Re: On Hatton's Diet
Posted: 28 Nov 2008, 17:20
I can't believe some people on here, so Hatton should get in against men(Cotto, Margarito, Cintron, Clottey etc.) who will weigh as super middleweights on fight night.
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Re: On Hatton's Diet
Posted: 28 Nov 2008, 17:23
If welterweight is Hatton's natural weight, as you keep insisting, then the welterweights like Margarito, Williams etc are all natural light-middles.
Re: On Hatton's Diet
Posted: 28 Nov 2008, 22:12
Fighting weight & natural weight are two completely different things in this day and age. I would like that to change but to fight at your natural weight when the standard practice is to drain 1 or 2 (and sometimes more) weight divisions at top level is insane.
Here's a couple of porker shots of Morales
Here's a video too
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9ysiGSBflIo
Here's a couple of porker shots of Morales
Here's a video too
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9ysiGSBflIo
Re: On Hatton's Diet
Posted: 30 Nov 2008, 17:06
Yup, his "off peak" diet is trash, just trash, but im told his training diet is second to none, so i imagine it all works out about equal, in the end.
I was going to write a long bit about motivation and peaking mentally and physically, but i cant be bothered now
I was going to write a long bit about motivation and peaking mentally and physically, but i cant be bothered now
Re: On Hatton's Diet
Posted: 30 Nov 2008, 18:26
boxrec wrote:Beer must be hattons spinach
Re: On Hatton's Diet
Posted: 01 Dec 2008, 08:20
Funny that because I think its only a matter of time until Ricky is either in the Jungle or promoting Canaloni for a £1 on an Iceland commercial.
Re: On Hatton's Diet
Posted: 01 Dec 2008, 09:33
Precisely why Hatton needs every ounce of fitness he has to maintain a style which requires a tremendous amount of physical output on Hatton's behalf.DavidPayne wrote:But we will never know if the diet actually had an adverse effect. Hatton could live like a monk and lose motivation, develop injuries (elbow), face better comp, face bigger comp, have poor sparring, use the wrong tactics, have emotional problems, infections.....
Diet is one factor and with Hatton's style of fighting, a decline in his performances was inevitable by his late twenties early thirties wasn't it.
Didn't we all say that five years ago.
Hatton was never going to be cute counter-puncher or an elusive vet.
He's a come forward fighter, rare for them to be improving post 30.