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only one man in the history of this sport...
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
maybe in your mind :rolleyes:
Hatton doesn't have shit on Ali, Rumble in the Jungle, case and point
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Some of the old Dempsey fights had ridiculous support. I think one had over 100,000 fans there.
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ElTerribleMorales
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
maybe in your mind :rolleyes:
Hatton doesn't have shit on Ali, Rumble in the Jungle, case and point
In terms of what??
Did ali bring 35,000 fans over to britain when he fought henry cooper? did he even bring 1,000???
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Tyson was quite famous.
South London was brought to a standstill when he visited in 2000.
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Fenster
Tyson was quite famous.
South London was brought to a standstill when he visited in 2000.
Did they pay thousands of pounds for the privilage??
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
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Originally Posted by
Fenster
Tyson was quite famous.
South London was brought to a standstill when he visited in 2000.
Did they pay thousands of pounds for the privilage??
Both Tyson and Ali would sell out arenas in countries that neither fighter that was involved in were natives of the country, and there was always a huge buzz
Ali/Frazier III - Phillipines
Ali/Foreman- Zaire
Tyson/Douglas (who wasn't even really considered a real test)- Japan
all sold out, obviously they didn't make as much money cause things weren't as expensive as now, if those fights would have taken place today it would have made millions more than anything Hatton has been in, anyone can get their hometown fans to fly over and break bank to go see them, even Taylor and Pavlik do that, but the real impressive thing is if you can get a country who has nothing to do with you to back you up, which both Tyson and Ali have done
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
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Originally Posted by
Fenster
Tyson was quite famous.
South London was brought to a standstill when he visited in 2000.
Did they pay thousands of pounds for the privilage??
You think Hatton is more famous than Tyson?
Tyson could pack-out anywhere on the planet with the locals. He didn't need a travelling army to make a noise.
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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Originally Posted by
ElTerribleMorales
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
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Originally Posted by
Fenster
Tyson was quite famous.
South London was brought to a standstill when he visited in 2000.
Did they pay thousands of pounds for the privilage??
Both Tyson and Ali would sell out arenas in countries that neither fighter that was involved in were natives of the country, and there was always a huge buzz
Ali/Frazier III - Phillipines
Ali/Foreman- Zaire
Tyson/Douglas (who wasn't even really considered a real test)- Japan
all sold out, obviously they didn't make as much money cause things weren't as expensive as now, if those fights would have taken place today it would have made millions more than anything Hatton has been in, anyone can get their hometown fans to fly over and break bank to go see them, even Taylor and Pavlik do that, but the real impressive thing is if you can get a country who has nothing to do with you to back you up, which both Tyson and Ali have done
So your admitting that after ali/tyson, hatton is the most popular sportsman of all time!!
very well said morales, youve gone up in my estimations now
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
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Originally Posted by
ElTerribleMorales
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
Did they pay thousands of pounds for the privilage??
Both Tyson and Ali would sell out arenas in countries that neither fighter that was involved in were natives of the country, and there was always a huge buzz
Ali/Frazier III - Phillipines
Ali/Foreman- Zaire
Tyson/Douglas (who wasn't even really considered a real test)- Japan
all sold out, obviously they didn't make as much money cause things weren't as expensive as now, if those fights would have taken place today it would have made millions more than anything Hatton has been in, anyone can get their hometown fans to fly over and break bank to go see them, even Taylor and Pavlik do that, but the real impressive thing is if you can get a country who has nothing to do with you to back you up, which both Tyson and Ali have done
So your admitting that after ali/tyson, hatton is the most popular sportsman of all time!!
very well said morales, youve gone up in my estimations now
no i'm not saying that you retard, he's far from it, DLH, Pacquiao, and hell even Holyfield are all more popular internationally than Hatton
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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Originally Posted by
ElTerribleMorales
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
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Originally Posted by
ElTerribleMorales
Both Tyson and Ali would sell out arenas in countries that neither fighter that was involved in were natives of the country, and there was always a huge buzz
Ali/Frazier III - Phillipines
Ali/Foreman- Zaire
Tyson/Douglas (who wasn't even really considered a real test)- Japan
all sold out, obviously they didn't make as much money cause things weren't as expensive as now, if those fights would have taken place today it would have made millions more than anything Hatton has been in, anyone can get their hometown fans to fly over and break bank to go see them, even Taylor and Pavlik do that, but the real impressive thing is if you can get a country who has nothing to do with you to back you up, which both Tyson and Ali have done
So your admitting that after ali/tyson, hatton is the most popular sportsman of all time!!
