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C'mon Bilbo... I'll give Floyd all the props you want. The guy's an ATG, and has done remarkable things in boxing. But that still doesn't take away the fact that he's in over his head against the elites at 147. The fact that he has carefully avoided the likes of Margarito, Mosley, and Cotto should give you SOME inkling about what I'm talking about.
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To get back on topic, was a sick, sick KO. Ricky was still well into lala land when they had already pulled his gumshield and were rolling him on his side in case his tongue was down his throat. Scary stuff...
Was good to see him on his feet, gettin the news, "Ya dude. you're in Vegas, just got KTFO!" lol
Glad he is ok.
Well all i got to say is i really question Hattons chin really i mean Pac is not a one punch kinda of power knock out artist and he took him out fast. Then there was the fact he got koed by Mayweather who is not power puncher either. I mean look Pac was landing at will on Oscar and he could not even knock him out and he was hitting him so much it was bad.
Well Rjj i dont think Mayweather was really not much better then Mosley at the weight and still think if he came back it would be a close fight to. As for the Dela Hoya win not sure how much water that really holds anymore because he looked pretty bad in his last times out could be because of weight but maybe he didnt really have it anymore after the Vargas fight because he really didnt seem the same after it but who knows how much he really had left in the tank tell you the truth.
I think you need a physics lesson. If Hatton had stood off Pac and just kept his guard up he would have eaten leather all night the same way DLH did. But he lunged in in the same naive fashion he did against Mayweather, instead of using his 'newly acquired skills' to box his way in and rough Pac up. The reason for the ferocity and power of the KO is simple: the incredible speed at which Pac through the punch + the force of Hatton's own momentum carrying him into the punch = KO power. It's the equivalent of launching your face at a large doorknob. You could see after the first round the flurries had already reddened Hatton's face, and it would have ended up like DLH's had the fight gone on. Really disappointed with Hatton - he didn't give himself a chance. On the other hand, I don't begrudge Pac the win, because he is a similar character to Hatton, only more dedicated to the sport. He also never made things personal, and showed great respect to Hatton at all times. I sincerely hope he knocks PBF right out of the ring, though my gut feeling is Floyd will outbox him.
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At thought at first, Ricky was paralized from neck down. But thank god nothing serious happened. Hatton was already out before he violently slammed the back of his head on the canvas. It was very similar to Roy Jones KO.
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I am by no means a Floyd Nut hugger, and most of the time you'll find me hanging shit on him.. And have even found problems with him in the ring, but anytime I question that, I go back and watch his ability, and whether or not he actually met some of the top guys at 147, he was the best fighter at 147... Sometimes you can't have the showdown to pick who is better out of 2 fighters.. It's better when we do, but purely on performance, Floyd was as Elite as they come...
Hopefully he can come back and hasn't lost anything, and take those fights at 147 against Pac, Mosley, Williams, and anyone else he needs to fight to prove in the ring he is the best guy at that weight....
Some can judge a fighter the best by HOW they fight, some can only judge if they are great by WHO the fight...
I hope Floyd takes some fights that convince the latter, what the former are already convinced of...
And I hope he hasn't lost anything so there's no excuses..
~ He thinks he's a Tornado,,,... F'ckn real Tornado is comin'...! ~Hidden Content
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I have seen some brutal KO's and yes Hearns V Duran was brutal and so was McCallum V Curry. The Pacman's KO of Hatton is up there with some of the most devastating KO's in World Championship Boxing history.
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