Ricky Hatton vs. Manny Pacquiao - Revision history

Graham houston at 20:32, 22 October 2014

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	[[file:Ricky Hatton vs. Manny Pacquiao.JPG\|250px\|thumb\|right]]		[[file:Ricky Hatton vs. Manny Pacquiao.JPG\|250px\|thumb\|right]]
	Hatton came out in the opening round looking to apply pressure and make it a physically rough fight. Pacquiao, however, was able to land effective counters and caught the visibly slower Hatton with big punches upstairs. It was evident that Hatton wanted to rush his way in and work mostly on the inside, but failed to move his head effectively and was repeatedly caught as he came forward. Hatton was put down twice in the opening round. The first came by way of a right hook. Hatton remained one one knee until the referee's count of eight. After making it to his feet, he was clearly shaken and spent much of the remainder of the round in survival mode. The second knockdown took place in the last few seconds of the round from an accumulation capped with a straight left that sent Hatton falling backwards.		Hatton came out in the opening round looking to apply pressure and make it a physically rough fight. Pacquiao, however, was able to land effective counters and caught the visibly slower Hatton with big punches upstairs. It was evident that Hatton wanted to rush his way in and work mostly on the inside, but failed to move his head effectively and was repeatedly caught as he came forward. Hatton was put down twice in the opening round. The first came by way of a right hook. Hatton remained one one knee until the referee's count of eight. After making it to his feet, he was clearly shaken and spent much of the remainder of the round in survival mode. The second knockdown took place in the last few seconds of the round from an accumulation capped with a straight left that sent Hatton falling backwards.
	Hatton landed a few decent punches in the opening of Round 2 and for a split second it appeared that he might have regained himself enough to make it a competitive fight. A sudden and perfect left hand, however, put Hatton out and sent him straight to the mat. He remained lying flat on his back in the center of the ring as the referee, kneeling beside him, ~~reached~~ the count of ten. Hatton, who looked to be in bad shape after the knockout, was down in the ring for a few tense moments as he was attended to by the ringside physicians.		Hatton landed a few decent punches in the opening of Round 2 and for a split second it appeared that he might have regained himself enough to make it a competitive fight. A sudden and perfect left hand, however, put Hatton out and sent him straight to the mat. He remained lying flat on his back in the center of the ring as the referee, kneeling beside him, waved the finish rather than count to ten. Hatton, who looked to be in bad shape after the knockout, was down in the ring for a few tense moments as he was attended to by the ringside physicians.

	== Comments ==		== Comments ==

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Notes

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	* The high-end arena tickets sold at for $1,000, $500 less than they were for Pacquiao's eight-round stoppage of [[Oscar De La Hoya]]. The Pay-Per-View telecast sold for $50, $5 less.[http://www.usatoday.com/sports/boxing/2009-04-25-hatton-pacquiao-economy_N.htm]		* The high-end arena tickets sold at for $1,000, $500 less than they were for Pacquiao's eight-round stoppage of [[Oscar De La Hoya]]. The Pay-Per-View telecast sold for $50, $5 less.[http://www.usatoday.com/sports/boxing/2009-04-25-hatton-pacquiao-economy_N.htm]
	* On April 21st, nearly two weeks before the fight, it was announced that the event was officially a sellout with all ~16,000 seats at the [[MGM Grand]] being purchased.[http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/apr/22/ricky-hatton-manny-pacquiao] The final attendance was reported as 16,262.		* On April 21st, nearly two weeks before the fight, it was announced that the event was officially a sellout with all ~16,000 seats at the [[MGM Grand]] being purchased.[http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/apr/22/ricky-hatton-manny-pacquiao] The final attendance was reported as 16,262.
			* Punch stats [http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/view.php?pg=manny-pacquiao-ricky-hatton-compubox]