very well said morales, youve gone up in my estimations now
no i'm not saying that you retard, he's far from it, DLH, Pacquiao, and hell even Holyfield are all more popular internationally than Hatton
too late, youve already said it
All this bashing and all along you were a hatton fan. In future will you make your allegiances perfectly clear as i honestly thought you werent a fan
;D;D;D
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hattonthehammer
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Originally Posted by
ElTerribleMorales
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
So your admitting that after ali/tyson, hatton is the most popular sportsman of all time!!
very well said morales, youve gone up in my estimations now
no i'm not saying that you retard, he's far from it, DLH, Pacquiao, and hell even Holyfield are all more popular internationally than Hatton
too late, youve already said it
All this bashing and all along you were a hatton fan. In future will you make your allegiances perfectly clear as i honestly thought you werent a fan
;D;D;D
:lol:
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rjj tszyu
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
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Originally Posted by
ElTerribleMorales
no i'm not saying that you retard, he's far from it, DLH, Pacquiao, and hell even Holyfield are all more popular internationally than Hatton
too late, youve already said it
All this bashing and all along you were a hatton fan. In future will you make your allegiances perfectly clear as i honestly thought you werent a fan
;D;D;D
:lol:
crack must be strong as fuck in England....:rolleyes:
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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Originally Posted by
ElTerribleMorales
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Originally Posted by
rjj tszyu
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
too late, youve already said it
All this bashing and all along you were a hatton fan. In future will you make your allegiances perfectly clear as i honestly thought you werent a fan
;D;D;D
:lol:
crack must be strong as fuck in England....:rolleyes:
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only 4days left, get bidding!!!!
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riiiiiight, and rob you of another item for you to jizz your pants just by looking at it, no thanks, in fact here's a good clip of how you get whenever you think of anything Hatton related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pXfHLUlZf4
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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Originally Posted by
ElTerribleMorales
riiiiiight, and rob you of another item for you to jizz your pants just by looking at it, no thanks, in fact here's a good clip of how you get whenever you think of anything Hatton related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pXfHLUlZf4
*opens private message number 325,000,562 containing the message*
"ignore morales, he is a moron"
:vd:
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
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Originally Posted by
ElTerribleMorales
riiiiiight, and rob you of another item for you to jizz your pants just by looking at it, no thanks, in fact here's a good clip of how you get whenever you think of anything Hatton related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pXfHLUlZf4
*opens private message number 325,000,562 containing the message*
"ignore morales, he is a moron"
:vd:
go wank your willy to your Hatton poster's son ;D
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
Every time you think he's come up with the silliest post ever he manages to outdo himself.
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Youngblood
out of order blood
youve now moved up to 33 in my list of "saddo members id like to kill"
;D;D;D
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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Youngblood
forgot the huge shot against the ringpost :)
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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Youngblood
He is still very popular though.
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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Originally Posted by
ElTerribleMorales
forgot the huge shot against the ringpost :)
It's in there, patience. :)
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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rjj tszyu
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Youngblood
He is still very popular though.
read the name of the thread and hammers retarded first post, and tell me if Hatton measures up to any of the other names mentioned, unless you're blinded by patriotic pride, you'll see that he doesn't
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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ElTerribleMorales
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Originally Posted by
rjj tszyu
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Youngblood
He is still very popular though.
read the name of the thread and hammers retarded first post, and tell me if Hatton measures up to any of the other names mentioned, unless you're blinded by patriotic pride, you'll see that he doesn't
He doesn't mention any other fighter in the opening post. It's everyone else who mentions other fighters.
No he isn't as famous as Tyson and Ali and so on but he's a very popular boy, and whats different about Hatton is he is quite likeable.
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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rjj tszyu
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Originally Posted by
ElTerribleMorales
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Originally Posted by
rjj tszyu
He is still very popular though.
read the name of the thread and hammers retarded first post, and tell me if Hatton measures up to any of the other names mentioned, unless you're blinded by patriotic pride, you'll see that he doesn't
He doesn't mention any other fighter in the opening post. It's everyone else who mentions other fighters.
No he isn't as famous as Tyson and Ali and so on but he's a very popular boy, and whats different about Hatton is he is quite likeable.
let him dig himself a deeper grave mate
its humourous for all concerned!!
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Ali, Tyson, Leanard etc had massiv global followings, for being boxers.
Hatton has a massive national and arguably some what regional following of football supporters who mostly support him because he lays the beer and chips shit on a bit too thick.
Not to discredit him too much, I'm sure lots of those fans are legitimate boxing fans but in my opinion the mass following he has is mostly football supporters.
