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    Default I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    This is my 3 day notice


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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    You need help? Alright. Hatton. Fighter with a great chin, poor defense, decent power. His stamina is probably his best trait. Has an aggressive/fouling style. He's a good, solid fighter. Unfortunately, he's made out to be a god by his home country and his loyal fans/groupies. Who ignore the fact that he seems to get favorable treatment from all referees. His biggest win was over an aging champion (Kostya Tyszu) who had fought a total of 2 rounds in 2 years. Hatton had always refused to fight anywhere but his hometown, until recently. Looking to make a name for himself in America, Hatton decided to fight in Boston. With the 140 division in court proceedings, Hatton decided to move up to 147. He challenged Luis Collazo a title holder with only 12 knock outs. Easy work was expected for Hatton. But Collazo proved he was no push over and fought Hatton head to head. It seemed Collazo did enough to keep his title in a close fight. But Collazo doesn't have Hatton's following and hadn't just recently signed with HBO. So Hatton was giving a "welcome to HBO" win. The hype goes on. Can't really blame Hatton. He's a good fighter. But he's being made out to be more than he is.

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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    thanks.

    I was thinking of putting my drafts here.

    So I will be.

    Wish this would be made a sticky by someone of power

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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    Do a article of how you get all the predictions wrong......

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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    Quote Originally Posted by Starr
    thanks.

    I was thinking of putting my drafts here.

    So I will be.

    Wish this would be made a sticky by someone of power
    Why should a thread consisting of your article drafts be made a sticky? My God, your ego knows no bounds

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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise
    You need help? Alright. Hatton. Fighter with a great chin, poor defense, decent power. His stamina is probably his best trait. Has an aggressive/fouling style. He's a good, solid fighter. Unfortunately, he's made out to be a god by his home country and his loyal fans/groupies. Who ignore the fact that he seems to get favorable treatment from all referees. His biggest win was over an aging champion (Kostya Tyszu) who had fought a total of 2 rounds in 2 years. Hatton had always refused to fight anywhere but his hometown, until recently. Looking to make a name for himself in America, Hatton decided to fight in Boston. With the 140 division in court proceedings, Hatton decided to move up to 147. He challenged Luis Collazo a title holder with only 12 knock outs. Easy work was expected for Hatton. But Collazo proved he was no push over and fought Hatton head to head. It seemed Collazo did enough to keep his title in a close fight. But Collazo doesn't have Hatton's following and hadn't just recently signed with HBO. So Hatton was giving a "welcome to HBO" win. The hype goes on. Can't really blame Hatton. He's a good fighter. But he's being made out to be more than he is.

    16 of his 41 fights have been in his hometown, he'd fought in the US 3 times before Saturday and once in Germany

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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    hmm... I'm gonna start from the start and conclude with this fight.

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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    Quote Originally Posted by Starr
    hmm... I'm gonna start from the start and conclude with this fight.
    If you are objective and if you have a clue, it should be a pretty favourable article for Ricky
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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    Quote Originally Posted by B@rr3r@
    Do a article of how you get all the predictions wrong......
    LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by B@rr3r@
    Do a article of how you get all the predictions wrong......
    At least I don't make a meaningless post about who wants to be a millionaire with no reason behind it

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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    Quote Originally Posted by Starr
    Quote Originally Posted by B@rr3r@
    Do a article of how you get all the predictions wrong......
    At least I don't make a meaningless post about who wants to be a millionaire with no reason behind it
    She's done ya their fella - ahahaha
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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    Quote Originally Posted by FightingPhil
    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise
    You need help? Alright. Hatton. Fighter with a great chin, poor defense, decent power. His stamina is probably his best trait. Has an aggressive/fouling style. He's a good, solid fighter. Unfortunately, he's made out to be a god by his home country and his loyal fans/groupies. Who ignore the fact that he seems to get favorable treatment from all referees. His biggest win was over an aging champion (Kostya Tyszu) who had fought a total of 2 rounds in 2 years. Hatton had always refused to fight anywhere but his hometown, until recently. Looking to make a name for himself in America, Hatton decided to fight in Boston. With the 140 division in court proceedings, Hatton decided to move up to 147. He challenged Luis Collazo a title holder with only 12 knock outs. Easy work was expected for Hatton. But Collazo proved he was no push over and fought Hatton head to head. It seemed Collazo did enough to keep his title in a close fight. But Collazo doesn't have Hatton's following and hadn't just recently signed with HBO. So Hatton was giving a "welcome to HBO" win. The hype goes on. Can't really blame Hatton. He's a good fighter. But he's being made out to be more than he is.

    16 of his 41 fights have been in his hometown, he'd fought in the US 3 times before Saturday and once in Germany
    Yeah, I know. I just think my way adds a little more to the article. O'well, take the cc

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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise
    Quote Originally Posted by FightingPhil
    Quote Originally Posted by Violent Demise
    You need help? Alright. Hatton. Fighter with a great chin, poor defense, decent power. His stamina is probably his best trait. Has an aggressive/fouling style. He's a good, solid fighter. Unfortunately, he's made out to be a god by his home country and his loyal fans/groupies. Who ignore the fact that he seems to get favorable treatment from all referees. His biggest win was over an aging champion (Kostya Tyszu) who had fought a total of 2 rounds in 2 years. Hatton had always refused to fight anywhere but his hometown, until recently. Looking to make a name for himself in America, Hatton decided to fight in Boston. With the 140 division in court proceedings, Hatton decided to move up to 147. He challenged Luis Collazo a title holder with only 12 knock outs. Easy work was expected for Hatton. But Collazo proved he was no push over and fought Hatton head to head. It seemed Collazo did enough to keep his title in a close fight. But Collazo doesn't have Hatton's following and hadn't just recently signed with HBO. So Hatton was giving a "welcome to HBO" win. The hype goes on. Can't really blame Hatton. He's a good fighter. But he's being made out to be more than he is.

    16 of his 41 fights have been in his hometown, he'd fought in the US 3 times before Saturday and once in Germany
    Yeah, I know. I just think my way adds a little more to the article. O'well, take the cc
    cheers man cc back at u
    the rest is pretty acurate

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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    Quote Originally Posted by BIG H
    Quote Originally Posted by Starr
    hmm... I'm gonna start from the start and conclude with this fight.
    If you are objective and if you have a clue, it should be a pretty favourable article for Ricky
























    P.S. Star. PLEASE try and make it an honest un-biased appraisel
    Fair play and good luck

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    Default Re: I'm doing a Hatton article for Saddoboxing.com

    Quote Originally Posted by Smashup
    Quote Originally Posted by BIG H
    Quote Originally Posted by Starr
    hmm... I'm gonna start from the start and conclude with this fight.
    If you are objective and if you have a clue, it should be a pretty favourable article for Ricky
























    P.S. Star. PLEASE try and make it an honest un-biased appraisel
    Fair play and good luck
    I promise Smash I will try my hardest to make it unbiased, It won't be a "Hunting the Hitman" article

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