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Prediction of HATTON vs STEWART

Posted: 27 Sep 2004, 12:16
by Andrey
What do you guys think. We have odds now
Ricky Hatton -1600
Michael Stewart +900

If under 10.5 rounds (-110)
if over 10.5 rounds (-130)
This is probobly the biggest year of uppsets. So what do you think, and how good Ricky really is?

Posted: 27 Sep 2004, 12:20
by REAL_DEAL
Hattonis a good presure fighter, i think a good boxer would beat him (zoo,cotto) they say hes got a injury. so it may be worth a punt.

Posted: 27 Sep 2004, 12:27
by MightyWarrior
I'd say Hatton definitely wins this, barring a bad cut of course.
But how he wins depends what mood he's in.

The mentaly flat Hatton we saw last time out, will win on points...

But if he's up for this ( and it must be hard to get up for this B level opponent, when he had his aim on Harris ) he could stop Stewart around mid-way with rib bending body shots.

Posted: 27 Sep 2004, 13:38
by lirva33
Who cares??

Hattoncott! :TU:

Posted: 27 Sep 2004, 13:40
by Loynesy
Hatton will win this one early - Stewart goes down relatively easily (although I know in the past he has got up again), knows his days as a potential name in the division have gone and is here for the payday. Hatton in 3.

Posted: 27 Sep 2004, 13:58
by Twinkle Toes
ohhh I think Stewart will last a little longer than that. All depends how he takes it to the body really.

I reckon a stoppage in 8-9 rounds for Hatton, as long as he is on form.

Posted: 27 Sep 2004, 19:42
by steve689
I also think Hatton will stop Stewart but later than the third, Stewart has not been stopped but has not mixed in the class good enough to stop him. Before i get jumped on yes i know he fought Mitchell but Sharmba took it easy and coasted to a win when i think he was well capabe of stopping Stewart. Hatton hits so ruthlessly to the body i doubt he can take 12 rounds of that punishment.

Posted: 28 Sep 2004, 16:38
by theguru
After watching Cotto/Pinto I believe Hatton could beat the new champ if not him,Witter certainly could

Posted: 28 Sep 2004, 16:52
by Wales
sweet jesus, thought cotto was frighteningly good, cant see any light welter beating him, pinto was one ugly motherfukceralthough im not sure hatton woud have handled him as well as cotto did.

Posted: 28 Sep 2004, 19:02
by Cannibal
I'm going to go with what my dream told me, Stewart shocks the world and KOs Hatton in 9.

Posted: 29 Sep 2004, 06:37
by chris s
Lot of stories floating abaout about hatton getting injuired last week. He doesn't hit as hard as peope think either, but reckon he'll win on points

Posted: 29 Sep 2004, 06:47
by Slapsie Maxie
I think we all know who wins in this fight

allegedly!!

Slapsie

Posted: 29 Sep 2004, 06:58
by Kilburn
theguru wrote:After watching Cotto/Pinto I believe Hatton could beat the new champ if not him,Witter certainly could
Cotto is a class above both of them.

Posted: 29 Sep 2004, 07:08
by nickd
Cotto would beat Hatton for sure, come on!

Hatton wins on points like someone said he doesnt hit as hard as most people think.

Posted: 29 Sep 2004, 08:35
by Foggy
You never know Stewart may pull off an upset, eveyone thought Haye was gunna beat Thompson, everyone thought Jones Jnr would beat Johnson, most thought Tyson would crush Williams, could we see another upset (highly unlikely i know) but dont think its a certainty that Hatton will win. Anything could happen, a cut for Hatton, Stewart may catch Hatton cold, upsets have happened before and will always happen. Anyway i think Hatton UD :TU:

Posted: 29 Sep 2004, 08:49
by jamesmcdonnell
Cuts has to be his biggest chance, Ricky is higher class than Stewart, but with too come forward fighters, there is always a big risk.

Posted: 29 Sep 2004, 09:00
by knockout artist
007 wrote:Cotto would beat Hatton for sure, come on!

Hatton wins on points like someone said he doesnt hit as hard as most people think.
Right.

Hattons biggest asset is his durability.

But Cotto is different class.

Posted: 29 Sep 2004, 10:50
by lirva33
Hatton will beat Stewart easily.

Then he'll fight Pinto and beat him in the men.
Then, in this particular order... Jesse James Leiga, Leonard Dorin, Arthur Grigorian.

You heard it here first.