Hatton deffinitly does have one punch power
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Up2fYFBLYno
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Hatton deffinitly does have one punch power
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Up2fYFBLYno
I have a question. Right after this post was made...I noticed it had a 5 star rating. Did you vote for it yourself? If so...LOL.
If so, is it making you sad that it is now only 3 stars?
(I might vote it down a peg...just cuz I think you did vote it 5 stars. p.s. if I'm wrong about that...I don't care, because it was then likely Moono)
dont worry i will remind you. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by JonesJrMayweather
Are you kidding me? Have you saw how he floored Maussa and Castillo in 1 punch? Two equally awkward opponents in their own right and both certainly not weak opponents.Quote:
Originally Posted by miron_lang
Secondly, no one runs from Hatton lol NO ONE. He is too good at closing the distance down.. the only concern I have is pac runs too much and hits hatton has he chases him down, kinda like Floyd did to Hatton...
Hatton doesnt really have 1 punch KO power against the elite. Maussa is pretty ordinary and Castillo was no 140 fighter and has proven that he was nowhere near his best since.Quote:
Originally Posted by JoeyUKAre you kidding me? Have you saw how he floored Maussa and Castillo in 1 punch? Two equally awkward opponents in their own right and both certainly not weak opponents.Quote:
Originally Posted by miron_lang
Secondly, no one runs from Hatton lol NO ONE. He is too good at closing the distance down.. the only concern I have is pac runs too much and hits hatton has he chases him down, kinda like Floyd did to Hatton...
Hatton can pop no doubt, but he isnt a murderous puncher. Not at all.
Not to mention a liver punch will drop even the biggest/toughest fighters.Quote:
Originally Posted by milesQuote:
Originally Posted by JoeyUKAre you kidding me? Have you saw how he floored Maussa and Castillo in 1 punch? Two equally awkward opponents in their own right and both certainly not weak opponents.Quote:
Originally Posted by miron_lang
Secondly, no one runs from Hatton lol NO ONE. He is too good at closing the distance down.. the only concern I have is pac runs too much and hits hatton has he chases him down, kinda like Floyd did to Hatton...
Not to mention a liver punch will drop even the biggest/toughest fighters.
Hatton doesnt really have 1 punch KO power against the elite. Maussa is pretty ordinary and Castillo was no 140 fighter and has proven that he was nowhere near his best since.
Hatton can pop no doubt, but he isnt a murderous puncher. Not at all.
He's definitely not unbeatable and has had good fortune with the fighters his fought at the times he fought them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Howlin Mad Missy
I really think Ricky can do him, but Rickos did look like he'd been enjoying Christmas.
Was at ringside for that!Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
My eighteenth birthday!
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Originally Posted by Youngblood
Nope didnt vote on it....made it and left..
fair enough. I spose Moono can come tell me I voted it down now because he is mexican.Quote:
Originally Posted by JonesJrMayweatherQuote:
Originally Posted by Youngblood
Nope didnt vote on it....made it and left..
I was there too Donny, unfortunately not ringside though!Quote:
Originally Posted by hitmandonny
Was at ringside for that!Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
My eighteenth birthday!
So you were 18? I always pegged you as a lot older than that, that's probably because you know how to string a sentance together. Unlike many other young posters! ;)
As for Hatton beating Pac, I think he will. I genuinely believe Pac's performance agaisnt ODLH was exagerated by how bad Oscar really was. Pac looking so unbeatable was more down to ODLH than it was Pac.
Ricky Hatton on the other hand is no weight drained shot fighter, he's the No.1 LWW and the strongest fighter Pac has fought to date.
Yeah, I was lucky enough to go for my 18th, it was a great night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conrad
It was also the first time I saw Jennings box live (For non-Euro's) the guy who fights Cotto next.
Yeah, I'm 21, although having a daughter in the past year has enduced maturity. I genuinely feel the love a parent has for their child and as a result I think I've grown. So thanks Conrad mate:)
I just completly agree with what you've said.
If I'm proven wrong by all means I'll hold up my hands and give Pac his credit, but I think Ricky takes this one and he too should get his due.
Cotto only managed to stop him on cutsQuote:
Originally Posted by miles
Cheeky twat.Quote:
Originally Posted by ConradI was there too Donny, unfortunately not ringside though!Quote:
Originally Posted by hitmandonny
Was at ringside for that!Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
My eighteenth birthday!
So you were 18? I always pegged you as a lot older than that, that's probably because you know how to string a sentance together. Unlike many other young posters! ;)
As for Hatton beating Pac, I think he will. I genuinely believe Pac's performance agaisnt ODLH was exagerated by how bad Oscar really was. Pac looking so unbeatable was more down to ODLH than it was Pac.
Ricky Hatton on the other hand is no weight drained shot fighter, he's the No.1 LWW and the strongest fighter Pac has fought to date.
TBH i see this fight as 50/50
I think Hatton could win cause hes in his own weight class where he has more an advantage.
And Pac could win to by been quick on his feet and if he happens to cut Hatton it could be stopped.
kinda hard to choose but i rather have Hatton win this one.
I agree with this. I don't think Manny's ever faced such a naturally strong guy with great footspeed like Hatton. I'm extremely intrigued by this fight because Hatton always gets his way and he always gets you on the ropes.
Even against Floyd, Hatton got his way. Floyd had to beat Hatton at Hatton's own fight by muscling him and getting rough on the inside and on the ropes. Floyd STILL had to fight Hatton's type of fight. I can't see Manny outmuscling Hatton. Manny definitely isn't as big as Floyd and he doesn't have the type of defense Floyd has.
Plus, Manny needs space to operate and land his good punches. He's not gonna have it with Hatton. Unless you're much bigger than Hatton, he will find a way to make you fight his type of fight. Which is mauling, in close, brawling type of fight. He looked so good against ODLH because he was able to use his handspeed and most important footspeed to setup alot of his punches and move around and sidestep ODLH all night. I think Manny has a decent shot at winning due to him being a southpaw and having very fast hands but Manny's gonna realize that Hatton's footspeed and handspeed ain't too shabby. Hatton WILL get his way on the ropes. Quite honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if Manny got stopped to the body while he's out of position or on the ropes sometime in the middle rounds. Otherwise, I'm with you, I think it's gonna be a win for Hatton.