Mayweather - Hatton 24/7

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Thanks for the links to the 24/7 program. I'll still watch it again on wednesday. I love the behind the scenes stuff in boxing even of it is done with HBO drama. The build up to Mayweather-DLH was probably even better than the actual fight helped massively by the 24/7 show.

Mayweather came off exactly how he did in the previous 24/7 series. I really hope Hatton knocks his block off!!! :box:
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classboxer wrote:
Smigga wrote:
classboxer wrote:Ricky Hatton quote 24/7

"Floyds not daft,its not his game to stand and fight with me,if he does he will be eaten"


btw

Floyd may be forced to stand and fight,watch out Ricky....
If he does i will be doubling my bet on Ricky to stop him late

He's not the p4p worlds best for nothin'... He's no idiot of course he's gonna box and run.

He waited 6 rds against Oscar so DLH could tire out. It's not gonna happen to Hatton

Plan B is to box and run. which he will do. And could make it very boring.
No one has ever seen Floyd forced to stand and trade with no option to fight,it can happen when running is not an option in a fight.

Remember when Lloyd Honeyghan made the P4P NO1 Don Curry quit and give up ?

Floyds different,watch out for those triple rights hand leads, Ricky may force the issue then those triple right hand leads will be coming or maybe Mayweather will give up and run
(i doubt it)
Floyd Mayweather won't land a 'triple right hand' on Hatton. Why Hatton would be out of range long enough to be hit with one is beyond me. Trust me on this, Ricky Hatton is a smart, clever fighter. A lot smarter than he gets credit for
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Smigga wrote:
Floyd Mayweather won't land a 'triple right hand' on Hatton. Why Hatton would be out of range long enough to be hit with one is beyond me. Trust me on this, Ricky Hatton is a smart, clever fighter. A lot smarter than he gets credit for
I do give Hatton credit for being a smart fighter,but no mattter how smart you are in the boxing ring when you get tired you just get less "smarter" things slow down when you are tired.
(thats when Ricky may taste triple right hand leads)

Ricky hatton will go in there and be determined to win the first round and the 2nd and the 3rd round,i get the feeling this will be so and i am sure anything Zab Judah can do, Ricky Hatton can do better,Ricky will be trying with all his heart to bust up Floyd and i am sure he will,problem is its a 12 round fight

A lot of people say they admire Mayweathers skills,its rare to hear people respect Mayweathers grit and how tough Floyd is,things may change after this fight

We shall see mr Smigga
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classboxer wrote:
Smigga wrote:
Floyd Mayweather won't land a 'triple right hand' on Hatton. Why Hatton would be out of range long enough to be hit with one is beyond me. Trust me on this, Ricky Hatton is a smart, clever fighter. A lot smarter than he gets credit for
I do give Hatton credit for being a smart fighter,but no mattter how smart you are in the boxing ring when you get tired you just get less "smarter" things slow down when you are tired.
(thats when Ricky may taste triple right hand leads)

Ricky hatton will go in there and be determined to win the first round and the 2nd and the 3rd round,i get the feeling this will be so and i am sure anything Zab Judah can do, Ricky Hatton can do better,Ricky will be trying with all his heart to bust up Floyd and i am sure he will,problem is its a 12 round fight

A lot of people say they admire Mayweathers skills,its rare to hear people respect Mayweathers grit and how tough Floyd is,things may change after this fight

We shall see mr Smigga
He's hardly a boxer you'd call tough is he? :-?

Here's the thing.... Hatton won't tire. He has twice the engine Zab Judah had/has and is a lot more relentless, aggressive and fitter than DLH was in their fight.

I hope pro Mayweather keep underestimating Hatton... I definately hope TEAM Mayweather do..... I'll be a rich man
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Smigga wrote:
classboxer wrote:
Smigga wrote:
Floyd Mayweather won't land a 'triple right hand' on Hatton. Why Hatton would be out of range long enough to be hit with one is beyond me. Trust me on this, Ricky Hatton is a smart, clever fighter. A lot smarter than he gets credit for
I do give Hatton credit for being a smart fighter,but no mattter how smart you are in the boxing ring when you get tired you just get less "smarter" things slow down when you are tired.
(thats when Ricky may taste triple right hand leads)

Ricky hatton will go in there and be determined to win the first round and the 2nd and the 3rd round,i get the feeling this will be so and i am sure anything Zab Judah can do, Ricky Hatton can do better,Ricky will be trying with all his heart to bust up Floyd and i am sure he will,problem is its a 12 round fight

A lot of people say they admire Mayweathers skills,its rare to hear people respect Mayweathers grit and how tough Floyd is,things may change after this fight

We shall see mr Smigga
He's hardly a boxer you'd call tough is he? :-?

