO or whoever, there would always be a champ at every weight for publicity reasons.Max Molyneux wrote:I don't care much for a Magazine trinket, they give their belts to who HBO wants them to like with Vitali.
Not really a sanctioned Belt to go with the IBO or an official belt so sky would still throw there principles out of the window.
At least the RING only calls it a title fight when it is no1 vs number 2, or champ vs no1.
They can sell it as being for the Ring championship. Or the Lineal championship.
I've said this before. Us Brits pay for every Hatton fight on PPV. They should show some respect and give the fights we want.
Take it to the bloody Hatton wesbites. Complain, kick up a stink, demand why he's still ducking Witter.
I've said this before. Us Brits pay for every Hatton fight on PPV. They should show some respect and give the fights we want.
Take it to the bloody Hatton wesbites. Complain, kick up a stink, demand why he's still ducking Witter.
After their last two fights, who's to say it will be a decent, watchable fight? Hatton has lost his way, and Witters always been a bore to watchviciousmaussa wrote:They can sell it as being for the Ring championship. Or the Lineal championship.
I've said this before. Us Brits pay for every Hatton fight on PPV. They should show some respect and give the fights we want.
Take it to the bloody Hatton wesbites. Complain, kick up a stink, demand why he's still ducking Witter.
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Just another move which shows that the belts are becoming less and less relevant to elite level marquee fighters.
The IBF are the ones who stand to lose a big sanctioning fee from a multi million pound fight, what is it 3% of the purse for each fighter or is it 5% I forget now? Muppets.
Hatton and Castillo both save themselves a substantial whack out of their wage packet to boot.
The IBF are the ones who stand to lose a big sanctioning fee from a multi million pound fight, what is it 3% of the purse for each fighter or is it 5% I forget now? Muppets.
Hatton and Castillo both save themselves a substantial whack out of their wage packet to boot.