http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4qwB...om=PL&index=24
Be exactly the same, only more painful.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4qwB...om=PL&index=24
Be exactly the same, only more painful.
That happened over 10 years ago. But you know what though?...Quote:
Originally Posted by leftylee
This happened just less than a couple of years ago...
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Yeah because we've really seen Pacquiao master the check hook... I am not saying he won't win, but he won't win on a hook unless he has Hatton going backwards.
1, 10 or 20 years ago. Don't matter when. Fact is its happened, and it will happen again next month. You can't grow iron on a body.
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Originally Posted by Killa From ManilaThat happened over 10 years ago. But you know what though?...Quote:
Originally Posted by leftylee
This happened just less than a couple of years ago...
http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/e...ylistics/a.gif
:lolhaha: Priceless!
What a ridiculous comparison - the guy who knocked out Pacquiao through a good body punch, like Hatton does. Mayweather is a defensive counter-puncher who was too scared to go toe-to-toe with Hatton, whereas Pacquiao is going to stand toe-to-toe with Hatton like he did with Marquez and Morales and he is going to get hit a lot more than Mayweather did. And even Mayweather, elusive as he is, almost got put on the canvas in the opening rounds when Hatton caught him.
More cam angles ;D...Quote:
Originally Posted by Killa From ManilaThat happened over 10 years ago. But you know what though?...Quote:
Originally Posted by leftylee
This happened just less than a couple of years ago...
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Mayweather was toe to toe with Hatton most of the fight, he wasn't in the in the middle of the ring but on the ropes where Hatton is best, and Hatton still wasn't landing the best shots. Don't kid yourself into believing that Mayweather was truly trying to stay away from Hatton that fight, he wanted to beat Hatton on the inside which is why he hardly used lateral movement.Quote:
Originally Posted by SRRQuote:
Originally Posted by Killa From ManilaThat happened over 10 years ago. But you know what though?...Quote:
Originally Posted by leftylee
This happened just less than a couple of years ago...
http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/e...ylistics/a.gif
:lolhaha: Priceless!
What a ridiculous comparison - the guy who knocked out Pacquiao through a good body punch, like Hatton does. Mayweather is a defensive counter-puncher who was too scared to go toe-to-toe with Hatton, whereas Pacquiao is going to stand toe-to-toe with Hatton like he did with Marquez and Morales and he is going to get hit a lot more than Mayweather did. And even Mayweather, elusive as he is, almost got put on the canvas in the opening rounds when Hatton caught him.
ricky will ware him down with those power shots and ko him late.
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Originally Posted by ledsham
Yep,thats they way I think the fight will go.
Pac-Man's win at lightweight was against a decent but limited fighter who just happened to hold the wbc belt at the time but was not really a top lightweight.
His win at welterweight ,well we all know the story there.At the time DLH was really a lightmiddle who was weight drained and past his sell by date.
Hatton on the other hand is the best light-welter in the world and has been for a long time.
I just hope people dont start making excuse for MP after the fight.
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Originally Posted by porkyparaQuote:
Originally Posted by ledsham
Yep,thats they way I think the fight will go.
Pac-Man's win at lightweight was against a decent but limited fighter who just happened to hold the wbc belt at the time but was not really a top lightweight.
His win at welterweight ,well we all know the story there.At the time DLH was really a lightmiddle who was weight drained and past his sell by date.
Hatton on the other hand is the best light-welter in the world and has been for a long time.
I just hope people dont start making excuse for MP after the fight.
I agree with that. I think the De La Hoya win flatters Pacman. Hes fighting the best 140 pound fighter in the world in Hatton. I think Hatton can wear Pacquiao down and stop him in 8.
I agree with that. I think the De La Hoya win flatters Pacman. Hes fighting the best 140 pound fighter in the world in Hatton. I think Hatton can wear Pacquiao down and stop him in 8.[/quote]
Totaly agree and i think it will end in the 8th round too.:)
Lol. That's like Hatton digging his own grave. How the hell can Hatton wear Pac down without his face getting sliced and diced with Pac's well known extreme punching precision? Pac is faster, slightly taller and has the 3" reach advantage, can dart in and out at will, and his hands are like meat grinder... they cut like knives.Quote:
Originally Posted by LBSCFCQuote:
Originally Posted by porkyparaQuote:
Originally Posted by ledsham
Yep,thats they way I think the fight will go.
