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    I would love to see Hatton get a chance at Mayweather again in England. Hatton has improved and for the first 6 rounds it was an even fight before Cortez took a point away for nothing, while Mayweather was using his elbows etc. and Hatton got pissed and the last few rounds didn't go as planned. IMO, I think a rematch would be great in England and at 140 and Hatton would give Mayweather his first loss.
    and then charlie the unicorn will find the enchanted pickle and have an awesome orgy with a team of Swedish bikini models
    I wouldn't go THAT far with it, it is a stretch picking Hatton to beat Mayweather in a rematch, but it's not like it's fantasy talk. I'm not saying Hatton would knock him out in the 2nd round all I'm saying is Hatton in England at 140 has a very good chance to beat Mayweather.
    And why do you think PBF would go down to 140 to fight Hatton?? Is it because Hatton honestly accepted that he's too small for 147??
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    Yet another article:For Mayweather, it's not if, but who?

    "If Shane Mosley feels even slightly frustrated at the lack of response to his frequent demands for a fight with the semi-retired/pseudo-retired Floyd Mayweather, he has his own similar lack of response over the last decade to blame.

    That is not to say his requests are not being heard, or that they are failing.

    The telephone rang late one night a couple weeks ago, before Mayweather's sparring session in Las Vegas was reported and before the specter of his unspecified impending announcement this week was leaked. A source close to Mayweather's situation was on the other end of the line. The source virtually is without peer in accuracy, short of hearing the words come from Mayweather's own mouth, although the source's name never has appeared in any story about the erstwhile pound-for-pound king. That's how the source likes it. That's how it will remain.

    "Floyd's definitely coming back. He'll fight this year," the source said.

    Wow. Some news flash.

    You've got do better than that.

    "Floyd doesn't like it that Shane's calling him out," the source continued. "It's one thing when (Ricky) Hatton does it, or when (Manny) Pacquiao does it. But another African-American fighter calling him out is different."

    Now that's something we've rarely considered.

    Mayweather could make his comeback announcement this week....." click on the link to finish the complete Ring article......

    David Mayo covers boxing for the Grand Rapids (Mich.) Press. He has covered Mayweather since he fought as an amateur.

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    Default Re: Floyd Mayweather Jr - Four Possible Opponents in 09

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    and then charlie the unicorn will find the enchanted pickle and have an awesome orgy with a team of Swedish bikini models
    I wouldn't go THAT far with it, it is a stretch picking Hatton to beat Mayweather in a rematch, but it's not like it's fantasy talk. I'm not saying Hatton would knock him out in the 2nd round all I'm saying is Hatton in England at 140 has a very good chance to beat Mayweather.
    And why do you think PBF would go down to 140 to fight Hatton?? Is it because Hatton honestly accepted that he's too small for 147??
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    Quote Originally Posted by "The L.A. Earthquake" View Post
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    I wouldn't go THAT far with it, it is a stretch picking Hatton to beat Mayweather in a rematch, but it's not like it's fantasy talk. I'm not saying Hatton would knock him out in the 2nd round all I'm saying is Hatton in England at 140 has a very good chance to beat Mayweather.
    And why do you think PBF would go down to 140 to fight Hatton?? Is it because Hatton honestly accepted that he's too small for 147??
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    I highly doubt Team Hatton and GBP can afford to offer Mayweather Jr. US $25M for him to go down to 140 and fight Hatton... It's so risky and there's no guarantee Hatton will surely prevail at 140... We've already seen that once before and Hatton was KO'ed by the ring post...
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