Thread: WILL HATTON GIVE COLLAZO SAME COURTESY AS FLOYD GAVE CASTILLO?

When Mayweather had his toughest and ONLY controversial fight, he gave Castillo an IMMEDIATE REMATCH. Does Ricky Hatton have the stones to give a rematch to the guy who gave him his toughest, most controversial fight---Luis Collazo

My guess is that Ricky is not man enought to follow future Hall of Famer Mayweather's lead, which is one of several reasons why he will probably never make the Boxing HOF!!

its too early to call, i'd like hatton to give collazo a rematch....time will tell....

Rematch to a guy who got walked down all night, and didnt even have the balls to not run away when he had a man hurt....I think not

Originally Posted by Salhadin

Rematch to a guy who got walked down all night, and didnt even have the balls to not run away when he had a man hurt....I think not

How about to a guy who had him in major trouble in 12th round & would have KOd him in a 15-round fight?

Originally Posted by Salhadin

Rematch to a guy who outboxed him all night, and didnt even lack the balls to not run away when he had a man hurt....I think not

yea, I can see you're worried bout Ricky losing again

Originally Posted by Salhadin

Rematch to a guy who got walked down all night, and didnt even have the balls to not run away when he had a man hurt....I think not

Hmm if he beat him that badly then why are you so worried about a rematch?

Originally Posted by Snakey

Originally Posted by Salhadin

Rematch to a guy who got walked down all night, and didnt even have the balls to not run away when he had a man hurt....I think not

Hmm if he beat him that badly then why are you so worried about a rematch?

Because Collazo did beat him THAT badly

Originally Posted by Starr

Originally Posted by Snakey

Originally Posted by Salhadin

Rematch to a guy who got walked down all night, and didnt even have the balls to not run away when he had a man hurt....I think not

Hmm if he beat him that badly then why are you so worried about a rematch?

Because Collazo did beat him THAT badly

I think he was being sarcastic toward salhadin...because i thought hatton won too 115-112..but you can't take the belt away from the champ that way....and admitted that he was hurt several time during the fight so i doubt that he'll rematch collazo...but its collazo's fought if as a champ he make the contract with a rematch clause..he's a dummy if he didn't....

Even if he did Don King has an ink eraser

Originally Posted by Starr

Originally Posted by Snakey

Originally Posted by Salhadin

Rematch to a guy who got walked down all night, and didnt even have the balls to not run away when he had a man hurt....I think not

Hmm if he beat him that badly then why are you so worried about a rematch?

Because Collazo did beat him THAT badly

Well what i meant is why is sal so worried about a rematch with someone who hatton "apparently" beat the crap out of? If he did it then why be worried? The reason is coz deep down he knows hatton lost and doesnt want rickys 0 turning into 1

Also because Hatton landed his best left hook in the 11th, the same one that felled the iron chinned Maussa and Collazo laughed at him

Originally Posted by Starr

Also because Hatton landed his best left hook in the 11th, the same one that felled the iron chinned Maussa and Collazo laughed at him

Yeah that could do it too. Maussa was nothing more then a transition champ...he upset little viv and got a shot against hatton. Hatton wanna drop down to 140...before someone does drop him at 147.

if i were hatton i wouldn't rematch him either...you can't avenge a victory...look what happened to roy jones..if he would have taken the victory over tarver he wouldn't be what he is now..

id just rather see hatton move on to better things, Hatton vs gatti would be a hell of a match

I don't think so. Hatton isn't going to be interested in a rematch with Collazo, not because he's not manly enough, but because he sees bigger fights ahead of him now. However, all the bigger fights that he may have now are against guys that hit harder than Collazo, who rocked Hatton very seriously in the 12th round, and seemed to be outboxing him much of the time during the fight. The judges must have been giving Hatton lots of credit for aggressiveness and glancing blows, and not penalizing him at all for persistent holding and grappling, since I honestly didn't see Hatton landing many clean shots.