Pac-Man's win at lightweight was against a decent but limited fighter who just happened to hold the wbc belt at the time but was not really a top lightweight.
His win at welterweight ,well we all know the story there.At the time DLH was really a lightmiddle who was weight drained and past his sell by date.
Hatton on the other hand is the best light-welter in the world and has been for a long time.
I just hope people dont start making excuse for MP after the fight.
I agree with that. I think the De La Hoya win flatters Pacman. Hes fighting the best 140 pound fighter in the world in Hatton. I think Hatton can wear Pacquiao down and stop him in 8.
Everytime Hatton lunges in and miss, he will be assaulted with barage of punches. "death by a thousand left hands"...
...and right hooks. :cool:
LOL, someone still isn't over the Hatton loss.. Mayweather beat hatton at his own game.. did you watch the fight? Did you hear Hatton, himself, state that he didn't think mayweather would be as good as he was on the inside?Quote:
Originally Posted by SRRQuote:
Originally Posted by Killa From ManilaThat happened over 10 years ago. But you know what though?...Quote:
Originally Posted by leftylee
This happened just less than a couple of years ago...
http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/e...ylistics/a.gif
:lolhaha: Priceless!
What a ridiculous comparison - the guy who knocked out Pacquiao through a good body punch, like Hatton does. Mayweather is a defensive counter-puncher who was too scared to go toe-to-toe with Hatton, whereas Pacquiao is going to stand toe-to-toe with Hatton like he did with Marquez and Morales and he is going to get hit a lot more than Mayweather did. And even Mayweather, elusive as he is, almost got put on the canvas in the opening rounds when Hatton caught him.
This is why i really shouldn't read any more posts about Ricky or Pacman for at least a week before the fight.. because all you really have are fan boys for each fighter and it's ridiculously irritating..
I hope this fight ends in a double KO ending both of their careers.
Meat grinder hands? cut like knives? :rofmaoal:Quote:
Originally Posted by Killa From ManilaLol. That's like Hatton digging his own grave. How the hell can Hatton wear Pac down without his face getting sliced and diced with Pac's well known extreme punching precision? Pac is faster, slightly taller and has the 3" reach advantage, can dart in and out at will, and his hands are like meat grinder... they cut like knives.Quote:
Originally Posted by LBSCFCQuote:
Originally Posted by porkypara
I agree with that. I think the De La Hoya win flatters Pacman. Hes fighting the best 140 pound fighter in the world in Hatton. I think Hatton can wear Pacquiao down and stop him in 8.
Everytime Hatton lunges in and miss, he will be assaulted with barage of punches. "death by a thousand left hands"...
...and right hooks. :cool:
Comical bullshit you have to admit.
In the opening round when Mayweather stumbled backwards was because he lost his footing not because Hatton caught him. I hope you don't think that jab landed hard enough to stun Mayweather. Never once in that fight did I think Mayweather was hurt or in trouble.Quote:
Originally Posted by SRRQuote:
Originally Posted by Killa From ManilaThat happened over 10 years ago. But you know what though?...Quote:
Originally Posted by leftylee
This happened just less than a couple of years ago...
http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/e...ylistics/a.gif
:lolhaha: Priceless!
What a ridiculous comparison - the guy who knocked out Pacquiao through a good body punch, like Hatton does. Mayweather is a defensive counter-puncher who was too scared to go toe-to-toe with Hatton, whereas Pacquiao is going to stand toe-to-toe with Hatton like he did with Marquez and Morales and he is going to get hit a lot more than Mayweather did. And even Mayweather, elusive as he is, almost got put on the canvas in the opening rounds when Hatton caught him.
I was routing for Hatton in that fight too so I was already looking to aggrandize anything Hatton landed..