	Purses: Pacquiao - $12 million		Purses: Pacquiao - $12 million

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2014-03-07T16:48:41Z

Notes

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	* The high-end arena tickets sold at for $1,000, $500 less than they were for Pacquiao's eight-round stoppage of [[Oscar De La Hoya]]. The Pay-Per-View telecast sold for $50, $5 less.[http://www.usatoday.com/sports/boxing/2009-04-25-hatton-pacquiao-economy_N.htm]		* The high-end arena tickets sold at for $1,000, $500 less than they were for Pacquiao's eight-round stoppage of [[Oscar De La Hoya]]. The Pay-Per-View telecast sold for $50, $5 less.[http://www.usatoday.com/sports/boxing/2009-04-25-hatton-pacquiao-economy_N.htm]
	* On April 21st, nearly two weeks before the fight, it was announced that the event was officially a sellout with all ~16,000 seats at the [[MGM Grand]] being purchased.[http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/apr/22/ricky-hatton-manny-pacquiao] The final attendance was reported as 16,262.		* On April 21st, nearly two weeks before the fight, it was announced that the event was officially a sellout with all ~16,000 seats at the [[MGM Grand]] being purchased.[http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/apr/22/ricky-hatton-manny-pacquiao] The final attendance was reported as 16,262.

			Purses: Pacquiao - $12 million

	*[[:Image:PacHatton.jpg\|Photo #2]]		*[[:Image:PacHatton.jpg\|Photo #2]]

	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	[[file:Ricky Hatton vs. Manny Pacquiao.JPG\|250px\|thumb\|right]]		[[file:Ricky Hatton vs. Manny Pacquiao.JPG\|250px\|thumb\|right]]

Sweetscientist: clean up

2013-05-10T16:34:31Z

clean up

Sweetscientist at 16:33, 10 May 2013

2013-05-10T16:33:30Z

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	<fight>1382833</fight>		<fight>1382833</fight>
	'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Pay-Per-View]] (Main Event)<br>		'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Pay-Per-View]] (Main Event)<br>

Sweetscientist: delete broken link videos

2012-04-29T21:38:12Z

delete broken link videos

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	* '''[[International Boxing Organization]] Light Welterweight Title''' (3rd defense by Hatton)		* '''[[International Boxing Organization]] Light Welterweight Title''' (3rd defense by Hatton)
	* '''[[The Ring Magazine]] Junior Welterweight Title''' (Hatton defending)		* '''[[The Ring Magazine]] Junior Welterweight Title''' (Hatton defending)
	~~==Related Video==~~
	~~{{#ev:youtube\|_cKTAtLCMLY\|300\|left\|Part 1 Manny Pacquiao vs. Ricky Hatton / date 2009-05-02\|}} {{#ev:youtube\|0-pXfnXJ5_o\|300\|right\|Part 2 Manny Pacquiao vs. Ricky Hatton / date 2009-05-02\|}}~~
	~~<br clear=all>~~
	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* [[Ricky Hatton]] 45-1 (32 KOs) vs. [[Manny Pacquiao]] 48-3-2 (36 KOs)		* [[Ricky Hatton]] 45-1 (32 KOs) vs. [[Manny Pacquiao]] 48-3-2 (36 KOs)

Fasan at 16:18, 10 July 2011

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	* '''[[International Boxing Organization]] Light Welterweight Title''' (3rd defense by Hatton)		* '''[[International Boxing Organization]] Light Welterweight Title''' (3rd defense by Hatton)
	* '''[[The Ring Magazine]] Junior Welterweight Title''' (Hatton defending)		* '''[[The Ring Magazine]] Junior Welterweight Title''' (Hatton defending)
			==Related Video==
			{{#ev:youtube\|_cKTAtLCMLY\|300\|left\|Part 1 Manny Pacquiao vs. Ricky Hatton / date 2009-05-02\|}} {{#ev:youtube\|0-pXfnXJ5_o\|300\|right\|Part 2 Manny Pacquiao vs. Ricky Hatton / date 2009-05-02\|}}
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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* [[Ricky Hatton]] 45-1 (32 KOs) vs. [[Manny Pacquiao]] 48-3-2 (36 KOs)		* [[Ricky Hatton]] 45-1 (32 KOs) vs. [[Manny Pacquiao]] 48-3-2 (36 KOs)

