Re: docs rolling hatton over ?
Posted: 04 May 2009, 09:28
I agree. He looked as if he knew he was compltetely out of his leagueAsterix wrote:After the first round Hatton had had enough. He wasn't even listening to Mayweather Sr.
I agree. He looked as if he knew he was compltetely out of his leagueAsterix wrote:After the first round Hatton had had enough. He wasn't even listening to Mayweather Sr.
x3KO Artist wrote:I agree. He looked as if he knew he was compltetely out of his leagueAsterix wrote:After the first round Hatton had had enough. He wasn't even listening to Mayweather Sr.
I think the major problem for Hatton was Pacqauio's speed of punch and the angles with which he can deliver them. Pacquaio being a southpaw did'nt help either, but i think it was the sheer speed, acuracy and timing of the punches, that Ricky could'nt cope with. As some once said " speed equals power "Dioufy wrote:x3KO Artist wrote:I agree. He looked as if he knew he was compltetely out of his leagueAsterix wrote:After the first round Hatton had had enough. He wasn't even listening to Mayweather Sr.
I guess he was surprised at Pacquiao's power at 140lbs. I certainly was.
The speed caused so much problems but i think team Hatton underestimated Pacs powerand strenght they were relying on Hatton being stronger and more power and that just wasnt the case[/quote]alexpaterson wrote:I think the major problem for Hatton was Pacqauio's speed of punch and the angles with which he can deliver them. Pacquaio being a southpaw did'nt help either, but i think it was the sheer speed, acuracy and timing of the punches, that Ricky could'nt cope with. As some once said " speed equals power "
That's true and in all honesty Pacqauio looked straonger than Hatton. Having said that, Hatton fought the wrong fight. He does'nt posses the skills to beat a Pacquaio in my opinion, but he played right into Pacqauio's hands, by the tactics that he adopted, which were to go forward, have no guard and throw punches, so it was no suprise that Pacqauio just picked him off. Look at the Hagler - Hearns fight. Tommy employed the wrong tactics, for varying reasons which became apparent years later and got savaged by Hagler. Then Leonard fights Hagler and adopts the right tactics and beats Hagler and there was'nt much between Hearns and Leonard as fighters, so a lot of the time it's down to the styles of the fighters and how they adapt to their opponent. Ricky did'nt adapt and paid the price.[/quote]Quixall wrote:The speed caused so much problems but i think team Hatton underestimated Pacs powerand strenght they were relying on Hatton being stronger and more power and that just wasnt the casealexpaterson wrote:I think the major problem for Hatton was Pacqauio's speed of punch and the angles with which he can deliver them. Pacquaio being a southpaw did'nt help either, but i think it was the sheer speed, acuracy and timing of the punches, that Ricky could'nt cope with. As some once said " speed equals power "
That's exactly why they did it.Spreadking wrote:I think they put him on his side so he wouldn't swallow his tongue.
I'm serious, no joke on this thread