Here's the thing.... Hatton won't tire. He has twice the engine Zab Judah had/has and is a lot more relentless, aggressive and fitter than DLH was in their fight.

I hope pro Mayweather keep underestimating Hatton... I definately hope TEAM Mayweather do..... I'll be a rich man
i hope your right mate, i really do, but for me the collazo fight was a worry.
ricky didnt look his usual powerful self at 147 and tbh he was hanging on for grim death at the end.
i thought he lost that fight if i`m honest.
its a pity the fight couldnt have been made at 140, i`d feel more confident.
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Post by Bard of Boxrec »

I watched 24/7 last night, went to bed and had a dream that I was hatton fighting mayweather in a big house with his kids running around. I was surprised to land a lot of heavy shots flush but they had no effect on floyd at all. Floyd won a decision by at least 4 rounds.
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Riddick Blowe wrote:I watched 24/7 last night, went to bed and had a dream that I was hatton fighting mayweather in a big house with his kids running around. I was surprised to land a lot of heavy shots flush but they had no effect on floyd at all. Floyd won a decision by at least 4 rounds.
Not quite as good as my Gemma Atkinson dream :P
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Post by Carbo »

My God, the American's know how to do hype, don't they?

Glossy, over the top, filled with sweeping generalizations and over simplifications: perfect.

One thing I particularly loved was Mrs Hatton telling Ray off for slamming his hand on the table, because it might send vibrations to the microphone. It was typical Northern, special telephone voice stuff.

Oh ray, we're being interviewd by haich beey oohhh, do beehafe.
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He's hardly a boxer you'd call tough is he?

Here's the thing.... Hatton won't tire. He has twice the engine Zab Judah had/has and is a lot more relentless, aggressive and fitter than DLH was in their fight.

I hope pro Mayweather keep underestimating Hatton... I definately hope TEAM Mayweather do..... I'll be a rich man

???????

I agree Hatton has a good engine, but against the class of PBF this will not be enough. Granted Hatton is strong & has tremendous work rate, but i feel he will be outclassed. PBF's defense will not allow Hatton to get inside, & Ricky hasn't exactly got a 'one punch KO' so will be relying on workrate & pressure.

I just can't see Hatton winning, PBF has too much class & ability for him.
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Post by Shirow »

Terry D wrote:
'one punch KO'
Castillo aside?
& Maussa who was tough if nothing else...
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Post by Southpaw Stylist »

Let's not let the hype get to our heads.

There is NO WAY Hatton could beat Mayweather. It will be another 12rd decision from the most skilled fighter I've ever seen.
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Post by Carbo »

Southpaw Stylist wrote:Let's not let the hype get to our heads.

There is NO WAY Hatton could beat Mayweather. It will be another 12rd decision from the most skilled fighter I've ever seen.
In all probability, the result will be Mayweather W12. But to say that there's no way Hatton could win betrays the thought process of somebody who is only on here to irritate, prone to embellishment, or a dullard.

And if Mayweather's the most skilled boxer you've ever seen, I suggest you revisit some old boxing videos.

Floyd, if he'd have fought in the early 80's aginast Ray Leonard, would have been knocked out.
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JCB123 wrote:Ricky hasn't exactly got a 'one punch KO' so will be relying on workrate & pressure.
Go and tell Castillo, Maussa, Mike Stewart, Pendelton, Peacock(who you'll know, being a scouser) that

If Hatton catches ANYONE to the body they are going, he doesn't need a barrage of shots to do it, one does it. You'd know that tho' being an expert
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Southpaw Stylist wrote:Let's not let the hype get to our heads.

There is NO WAY Hatton could beat Mayweather. It will be another 12rd decision from the most skilled fighter I've ever seen.
You don't know your boxing. NO WAY? Of course there is a way

And as mentioned.... You wanna broaden your horizons a little, get some Robinson and Leonard tapes
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Post by Max Molyneux »

If Hatton pressured behind a jab like De La Hoya, then maybe he'd have a chance.

