Do you think PAC will inflict the worst beating ever on Hatton?

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It may not be that impressive to look at but I think it's the most conditioned... This time around, PAC doesn't need to drain his body that much...

Im not hating on pac... to the contrary I have always admired his physique for being one of the most defined I have seen with dead on conditioning and lean explosive muscle... He usually looks like a coil spring ready to explode.. this time around I dont see that especially if he is going to with stand Hatton's repeated brutal body punching...

People like to down Hatton for getting KO'd by Floyd... Remeber though, Floyd has a superb chin and took a few flush chin shots as well as repeated bodyshots... If pac being the man moving up in weight dosent have a solid trunk and core he will be tired early on by geting ripped to the body.

Pac will be hurt and staggered by Hatton and will be tested like he's never been tested before..

Pac dosent have Floyds defense or mean dirty streak using elbows and hitting out of the break to keep Ricky in check. That boy has an 8 cylinder motor with about 400hp of straightforward agression that wont let off of the gas

This is just PAC's physique when fighting at higher weights... You're just getting used to PAC being drained at weigh-in... Photo below taken during PAC-Hoya weigh-in...



PAC put his body in heavy testing during training with the likes of Antillon, Linares, Alvarado, etc. PAC's body is ready and fully tested...

PAC doesn't have Floyd's defense but PAC has great speed and can quickly evade any attacks... On the other hand, Floyd doesn't have PAC's explosive offense... Hatton being knockout by a checkhook which is not really considered a power punch... Hatton's chin is really questionable...

I disagree. He took flush shots from Tszyu, Urango, Collazo, and was never stopped (though he was badly hurt by Collazo). Mayweather tattoo'd him all night before stopping him. He was buzzed by Lazcano, but fighters get buzzed all the time and he was never badly hurt.

It wasn't the power of the check hook that dropped him (he was not knocked out by it), it was the fact that he never saw it coming.