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AdamGB
Ali, Tyson, Leanard etc had massiv global followings, for being boxers.
Hatton has a massive national and arguably some what regional following of football supporters who mostly support him because he lays the beer and chips shit on a bit too thick.
Not to discredit him too much, I'm sure lots of those fans are legitimate boxing fans but in my opinion the mass following he has is mostly football supporters.
This. Having been at the Hatton-Pacquiao weigh in & fight, I can safely say the vast majority knew fuck all about boxing. Mosley got booed because they couldn't place him immediately, Hopkins got booed by virtue of Calzaghe (who was for some reason re-nicknamed 'Jumpin Joe Calzaghe') & the shrugs & confusion when Juan Manuel Marquez said it all about the number of 'boxing fans' among them.
Plus the amount of them trying to shadowbox having clearly never been near a boxing club in their life was laughable. Truly some of the most obnoxious fans I've ever met, it's lucky for them the Pacquiao fans were almost as unlikeable.
Hatton's fans are basically the same tools who go to England matches abroad & start throwing cafe tables at local waiters for 'being foreign' (witnessed that particular gem in Frankfurt in 2006).
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JazMerkin
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Originally Posted by
AdamGB
Ali, Tyson, Leanard etc had massiv global followings, for being boxers.
Hatton has a massive national and arguably some what regional following of football supporters who mostly support him because he lays the beer and chips shit on a bit too thick.
Not to discredit him too much, I'm sure lots of those fans are legitimate boxing fans but in my opinion the mass following he has is mostly football supporters.
This. Having been at the Hatton-Pacquiao weigh in & fight, I can safely say the vast majority knew fuck all about boxing. Mosley got booed because they couldn't place him immediately, Hopkins got booed by virtue of Calzaghe (who was for some reason re-nicknamed 'Jumpin Joe Calzaghe') & the shrugs & confusion when Juan Manuel Marquez said it all about the number of 'boxing fans' among them.
Plus the amount of them trying to shadowbox having clearly never been near a boxing club in their life was laughable. Truly some of the most obnoxious fans I've ever met, it's lucky for them the Pacquiao fans were almost as unlikeable.
Hatton's fans are basically the same tools who go to England matches abroad & start
throwing cafe tables at local waiters for 'being foreign' (witnessed that particular gem in Frankfurt in 2006).
My mate at work was talking about that exact same thing earlier in the week, coz he was there too. Said he cringed at being English when that happend
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Re: only one man in the history of this sport...
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hattonthehammer
Hatton is good but not great, plain and simple. Guys like you made him an overrated and overhyped fighter.
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"There is One Ricky Hatton,
Only one Ricky Hatton,
Swinging wild to land,
Holding his man,
Only to get Ko'd once again."
:lolhaha:
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Oh please ::** Hatton was cool because the crowd was a novelty but boxing is fine without him. Also, there were boxers with muuuuuch larger followings in the past they just couldn't travel with their fighter, the times wouldn't allow it. Even so, hundreds traveled by rail to watch Joe Louis' pro debut and people grabbed onto absolutely anything he or Dempsey ever did in their lives.
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Pacstraightleft
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
Hatton is good but not great, plain and simple. Guys like you made him an overrated and overhyped fighter.
guys like him make any fighter seem overrated and overhyped, he's one step away from saying Hatton walks on water and shits gold :rolleyes:
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Man if only Hatton would come back :eek:
....then we could see more of this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C25Imd11D9k
;D
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Lyle
hahaaha Hatton gives us the best knockouts to bad hes not doing the knocking out. ;D
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i am so bored of all hatton chanting & shit, it got old very very quickly
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wow, nice vids, fans support is great, i was at a M.Cotto fight at MSG, also had alot of fans there , nice crowd
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Hatton did have one hell of a fanbase.
It's a shame most of them knew fuck all about boxing and were mostly chavvy pissheads.
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Pugilistic
Hatton did have one hell of a fanbase.
It's a shame most of them knew fuck all about boxing and were mostly chavvy pissheads.
To be fair i met a fair few including the lads i was with in vegas who could quite easily tell you who owns what belt and how they got it.
Morales - please go suck a lemon essay, your beggining to become tiresome now
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Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer
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Originally Posted by
Fenster
Tyson was quite famous.
South London was brought to a standstill when he visited in 2000.
Did they pay thousands of pounds for the privilage??
To be fair; Modern money has devalued, air travel has now come into the reach of not only the middle class but many of the lower earners can afford to fly once a year.
Back in the day 60's you could buy a double storey house for 3000 pounds in sth London much less in Manchester, nothings is relevant anymore over time, other than the number of fans.