But Instead he walks right at you then dives In with rough housing and great body shots which Floyd will figure out. Callazo figured him out too late.

Is Hatton's stamina really still what It used to be though as well? He gassed vs Urango and Castillo only lasted 4 rounds.

Hope Ricky does It though.
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Post by Max Molyneux »

classboxer wrote:
Max Molyneux wrote:The Mayweather side where talking like stereotypical rap mentally people.
Yeah so what

Hattons camp could be said to be rough Irish Pikey people

you know it son
More chav than Pikey.
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You'd know that tho' being an expert
I'm as much an expert as you are, i can have my opinion as much as you can have yours. No need for snide comments!!!!

That apart, Hatton does not knock people out, he has a great ability to wear opponents down, but hasn't got devastating one punch knockout power. Yes he has a superb body shot, but does not put people to sleep (Maussa bein an exception, who's chin was flyin that high it was impossible to miss)

I feel that PBF's chin will not be exposed, & his tight compact defense will leave Hatton exhausting all his ideas
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JCB123 wrote:
You'd know that tho' being an expert
I'm as much an expert as you are, i can have my opinion as much as you can have yours. No need for snide comments!!!!

That apart, Hatton does not knock people out, he has a great ability to wear opponents down, but hasn't got devastating one punch knockout power. Yes he has a superb body shot, but does not put people to sleep (Maussa bein an exception, who's chin was flyin that high it was impossible to miss)

I feel that PBF's chin will not be exposed, & his tight compact defense will leave Hatton exhausting all his ideas
No one is saying his chin will be exposed....


why hit a man all night long in the chin if he has never been down in his life?

Ricky is hardly gonna go headhunting, is he
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There's not a chance PBF's chin will be exposed & Hatton would be very foolish to go head hunting, because he doesn't possess the KO power to go head hunting, plus he would never catch Floyd. Out of Hatton's 31 KO's have actually been knock outs? Compare Hatton's 31 KO's with Benn's 35 KO's for example. (Maybe an unfair comparison due to weight etc, but i'm trying to prove my point that Hatton does not have KO power compared with Benn in their respective weiht divisions)

Hatton should & will stick to what he does best, which IN MY OPINION BEING THE EXPERT will not be enough to attain the victory
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JCB123 wrote:There's not a chance PBF's chin will be exposed & Hatton would be very foolish to go head hunting, because he doesn't possess the KO power to go head hunting, plus he would never catch Floyd. Out of Hatton's 31 KO's have actually been knock outs? Compare Hatton's 31 KO's with Benn's 35 KO's for example. (Maybe an unfair comparison due to weight etc, but i'm trying to prove my point that Hatton does not have KO power compared with Benn in their respective weiht divisions)

Hatton should & will stick to what he does best, which IN MY OPINION BEING THE EXPERT will not be enough to attain the victory
Could have swore I just said that :-?

And comparing Hatton and Benn....? What's the point in that? Different eras, legacy's, weights, styles, people. The only thing they have in common is they are English
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Post by Chambers2 »

I didn't particularly like or enjoy the PBF-DLH 24/7 show it was all too American and cheesy, but I thought last nights show was excellent. Ricky and Billy were both excellent in it, it was piss funny in parts
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(Maybe an unfair comparison due to weight etc, but i'm trying to prove my point that Hatton does not have KO power compared with Benn in their respective weight divisions)
Read the original post!!

i was merely trying to provide an example of 'one punch KO power', thus proving my point that Hatton does not possess it
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Post by JCB123 »

Verbalistc, check who you are quoting, as i'm afraid you have misquoted me there. I did not make the above comments, look back through the thread.
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Think you have quoted smigga not me????
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Post by MightyWarrior »

Terry D wrote: Anyone can be KO'd by a body shot.
That might not be true, you don't see the really elite fighters getting stopped, or even dropped, by body shots: Robinson, Duran, Hagler, Monzon etc

Ali went 40 odd rounds with the ultimate body puncher, Frazier, and never seemed close to going over from a body shot.

Maybe Floyd, who's looked it at times, is up there with the greats.

Great body shot by Ricky against Castillo, but as alot of us said before the fight, the truth is: that was an old and faded Castillo in there.
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