Thread: If Judah loses to cotto...

Why doesnt he go back to 140 and fight the winner of Hatton-Castillo? Does he find it too hard to make 140? I think if he loses he never will have a chance to be a champ at 147 right?

why would 3 consecutive losses give Zab the rite to fight the winner of Hatton Jlc, I think the cotto fight is last chance sallon for judah

to be honest bro if Judah went to 140 he would be the biggest name there apart from Hatton and Castillo right?

Originally Posted by gally

why would 3 consecutive losses give Zab the rite to fight the winner of Hatton Jlc, I think the cotto fight is last chance sallon for judah

What gave him the right to get a shot at Cotto?

I think Hatton should stay well clear of Judah he has always struggled with southpaws and Judah is a dangerous southpaw.

Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING

I think Hatton should stay well clear of Judah he has always struggled with southpaws and Judah is a dangerous southpaw.

still i think it would be a good fight to see at 140 in terms of names etc. i would be up for seeing that one!

Yes so would i but i think Hattons manager or ect should not have him fight Judah Hatton struggles badly with southpaws and light hitting Collazo had him out on his feet i would have him stay well away from Judah.

he struggled once against a tough champion being LC. he underestimated him and surely if Hatton knew he was fighting a guy like Zad Judah he would train a lot harder. But i dont agree about struggling with southpaws, he BATTERED! Urango and he was a southpaw.

Originally Posted by Tam Seddon

he struggled once against a tough champion being LC. he underestimated him and surely if Hatton knew he was fighting a guy like Zad Judah he would train a lot harder. But i dont agree about struggling with southpaws, he BATTERED! Urango and he was a southpaw.

Yes maybe there were reasons for Collazo but still he was rocked by a light hitting Collazo its well known Hatton always struggled with southpaws even in his amateur career he was dropped by a southpaw aswell and he held on to Urango after 6th round and Urango wasn't exactly a dangerous southpaw was he ??

Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING

Originally Posted by Tam Seddon

he struggled once against a tough champion being LC. he underestimated him and surely if Hatton knew he was fighting a guy like Zad Judah he would train a lot harder. But i dont agree about struggling with southpaws, he BATTERED! Urango and he was a southpaw.

Yes maybe there were reasons for Collazo but still he was rocked by a light hitting Collazo its well known Hatton always struggled with southpaws even in his amateur career he was dropped by a southpaw aswell and he held on to Urango after 6th round and Urango wasn't exactly a dangerous southpaw was he ??

He might of been holding on to Urango, but ill tell you this it was still winning the rounds right? He did what he had to, to win the fight and i was happy with that.

But thats not what im trying to say im saying Urango isn't dangerous opponent let alone dangerous southpaw even ask the die hard Hatton fans there tell you the same he has always had problems with southpaws.

Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING

But thats not what im trying to say im saying Urango isn't dangerous opponent let alone dangerous southpaw even ask the die hard Hatton fans there tell you the same he has always had problems with southpaws.

But its not all about struggling, its about working on what you struggle with so that you can do better and fight the bigger names. i think if he did get to 140 Hatton-Judah would be an awesome, maybe Hatton struggling would give the fight entertainment value, not always thinking o hatton struggles with them...HE is going to lose, if you get me?

Originally Posted by Tam Seddon

Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING

But thats not what im trying to say im saying Urango isn't dangerous opponent let alone dangerous southpaw even ask the die hard Hatton fans there tell you the same he has always had problems with southpaws.

But its not all about struggling, its about working on what you struggle with so that you can do better and fight the bigger names. i think if he did get to 140 Hatton-Judah would be an awesome, maybe Hatton struggling would give the fight entertainment value, not always thinking o hatton struggles with them...HE is going to lose, if you get me?

Im not saying it wouldn't be exciting but if i was handling Hatton i would have him well away from Judah because theres strong posssibility he could stop Hatton so you gotta look at it from that point of view yes great for the fans but if Hattons team were smart they would have him stay clear of Judah

Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING

Originally Posted by Tam Seddon

Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING

But thats not what im trying to say im saying Urango isn't dangerous opponent let alone dangerous southpaw even ask the die hard Hatton fans there tell you the same he has always had problems with southpaws.

But its not all about struggling, its about working on what you struggle with so that you can do better and fight the bigger names. i think if he did get to 140 Hatton-Judah would be an awesome, maybe Hatton struggling would give the fight entertainment value, not always thinking o hatton struggles with them...HE is going to lose, if you get me?

Im not saying it wouldn't be exciting but if i was handling Hatton i would have him well away from Judah because theres strong posssibility he could stop Hatton so you gotta look at it from that point of view yes great for the fans but if Hattons team were smart they would have him stay clear of Judah

but say IF he did go down a weight got some wins under his belt...you can see that Judah-Hatton would want the fans would want to see right ?

Maybe Tam but if i was handling Hatton i would duck Zab aslong as possible hopefully for Hatton Judah loses to Cotto because he has better chance at Cotto than he does at Judah imo.