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    Default Re: Is Hatton Pac's most powerful opponent yet?

    Assuming Hatton is able to connect, weight class and power behind his punches then yes he is the biggest and most powerful Pacquiao will have faced inside the ring. Oscar was only 142 at fight time and wasn't able to land anything flush so while he would have been the biggest (not the tallest). You have to remember more power comes with more weight behind it. Had Oscar not overtrained his weight he would have been the biggest. My guess is he was afraid of that 3 million per pound clause over the limit.

    Only way Hatton wins this fight is he can get in close otherwise Hatton gets outboxed and out punched. Expect Hatton to come into the fight around 150lbs and Pacquiao two or three pounds less than that. Although there is a good chance Hatton makes the same mistake as DLH and overtrains. I read he is planning 13 weeks training.

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    Default Re: Is Hatton Pac's most powerful opponent yet?

    Kostya had focus ,timing and big pucussive power from it all put together.
    Pac and Mayweather have a sharper faster accumulation style damage that Ricky will find harder to cope with in the later rounds.If he does damage fast in the first 5 rounds he has a hope but I think its a repeat of Floyds style of fight against him and he wont have the patience after all else fails early on.

    Kostya fought Rickys fight and even said he would fight his fight from the start so the younger fitter more hungary man deservedly won, these other two mentioned dont fight like that he will find it hard to catch Pac clean once he goes off plan. Im with Pac so long as he doesnt get dragged into a phone box style fight which I dont think he will, so long as hes got the legs he'll use them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fan johnny View Post
    Assuming Hatton is able to connect, weight class and power behind his punches then yes he is the biggest and most powerful Pacquiao will have faced inside the ring. Oscar was only 142 at fight time and wasn't able to land anything flush so while he would have been the biggest (not the tallest). You have to remember more power comes with more weight behind it. Had Oscar not overtrained his weight he would have been the biggest. My guess is he was afraid of that 3 million per pound clause over the limit.

    Only way Hatton wins this fight is he can get in close otherwise Hatton gets outboxed and out punched. Expect Hatton to come into the fight around 150lbs and Pacquiao two or three pounds less than that. Although there is a good chance Hatton makes the same mistake as DLH and overtrains. I read he is planning 13 weeks training.
    WTF ??

    Is the Collazo fight the only fight you've seen ? Hatton doesn't come in at that weight whatsoever. He comes in at 140 fight night. You obviousley don't know much about the sport.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    WTF ??

    Is the Collazo fight the only fight you've seen ? Hatton doesn't come in at that weight whatsoever. He comes in at 140 fight night. You obviousley don't know much about the sport.
    Are you sure Lefty? Hatton has to weigh in more on fight night than he does at the weigh in?

    The whole idea is to be water drained in order to get as light as possible. Once re-hydrated I'd guess Hatton weighs in around the 147lb mark on fight night.
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    Default Re: Is Hatton Pac's most powerful opponent yet?

    Hatton does put on weight after the weigh in not sure how much though but i recon 150lb wont be far from the mark.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conrad View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    WTF ??

    Is the Collazo fight the only fight you've seen ? Hatton doesn't come in at that weight whatsoever. He comes in at 140 fight night. You obviousley don't know much about the sport.
    Are you sure Lefty? Hatton has to weigh in more on fight night than he does at the weigh in?

    The whole idea is to be water drained in order to get as light as possible. Once re-hydrated I'd guess Hatton weighs in around the 147lb mark on fight night.
    A couple of pounds maybe. But 150 is ridiculous. Hatton wouldn't be "Hatton" at 150 pounds.

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    Default Re: Is Hatton Pac's most powerful opponent yet?

    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Conrad View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    WTF ??

    Is the Collazo fight the only fight you've seen ? Hatton doesn't come in at that weight whatsoever. He comes in at 140 fight night. You obviousley don't know much about the sport.
    Are you sure Lefty? Hatton has to weigh in more on fight night than he does at the weigh in?

    The whole idea is to be water drained in order to get as light as possible. Once re-hydrated I'd guess Hatton weighs in around the 147lb mark on fight night.
    A couple of pounds maybe. But 150 is ridiculous. Hatton wouldn't be "Hatton" at 150 pounds.

    why is this even being discussed.

    if hatton fights manny it`ll be at 140

    no more, no less!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Conrad View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    WTF ??

    Is the Collazo fight the only fight you've seen ? Hatton doesn't come in at that weight whatsoever. He comes in at 140 fight night. You obviousley don't know much about the sport.
    Are you sure Lefty? Hatton has to weigh in more on fight night than he does at the weigh in?

    The whole idea is to be water drained in order to get as light as possible. Once re-hydrated I'd guess Hatton weighs in around the 147lb mark on fight night.
    A couple of pounds maybe. But 150 is ridiculous. Hatton wouldn't be "Hatton" at 150 pounds.




    He doesn't come in heavier fight night. Otherwise he would be sluggish like he was against Collazo. You gotta trust me on this.
    Did you just told me to trust you on your previous post?
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    Quote Originally Posted by the_pRoDiGy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Conrad View Post

    Are you sure Lefty? Hatton has to weigh in more on fight night than he does at the weigh in?