Ric at 04:45, 10 May 2009

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	'''2nd Weigh In:''' Hatton 152 lbs., Pacquiao 148 lbs.<br>		'''2nd Weigh In:''' Hatton 152 lbs., Pacquiao 148 lbs.<br>
	'''Time:''' 2:59		'''Time:''' 2:59
	*[[:Image:PacHatton.jpg\|Photo #2]]
	* '''[[International Boxing Organization]] Light Welterweight Title''' (3rd defense by Hatton)		* '''[[International Boxing Organization]] Light Welterweight Title''' (3rd defense by Hatton)
	* '''[[The Ring Magazine]] Junior Welterweight Title''' (Hatton defending)		* '''[[The Ring Magazine]] Junior Welterweight Title''' (Hatton defending)
	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	* [[Ricky Hatton]] 45-1 (32 KOs) vs. [[Manny Pacquiao]] 48-3-2 (36 KOs)		* [[Ricky Hatton]] 45-1 (32 KOs) vs. [[Manny Pacquiao]] 48-3-2 (36 KOs)
	* Hatton, a 2-1 underdog, came in as the # 1 junior welterweight and # 8 [[pound-for-pound]] fighter in the world by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Pacquiao was ranked the # 1 overall [[pound-for-pound]] in the world by the same publication.		* Hatton, a 2-1 underdog, came in as the # 1 junior welterweight and # 8 [[pound-for-pound]] fighter in the world by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Pacquiao was ranked the # 1 overall [[pound-for-pound]] in the world by the same publication.
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	* The high-end arena tickets sold at for $1,000, $500 less than they were for Pacquiao's eight-round stoppage of [[Oscar De La Hoya]]. The Pay-Per-View telecast sold for $50, $5 less.[http://www.usatoday.com/sports/boxing/2009-04-25-hatton-pacquiao-economy_N.htm]		* The high-end arena tickets sold at for $1,000, $500 less than they were for Pacquiao's eight-round stoppage of [[Oscar De La Hoya]]. The Pay-Per-View telecast sold for $50, $5 less.[http://www.usatoday.com/sports/boxing/2009-04-25-hatton-pacquiao-economy_N.htm]
	* On April 21st, nearly two weeks before the fight, it was announced that the event was officially a sellout with all ~16,000 seats at the [[MGM Grand]] being purchased.[http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/apr/22/ricky-hatton-manny-pacquiao] The final attendance was reported as 16,262.		* On April 21st, nearly two weeks before the fight, it was announced that the event was officially a sellout with all ~16,000 seats at the [[MGM Grand]] being purchased.[http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/apr/22/ricky-hatton-manny-pacquiao] The final attendance was reported as 16,262.
			*[[:Image:PacHatton.jpg\|Photo #2]]
	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	[[file:Ricky Hatton vs. Manny Pacquiao.JPG\|~~250px~~\|thumb\|right]]		[[file:Ricky Hatton vs. Manny Pacquiao.JPG\|200px\|thumb\|right]]
	Hatton came out in the opening round looking to apply pressure and make it a physically rough fight. Pacquiao, however, was able to land effective counters and caught the visibly slower Hatton with big punches upstairs. It was evident that Hatton wanted to rush his way in and work mostly on the inside, but failed to move his head effectively and was repeatedly caught as he came forward. Hatton was put down twice in the opening round. The first came by way of a right hook. Hatton remained one one knee until the referee's count of eight. After making it to his feet, he was clearly shaken and spent much of the remainder of the round in survival mode. The second knockdown took place in the last few seconds of the round from an accumulation capped with a straight left that sent Hatton falling backwards.		Hatton came out in the opening round looking to apply pressure and make it a physically rough fight. Pacquiao, however, was able to land effective counters and caught the visibly slower Hatton with big punches upstairs. It was evident that Hatton wanted to rush his way in and work mostly on the inside, but failed to move his head effectively and was repeatedly caught as he came forward. Hatton was put down twice in the opening round. The first came by way of a right hook. Hatton remained one one knee until the referee's count of eight. After making it to his feet, he was clearly shaken and spent much of the remainder of the round in survival mode. The second knockdown took place in the last few seconds of the round from an accumulation capped with a straight left that sent Hatton falling backwards.
	Hatton landed a few decent punches in the opening of Round 2 and for a split second it appeared that he might have regained himself enough to make it a competitive fight. A sudden and perfect left hand, however, put Hatton out and sent him straight to the mat. He remained lying flat on his back in the center of the ring as the referee, kneeling beside him, reached the count of ten. Hatton, who looked to be in bad shape after the knockout, was down in the ring for a few tense moments as he was attended to by the ringside physicians.		Hatton landed a few decent punches in the opening of Round 2 and for a split second it appeared that he might have regained himself enough to make it a competitive fight. A sudden and perfect left hand, however, put Hatton out and sent him straight to the mat. He remained lying flat on his back in the center of the ring as the referee, kneeling beside him, reached the count of ten. Hatton, who looked to be in bad shape after the knockout, was down in the ring for a few tense moments as he was attended to by the ringside physicians.

