Hatton is Definitely Avoiding Witter

**jaz_pagan** · 02-21-2008 08:29 PM

He is avoiding Witter, but I have no idea why...he already fought the slickest boxer on the planet in Mayweather...I would think a fight with Witter would give him a good tune-up for a rematch with Floyd.

But then, if he were to lose to Witter, then Hatton wouldn't be the top dog in the UK anymore.

**Baby-Faced-Assassin** · 02-21-2008 08:39 PM

yes he is avoiding him as much as i hate to admit it

**SweetPea** · 02-23-2008 10:05 PM

Originally Posted by jaz_pagan

He is avoiding Witter, but I have no idea why...he already fought the slickest boxer on the planet in Mayweather...I would think a fight with Witter would give him a good tune-up for a rematch with Floyd.

I doubt Hatton really wants a rematch with Floyd. He got his ass kicked once already.

I don't see any problem with Hatton not wanting to fight Witter this spring. After a big KO loss, it's acceptable for Hatton to want an easy fight to get back on track.

After this fight though, if Witter is the biggest offer out there and Hatton turns it down for a lesser fight, then I think Hatton is open for criticism.

**leftylee** · 02-23-2008 10:12 PM

Originally Posted by SweetPea;467696[B

]I doubt Hatton really wants a rematch with Floyd. He got his ass kicked once already.[/B]

I don't see any problem with Hatton not wanting to fight Witter this spring. After a big KO loss, it's acceptable for Hatton to want an easy fight to get back on track.

After this fight though, if Witter is the biggest offer out there and Hatton turns it down for a lesser fight, then I think Hatton is open for criticism.

He does mate:

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BTW Hatton really is not ducking Witter for all you people who stupidly think he is