I think JLC hurt Floyd real good with the body shot. And also, Judah knocked him down but the ref didn't see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by C-LoIn the opening round when Mayweather stumbled backwards was because he lost his footing not because Hatton caught him. I hope you don't think that jab landed hard enough to stun Mayweather. Never once in that fight did I think Mayweather was hurt or in trouble.Quote:
Originally Posted by SRRQuote:
Originally Posted by Killa From Manila
What a ridiculous comparison - the guy who knocked out Pacquiao through a good body punch, like Hatton does. Mayweather is a defensive counter-puncher who was too scared to go toe-to-toe with Hatton, whereas Pacquiao is going to stand toe-to-toe with Hatton like he did with Marquez and Morales and he is going to get hit a lot more than Mayweather did. And even Mayweather, elusive as he is, almost got put on the canvas in the opening rounds when Hatton caught him.
I was routing for Hatton in that fight too so I was already looking to aggrandize anything Hatton landed..
Nothing to do with Hatton falling head first into a the ring post then?Quote:
Originally Posted by THE BOXING GOD
Mayweather was just off balance in the first round. A jab landed, but that weren't the problem, Mayweather was moving back. Similar to round one of David Haye v Enzo Maccarinelli, Haye stumbled back, not because of a punch though. A punch never even landed.
You don't even know which ref has been appointed? It's Bayless, a proper referee. Why the fuck you want Cortez to ref the fight?Quote:
Originally Posted by THE BOXING GOD
If by standing toe-to-toe you mean clinching and rubbing his elbows in Hatton's face because he was too scared to actually fight him, then yeah, I agree.;) I'm not taking anything away from Mayweather - he had his tactics, and they worked. However, that doesn't change the fact he was afraid to catch one from Hatton. You could see the shock in his eyes when Hatton nearly knocked him down, and from then on it was elbows galore. And if you want to kid yourself and sweep all that under the rug, and say he was happy to trade shots with Hatton, then quite frankly you've left the land of bias and entered the land of delusion.Quote:
Originally Posted by TaethMayweather was toe to toe with Hatton most of the fight, he wasn't in the in the middle of the ring but on the ropes where Hatton is best, and Hatton still wasn't landing the best shots. Don't kid yourself into believing that Mayweather was truly trying to stay away from Hatton that fight, he wanted to beat Hatton on the inside which is why he hardly used lateral movement.Quote:
Originally Posted by SRRQuote:
Originally Posted by Killa From Manila
What a ridiculous comparison - the guy who knocked out Pacquiao through a good body punch, like Hatton does. Mayweather is a defensive counter-puncher who was too scared to go toe-to-toe with Hatton, whereas Pacquiao is going to stand toe-to-toe with Hatton like he did with Marquez and Morales and he is going to get hit a lot more than Mayweather did. And even Mayweather, elusive as he is, almost got put on the canvas in the opening rounds when Hatton caught him.
what's your dad/grandads name?Quote:
Originally Posted by THE BOXING GOD
I am a Massive Hatton fan so may be a little biased but I really think the Hitman can pull this one off. Pacquiao fans, the bookies and the boxing press all have this down as an easy win for Manny partly due to his one sided demolition of Oscar De la Hoya. Oscar was shot at the weight and offered little or no resistance, throwing nothing in return. Light-Welterweight (140 lbs) is Ricky's division and he will be comfortable at this level standing toe to toe and coming forward throwing bigger and harder punches, (particularly to the body) than Pacquiao has ever had to deal with. The Pacmans coach Freddy Roach is predicting a third round KO, but if his fighter tries to get into a brawl with Ricky and not outbox him he will be in a lot of trouble. I think that Hatton will have improved his defence even more since the Malinaggi fight and against someone who doesn't run around the ring it will be more evident. He will have to watch out for the Pacman's fast left hand and keep working on punishing his arms so that when the Pacman drops them he can slip in and deliver the same devastating left hook that finished Castillo and numerous other opponents. I can't wait, hopefully Ricky can prove along with Froch on Saturday and David Haye in June that British boxers can compete with the best in the world.
Right.. so your Grandad and Dad were pros but you can't name them?Quote:
Originally Posted by THE BOXING GOD
SO.. your dad wasn't even good enough to be a pro? What pros does he currently train?Quote:
Originally Posted by THE BOXING GOD
And you're CLEARLY not very proud of your Grandad's career? Why is that?
OKQuote:
Originally Posted by THE BOXING GOD
Just name the pros he trains?