Ric: another image linked

2009-05-10T04:44:36Z

another image linked

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	'''2nd Weigh In:''' Hatton 152 lbs., Pacquiao 148 lbs.<br>		'''2nd Weigh In:''' Hatton 152 lbs., Pacquiao 148 lbs.<br>
	'''Time:''' 2:59		'''Time:''' 2:59
			*[[:Image:PacHatton.jpg\|Photo #2]]
	* '''[[International Boxing Organization]] Light Welterweight Title''' (3rd defense by Hatton)		* '''[[International Boxing Organization]] Light Welterweight Title''' (3rd defense by Hatton)
	* '''[[The Ring Magazine]] Junior Welterweight Title''' (Hatton defending)		* '''[[The Ring Magazine]] Junior Welterweight Title''' (Hatton defending)
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	* On April 21st, nearly two weeks before the fight, it was announced that the event was officially a sellout with all ~16,000 seats at the [[MGM Grand]] being purchased.[http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/apr/22/ricky-hatton-manny-pacquiao] The final attendance was reported as 16,262.		* On April 21st, nearly two weeks before the fight, it was announced that the event was officially a sellout with all ~16,000 seats at the [[MGM Grand]] being purchased.[http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2009/apr/22/ricky-hatton-manny-pacquiao] The final attendance was reported as 16,262.
	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	[[file:Ricky Hatton vs. Manny Pacquiao.JPG\|250px\|right]]		[[file:Ricky Hatton vs. Manny Pacquiao.JPG\|250px\|thumb\|right]]
	Hatton came out in the opening round looking to apply pressure and make it a physically rough fight. Pacquiao, however, was able to land effective counters and caught the visibly slower Hatton with big punches upstairs. It was evident that Hatton wanted to rush his way in and work mostly on the inside, but failed to move his head effectively and was repeatedly caught as he came forward. Hatton was put down twice in the opening round. The first came by way of a right hook. Hatton remained one one knee until the referee's count of eight. After making it to his feet, he was clearly shaken and spent much of the remainder of the round in survival mode. The second knockdown took place in the last few seconds of the round from an accumulation capped with a straight left that sent Hatton falling backwards.		Hatton came out in the opening round looking to apply pressure and make it a physically rough fight. Pacquiao, however, was able to land effective counters and caught the visibly slower Hatton with big punches upstairs. It was evident that Hatton wanted to rush his way in and work mostly on the inside, but failed to move his head effectively and was repeatedly caught as he came forward. Hatton was put down twice in the opening round. The first came by way of a right hook. Hatton remained one one knee until the referee's count of eight. After making it to his feet, he was clearly shaken and spent much of the remainder of the round in survival mode. The second knockdown took place in the last few seconds of the round from an accumulation capped with a straight left that sent Hatton falling backwards.
	Hatton landed a few decent punches in the opening of Round 2 and for a split second it appeared that he might have regained himself enough to make it a competitive fight. A sudden and perfect left hand, however, put Hatton out and sent him straight to the mat. He remained lying flat on his back in the center of the ring as the referee, kneeling beside him, reached the count of ten. Hatton, who looked to be in bad shape after the knockout, was down in the ring for a few tense moments as he was attended to by the ringside physicians.		Hatton landed a few decent punches in the opening of Round 2 and for a split second it appeared that he might have regained himself enough to make it a competitive fight. A sudden and perfect left hand, however, put Hatton out and sent him straight to the mat. He remained lying flat on his back in the center of the ring as the referee, kneeling beside him, reached the count of ten. Hatton, who looked to be in bad shape after the knockout, was down in the ring for a few tense moments as he was attended to by the ringside physicians.