    The whole idea is to be water drained in order to get as light as possible. Once re-hydrated I'd guess Hatton weighs in around the 147lb mark on fight night.
    A couple of pounds maybe. But 150 is ridiculous. Hatton wouldn't be "Hatton" at 150 pounds.




    He doesn't come in heavier fight night. Otherwise he would be sluggish like he was against Collazo. You gotta trust me on this.
    Did you just told me to trust you on your previous post?
    I ain't discussing boxing with little gay boys

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    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by the_pRoDiGy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post

    A couple of pounds maybe. But 150 is ridiculous. Hatton wouldn't be "Hatton" at 150 pounds.




    He doesn't come in heavier fight night. Otherwise he would be sluggish like he was against Collazo. You gotta trust me on this.
    Did you just told me to trust you on your previous post?
    I ain't discussing boxing with little gay boys
    coz you're an EMPTY can..you just accused somebody in here he knew nothing about boxing and you kept barking on previous non-related threads. You're wrong about Ricky not putting on any weight after hitting the scales and you just have to admitt that. I won't call you a faggot. I swear.
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    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by fan johnny View Post
    Assuming Hatton is able to connect, weight class and power behind his punches then yes he is the biggest and most powerful Pacquiao will have faced inside the ring. Oscar was only 142 at fight time and wasn't able to land anything flush so while he would have been the biggest (not the tallest). You have to remember more power comes with more weight behind it. Had Oscar not overtrained his weight he would have been the biggest. My guess is he was afraid of that 3 million per pound clause over the limit.

    Only way Hatton wins this fight is he can get in close otherwise Hatton gets outboxed and out punched. Expect Hatton to come into the fight around 150lbs and Pacquiao two or three pounds less than that. Although there is a good chance Hatton makes the same mistake as DLH and overtrains. I read he is planning 13 weeks training.
    WTF ??

    Is the Collazo fight the only fight you've seen ? Hatton doesn't come in at that weight whatsoever. He comes in at 140 fight night. You obviousley don't know much about the sport.
    Slow down you're embarrasing yourself homie.
    Last edited by the_PRODIGY; 01-05-2009 at 10:17 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by the_pRoDiGy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by fan johnny View Post
    Assuming Hatton is able to connect, weight class and power behind his punches then yes he is the biggest and most powerful Pacquiao will have faced inside the ring. Oscar was only 142 at fight time and wasn't able to land anything flush so while he would have been the biggest (not the tallest). You have to remember more power comes with more weight behind it. Had Oscar not overtrained his weight he would have been the biggest. My guess is he was afraid of that 3 million per pound clause over the limit.

    Only way Hatton wins this fight is he can get in close otherwise Hatton gets outboxed and out punched. Expect Hatton to come into the fight around 150lbs and Pacquiao two or three pounds less than that. Although there is a good chance Hatton makes the same mistake as DLH and overtrains. I read he is planning 13 weeks training.
    WTF ??

    Is the Collazo fight the only fight you've seen ? Hatton doesn't come in at that weight whatsoever. He comes in at 140 fight night. You obviousley don't know much about the sport.
    Slow down you're embarrasing yourself homie.
    He doesn't come in heavier fight night. Otherwise he would be sluggish like he was against Collazo. You gotta trust me on this.

    And I am certainly not embarrasing myself. This coming from the same guy who a few days ago said Tony Margarito was pretty

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    Default Re: Is Hatton Pac's most powerful opponent yet?

    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by the_pRoDiGy View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post

    WTF ??

    Is the Collazo fight the only fight you've seen ? Hatton doesn't come in at that weight whatsoever. He comes in at 140 fight night. You obviousley don't know much about the sport.
    Slow down you're embarrasing yourself homie.
    He doesn't come in heavier fight night. Otherwise he would be sluggish like he was against Collazo. You gotta trust me on this.

    And I am certainly not embarrasing myself. This coming from the same guy who a few days ago said Tony Margarito was pretty
    LOL I never said he's pretty. I just like you gave my opinion and I said he aint ugly as you were saying. still barking about that huh...(yawn) Wut does my sigi says?
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    Default Re: Is Hatton Pac's most powerful opponent yet?

    I don't mean to correct anyone, but it is an established fact that Ricky does come into the fight at least 7 to 10 pounds heavier than his weigh in weight.
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    Default Re: Is Hatton Pac's most powerful opponent yet?

    Quote Originally Posted by leftylee View Post
    He doesn't come in heavier fight night. Otherwise he would be sluggish like he was against Collazo. You gotta trust me on this.
    Quote Originally Posted by hitmandonny View Post
    I don't mean to correct anyone, but it is an established fact that Ricky does come into the fight at least 7 to 10 pounds heavier than his weigh in weight.
    As always Donny speaketh the truth! No way Hatton weighs in at 140 come fight night. He's at least 147lb on the night once re-hydrated.

    This is the case for every boxer! Surely you're aware of that Lefty?
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