Hatton v DLH Wouldn't sell out Wembley, would it? Be
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King Tubby
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If Ricky wins on Saturday, then you watch how they call out Miguel Cotto. Cotto v Hatton is a natural. Two undefeated fighters, both at the top of their game and immensely popular, AND they both have exciting fighting styles as well. As someone pointed out earlier, DLH has lost 3 out of his last 5 whereas Cotto is unbeaten. Much the bigger seller, either at MSG or Wembley Stadium.
Cotto's going to be ringside to call out the winner.Boxingmad wrote:If Ricky wins on Saturday, then you watch how they call out Miguel Cotto. Cotto v Hatton is a natural. Two undefeated fighters, both at the top of their game and immensely popular, AND they both have exciting fighting styles as well. As someone pointed out earlier, DLH has lost 3 out of his last 5 whereas Cotto is unbeaten. Much the bigger seller, either at MSG or Wembley Stadium.
If he wins huge if, he will fight DLH cos he will see it as an easier fight and then maybe think about another big test state side against Cotto. Thats my guess. This fight PPV wise would make good sence, two exciting styles and for americans buying it being in the UK in front of 80,000 people will add glamor to the proceedings
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overhand_right
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There is a lot of history in DLH as well, just look at the dudes record.Chambers2 wrote:In 'Hatton-PBF 24/7' Billy Graham was saying 'Its all about making boxing history for Ricky' well we'll found out if he means it after this fight (DLH = $$$$'s, Cotto = history IMO)
Plenty of time for that discussion after Saturday though....Come on Ricky!!
I prefer to look at the stage of the career they're at, Cotto's the tougher fight and the one he'll get the most respect for from the boxing fraternity IMOjosh fg wrote:There is a lot of history in DLH as well, just look at the dudes record.Chambers2 wrote:In 'Hatton-PBF 24/7' Billy Graham was saying 'Its all about making boxing history for Ricky' well we'll found out if he means it after this fight (DLH = $$$$'s, Cotto = history IMO)
Plenty of time for that discussion after Saturday though....Come on Ricky!!
Indeed but if people are looking back at peoples carrers they list who they have beaten. So Lennox beat Evandar, McCall, Briggs, Klitchko and Tyson do we remember that Evandar was getting on (although not shot at that point) Tyson was done and McCall started crying in the middle of the performance.Chambers2 wrote:I prefer to look at the stage of the career they're at, Cotto's the tougher fight and the one he'll get the most respect for from the boxing fraternity.josh fg wrote:There is a lot of history in DLH as well, just look at the dudes record.Chambers2 wrote:In 'Hatton-PBF 24/7' Billy Graham was saying 'Its all about making boxing history for Ricky' well we'll found out if he means it after this fight (DLH = $$$$'s, Cotto = history IMO)
Plenty of time for that discussion after Saturday though....Come on Ricky!!
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