Righto.Quote:
Originally Posted by THE BOXING GOD
You seem to be suffering from a bad case of all mouth no action.. or maybe shooting oneself in the foot
Trust me, i'm a doctor. ;)
Still 8 days to go and this site is already loaded with very interesting posts... I like it... ;D
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God, I miss all the action around these parts! Hilarious stuff!! ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by FensterRighto.Quote:
Originally Posted by THE BOXING GOD
You seem to be suffering from a bad case of all mouth no action.. or maybe shooting oneself in the foot
Trust me, i'm a doctor. ;)
It's not a great idea to run around a boxing forum calling fighters "bum" when you claim to come from a boxing family... they sure better be good. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by milesGod, I miss all the action around these parts! Hilarious stuff!! ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by FensterRighto.Quote:
Originally Posted by THE BOXING GOD
You seem to be suffering from a bad case of all mouth no action.. or maybe shooting oneself in the foot
Trust me, i'm a doctor. ;)
THIS GUY CLAIMS TO BE FROM A BOXING FAMILY. BET HE STILL LIVES IN THE BASEMENT OF HIS FATHERS HOUSE IN THE BACK STREETS OF LIVERPOOL SOMEWHERE.EATING FISH N CHIPS IN HIS UNDERWARE AND HATEING ON HATTON BECAUSE HE CANT BE LIKE HIM .HE WOULD WANT HATTON TO LOSE TO ANYONE.Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterIt's not a great idea to run around a boxing forum calling fighters "bum" when you claim to come from a boxing family... they sure better be good. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by milesGod, I miss all the action around these parts! Hilarious stuff!! ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Although Pac is way improved from them days I also think Hattons bodywork will be the difference and I see him winning by late stoppage!
If Hatton comes in with a good gameplan, then Pacquiao will be getting very sore ribs very quickly. On the other hand he could come in, push on, miss a few and get checked by Pacquiao a few times with his fast combos.
I'm sure both are very well prepared for what they think they'll be facing, I guess in a way it depends if Roach can out think Mayweather Snr or the other way round to a certain degree.
On a side note, sorry to take this off topic a bit but why is it that I can't see the quotes from The Boxing God?...is it because he's left/been kicked from the forum?..I'm still kinda new to a lot of the forum stuff....
i think ricky will no doubt will push pac on the back foot,theres no way it will be the other way round, and from what i seen pac cant fight on the backfoot so think thats the way fight will be won for ricky, and on boxing god i hope he is banned, hes a doucheQuote:
Originally Posted by clintuk
Not only is he from a boxing family apparently but in the Anderson Silva vs Roy Jones thread he said boxing was a superior sport and went on to talk about how he was a boxer who within 4 months mastered MMA and ruled the gym and beat sponsored guys in the gym and knew more about MMA then anyone on this forum ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by FensterIt's not a great idea to run around a boxing forum calling fighters "bum" when you claim to come from a boxing family... they sure better be good. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by milesGod, I miss all the action around these parts! Hilarious stuff!! ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
that boy needs a bullit :tombstone:Quote:
Originally Posted by MajestyNot only is he from a boxing family apparently but in the Anderson Silva vs Roy Jones thread he said boxing was a superior sport and went on to talk about how he was a boxer who within 4 months mastered MMA and ruled the gym and beat sponsored guys in the gym and knew more about MMA then anyone on this forum ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by FensterIt's not a great idea to run around a boxing forum calling fighters "bum" when you claim to come from a boxing family... they sure better be good. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by miles
He should apply constant pressure in every seconds of the round and don't give pacquiao a chance to run. He should dictate his speciality which is "in fighting". And he should target Pacman's body, his weakness (he has been stopped before in body shot twice)... and pray.
winning by late stopage? NAH! if Hatton will not knock Manny Pacquiao in the first half of the fight, Hatton's chance of winning is slim. Pacman is monster, he has a lot of stamina in his tank, his speed and power is almost the same from 1st round to the 12 round, Hatton should stop Paquiao in early round or Pacquiao will eat him alive in 6th to 12th round.Quote:
Originally Posted by rjj tszyu
Ricky will try to shove Manny to the ropes or the corner the whole night to unload massive bodyshots and hooks to the head. If unable to do so he will tie up Manny.