Sweetscientist at 03:25, 10 May 2009

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	'''Promoters:''' [[Top Rank]] & [[Golden Boy Promotions]]<br>		'''Promoters:''' [[Top Rank]] & [[Golden Boy Promotions]]<br>
	'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Michael Buffer]]<br>		'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Michael Buffer]]<br>
	'''Trainers:''' [[Floyd Mayweather]] (Hatton), [[Freddie Roach]] (Pacquiao)<br>		'''Trainers:''' [[Floyd Mayweather]] (Hatton), [[Freddie Roach]] w/ [[Michael Moorer]] (Pacquiao)<br>
	'''2nd Weigh In:''' Hatton 152 lbs., Pacquiao 148 lbs.<br>		'''2nd Weigh In:''' Hatton 152 lbs., Pacquiao 148 lbs.<br>
	'''Time:''' 2:59		'''Time:''' 2:59

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	[[file:Hattonposter.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|Official Artwork by Richard T. Slone]]		[[file:Hattonposter.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|Official Artwork by Richard T. Slone]]
	<fight>1382833</fight>		<fight>1382833</fight>
	'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Pay-Per-View]] (Main Event)<br>		*'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Pay-Per-View]] (Main Event)<br>
	'''Promoters:''' [[Top Rank]] & [[Golden Boy Promotions]]<br>		*'''Promoters:''' [[Top Rank]] & [[Golden Boy Promotions]]<br>
	'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Michael Buffer]]<br>		*'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Michael Buffer]]<br>
	'''Trainers:''' [[Floyd Mayweather]] (Hatton), [[Freddie Roach]] w/ [[Michael Moorer]] (Pacquiao)<br>		*'''Trainers:''' [[Floyd Mayweather]] (Hatton), [[Freddie Roach]] w/ [[Michael Moorer]] (Pacquiao)<br>
	'''2nd Weigh In:''' Hatton 152 lbs., Pacquiao 148 lbs.<br>		*'''2nd Weigh In:''' Hatton 152 lbs., Pacquiao 148 lbs.<br>
	~~'''Time:''' 2:59~~
	* '''[[International Boxing Organization]] Light Welterweight Title''' (3rd defense by Hatton)		* '''[[International Boxing Organization]] Light Welterweight Title''' (3rd defense by Hatton)
	* '''[[The Ring Magazine]] Junior Welterweight Title''' (Hatton defending)		* '''[[The Ring Magazine]] Junior Welterweight Title''' (Hatton defending)
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	*[[:Image:PacHatton.jpg\|Photo #2]]		*[[:Image:PacHatton.jpg\|Photo #2]]
	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	[[file:Ricky Hatton vs. Manny Pacquiao.JPG\|~~200px~~\|thumb\|right]]		[[file:Ricky Hatton vs. Manny Pacquiao.JPG\|250px\|thumb\|right]]
	Hatton came out in the opening round looking to apply pressure and make it a physically rough fight. Pacquiao, however, was able to land effective counters and caught the visibly slower Hatton with big punches upstairs. It was evident that Hatton wanted to rush his way in and work mostly on the inside, but failed to move his head effectively and was repeatedly caught as he came forward. Hatton was put down twice in the opening round. The first came by way of a right hook. Hatton remained one one knee until the referee's count of eight. After making it to his feet, he was clearly shaken and spent much of the remainder of the round in survival mode. The second knockdown took place in the last few seconds of the round from an accumulation capped with a straight left that sent Hatton falling backwards.		Hatton came out in the opening round looking to apply pressure and make it a physically rough fight. Pacquiao, however, was able to land effective counters and caught the visibly slower Hatton with big punches upstairs. It was evident that Hatton wanted to rush his way in and work mostly on the inside, but failed to move his head effectively and was repeatedly caught as he came forward. Hatton was put down twice in the opening round. The first came by way of a right hook. Hatton remained one one knee until the referee's count of eight. After making it to his feet, he was clearly shaken and spent much of the remainder of the round in survival mode. The second knockdown took place in the last few seconds of the round from an accumulation capped with a straight left that sent Hatton falling backwards.
	Hatton landed a few decent punches in the opening of Round 2 and for a split second it appeared that he might have regained himself enough to make it a competitive fight. A sudden and perfect left hand, however, put Hatton out and sent him straight to the mat. He remained lying flat on his back in the center of the ring as the referee, kneeling beside him, reached the count of ten. Hatton, who looked to be in bad shape after the knockout, was down in the ring for a few tense moments as he was attended to by the ringside physicians.		Hatton landed a few decent punches in the opening of Round 2 and for a split second it appeared that he might have regained himself enough to make it a competitive fight. A sudden and perfect left hand, however, put Hatton out and sent him straight to the mat. He remained lying flat on his back in the center of the ring as the referee, kneeling beside him, reached the count of ten. Hatton, who looked to be in bad shape after the knockout, was down in the ring for a few tense moments as he was attended to by the ringside physicians.