F.Mayweather Snr To train Hatton!

[donnydarkoIRL]

This is great news believe it or not.

Mayweather Sr. is not only a skills coach he places incredible emphasis on conditioning and fitness.

Yea but will they get on thats the thing i just can't see it.

Mayweather won't train him for anything less than a million, if Ricky's willing to shell that out then I'm sure he's willing to listen and be coached.

[Trainer Monkey]

This is great news believe it or not.

Mayweather Sr. is not only a skills coach he places incredible emphasis on conditioning and fitness.

Yea but will they get on thats the thing i just can't see it.

Mayweather won't train him for anything less than a million, if Ricky's willing to shell that out then I'm sure he's willing to listen and be coached.

Hard to say on that,Ricky's fought that way his whole career,the old dog new tricks syndrome.
I mean some fighters can re-invent themselves,Hopkins went from a hard nosed clincher to more of an out sniper,we'll see if Ricky can switch it up.

[donnydarkoIRL]

Yea but will they get on thats the thing i just can't see it.

Mayweather won't train him for anything less than a million, if Ricky's willing to shell that out then I'm sure he's willing to listen and be coached.

Hard to say on that,Ricky's fought that way his whole career,the old dog new tricks syndrome.
I mean some fighters can re-invent themselves,Hopkins went from a hard nosed clincher to more of an out sniper,we'll see if Ricky can switch it up.

Thats actually a common misconception.

Ricky hasn't fought the way he has for his entire career.
At domestic, European and even lower world level he was a fleet footed volume puncher with a great left hook to the body.

[sonny78]

Re: F.Mayweather Snr To train Hatton!
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Yea but will they get on thats the thing i just can't see it.
Mayweather won't train him for anything less than a million, if Ricky's willing to shell that out then I'm sure he's willing to listen and be coached.
Hard to say on that,Ricky's fought that way his whole career,the old dog new tricks syndrome.
I mean some fighters can re-invent themselves,Hopkins went from a hard nosed clincher to more of an out sniper,we'll see if Ricky can switch it up.
Thats actually a common misconception.

Ricky hasn't fought the way he has for his entire career.
At domestic, European and even lower world level he was a fleet footed volume puncher with a great left hook to the body.

This is true and if we can get even a bit of this Ricky back for a few fights its going to be interesting

[donnydarkoIRL]

Re: F.Mayweather Snr To train Hatton!
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Originally Posted by Trainer Monkey
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Originally Posted by hitmandonny
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Originally Posted by ICB

Yea but will they get on thats the thing i just can't see it.
Mayweather won't train him for anything less than a million, if Ricky's willing to shell that out then I'm sure he's willing to listen and be coached.
Hard to say on that,Ricky's fought that way his whole career,the old dog new tricks syndrome.
I mean some fighters can re-invent themselves,Hopkins went from a hard nosed clincher to more of an out sniper,we'll see if Ricky can switch it up.
Thats actually a common misconception.

Ricky hasn't fought the way he has for his entire career.
At domestic, European and even lower world level he was a fleet footed volume puncher with a great left hook to the body.

This is true and if we can get even a bit of this Ricky back for a few fights its going to be interesting

It would be nice to see a bit of that speed back in the Malignaggi fight, wouldn't it?

[Trainer Monkey]

Thats actually a common misconception.

Ricky hasn't fought the way he has for his entire career.
At domestic, European and even lower world level he was a fleet footed volume puncher with a great left hook to the body.[/quote]
Of course Amateur and Pro are different animals,and he hasnt fought that way in many a moon

[donnydarkoIRL]

Thats actually a common misconception.

Ricky hasn't fought the way he has for his entire career.
At domestic, European and even lower world level he was a fleet footed volume puncher with a great left hook to the body.

Of course Amateur and Pro are different animals,and he hasnt fought that way in many a moon[/quote]
For Rick's first Thirty Professional fights he was all speed.
Have a look at the Tackie, Magee, Holbaek-Pedersen and his domestic fights.

[Trainer Monkey]

Thats actually a common misconception.

Ricky hasn't fought the way he has for his entire career.
At domestic, European and even lower world level he was a fleet footed volume puncher with a great left hook to the body.

Of course Amateur and Pro are different animals,and he hasnt fought that way in many a moon

For Rick's first Thirty Professional fights he was all speed.
Have a look at the Tackie, Magee, Holbaek-Pedersen and his domestic fights.[/quote]
He allways looks to me like he's timing for a big shot.Not that theres anything wrong with that if you can do it. Foreman made a career out of it. Im just not sure if its going to mesh with the Mayweather snipe and move style.
I mean hey,I hope it does, I like Ricky as a fighter and want him to do well,but its definitly odd bedfellows

[donnydarkoIRL]

Thats actually a common misconception.

Ricky hasn't fought the way he has for his entire career.
At domestic, European and even lower world level he was a fleet footed volume puncher with a great left hook to the body.

Of course Amateur and Pro are different animals,and he hasnt fought that way in many a moon

For Rick's first Thirty Professional fights he was all speed.
Have a look at the Tackie, Magee, Holbaek-Pedersen and his domestic fights.

He allways looks to me like he's timing for a big shot.Not that theres anything wrong with that if you can do it. Foreman made a career out of it. Im just not sure if its going to mesh with the Mayweather snipe and move style.
I mean hey,I hope it does, I like Ricky as a fighter and want him to do well,but its definitly odd bedfellows[/quote]
Its true but if they compliment one another I'd be glad to see it.

Remember the original odd couple;
Angelo Dundee Muhammad Ali