Lose Your Record....

I dont know what Zab does behind closed doors, but the point I am trying to put across, is Zab tired after round four, or he lost the plot, (which is possible for Zab)


What I am saying is Ricky wont do this.

Thats when we see the real PBF moving and hitting ducking weaving causing Hatton to tire and causing him all kinds of problems, and thats when we see how good Hatton is to couter Floyds tactics.

This is why the fight needs to be made, Hatton destroys Collazo, then possibley Gatti or Baldomere

Whilst Flloyd beats Margarito...

Then.....SUPER-FIGHT!

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Yep...although I see PBF not making a fight anytime too soon, because he said he hurt his hand during the judah fight...so maybe Margarito can fight somebody else with a name in stead of trying to pull a tarver, which is not fight until the money maker decides to fight you....

PBF should rest until him and Hatton fight at the same time, lets say November, then hopefully after both defending succesfully...we can have the fight we want.

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PBF should rest until him and Hatton fight at the same time, lets say November, then hopefully after both defending succesfully...we can have the fight we want.

How do I Cool Click?

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You can't until you've had 100 posts!
Oh,and i'll give you a cc for your initial one! ;)A well put topic!

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Hi B@rr3r@ and welcome to the forum. I agree it's great when the best in each division fight each other but I think it is happening a lot now.

Mayweather hasn't ducked anybody. People say Hatton but really Mayweather is just thinking bigger than any one fight and going or a legacy along the the lines of Leonard and De La Hoya. He wants to be a 5 weight world champ so he was never going to hang around at 140 when he still had 147 and 154 to conquer.

Now he's beatne Judah, who up until January this year was unquestionably THE man at 147 lbs he will already be looking at the likes of Mosely and De La Hoya en route to a climb up to 154. I don't think Hatton is getting a shot at Mayweather any time soon.

Personally I'm not too bothered, I'm not nearly as optimistic about Ricky's chances as everyone else. Mayweather is a different class altogether and wins a hard fought but unanimous decision against a gutsy Hatton in my book

Margarito really isn't anybody. He's a big puncher who looked great in knocking out Kermit Cintron and he was powerful against Michael Gomez but he's nothing special as a boxer. Slow and wide open, Mayweather will pick him apart like he did Coralles.

To me Margarito is just a fashionable name that's being bandied about right now, he doesn't figure in the welter scene beyond being a possible road back to redemption for Zab Judah I think.

man this margiroto buttmunch has no hope in hell of beating ugly boy.

Glad to have you here.

I am not much of a fan of Floyd, but it's hard to argue that he;s not one of the top two fighters inthe game. He's fighting for recognition of a different kind: statistics and names. He wants belts and bucks, that's it. If he can get those things without fighting Margarito or Hatton, he will. I felt Castillo edged him in the first fight and both fighters above could apply that same kind of pressure. I'm not holding my breatht though. The idea of Judah rematch is a joke, we can't balme Floyd for that mandate.

I agree, there is no problem with an L against a great oponent. Take Fernando Vargas for example, this guy earned the respect and love of all boxing fans after his first loss to Trinidad, a fight in which he was down twice in the first round and still managed to come back to make the fight a real dog fight. After that he went on to loose two more fights , one to Oscar DLH and his most recent to Mosley. Three losses against three of the elite fighters of our generation and they were all great close fights. I belive you actually earn respect from these type of losses. These are fights that have no real loosers and that help portray both fighters as true warriors.

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I agree, there is no problem with an L against a great oponent. Take Fernando Vargas for example, this guy earned the respect and love of all boxing fans after his first loss to Trinidad, a fight in which he was down twice in the first round and still managed to come back to make the fight a real dog fight. After that he went on to loose two more fights , one to Oscar DLH and his most recent to Mosley. Three losses against three of the elite fighters of our generation and they were all great close fights. I belive you actually earn respect from these type of losses. These are fights that have no real loosers and that help portray both fighters as true warriors.

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Cool Click - I been saying this for ages! ;D