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    Default Re: Is Hatton now a club fighter?

    Quote Originally Posted by skel1983 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by KostyaTszyuTeam View Post
    He tried his best. Compare a Hatton future at 35 and how he would fare against 35 year old Tszyu. Owned!

    Heres the list, at least he had a great win one time. I suppose he has to fight back from that glorified club fighter tag and do something, or else people will think he had a fantastically lucky night. No, I've never excepted the result of fighting Two Guys, Paris and Hatton to be a fair accurate representation.

    TSZYU - Hall of fame fighter, one of the greatest 140 pound fighters all time, near 36 when lost
    CASTILLO - Past his best. NEVER did Anything to be called Great. Good fighter, big difference to Tszyu
    COLLAZO - Not a great boxer won a belt through circumstance, never seen since, lost title first or second defence.
    URANGO - Solid fighter
    MALIGNAGGI - A good fighter
    MAUSSA - Beat a trashed Harris, doesnt everyone, like Witter. Not a great fighter
    LAZCANO - Never a World Champ. A nobody on the alltime list
    PHILLIPS - WELL past his best

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    Jesus Christ mate, your like a broken record, seriously go back to the Kosta site where you belong, you are pathetic. This is a boxing site mate not a site where we get our cocks out over Kosta and try to belittle an opponent who beat him, get over it mate, it was four years ago, re build your life its not to late. Life will go on.


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    Default Re: Is Hatton now a club fighter?

    Quote Originally Posted by LEGION View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by skel1983 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by KostyaTszyuTeam View Post
    He tried his best. Compare a Hatton future at 35 and how he would fare against 35 year old Tszyu. Owned!

    Heres the list, at least he had a great win one time. I suppose he has to fight back from that glorified club fighter tag and do something, or else people will think he had a fantastically lucky night. No, I've never excepted the result of fighting Two Guys, Paris and Hatton to be a fair accurate representation.

    TSZYU - Hall of fame fighter, one of the greatest 140 pound fighters all time, near 36 when lost
    CASTILLO - Past his best. NEVER did Anything to be called Great. Good fighter, big difference to Tszyu
    COLLAZO - Not a great boxer won a belt through circumstance, never seen since, lost title first or second defence.
    URANGO - Solid fighter
    MALIGNAGGI - A good fighter
    MAUSSA - Beat a trashed Harris, doesnt everyone, like Witter. Not a great fighter
    LAZCANO - Never a World Champ. A nobody on the alltime list
    PHILLIPS - WELL past his best

    v

    Rodriguez:
    Pineda:
    Bergman
    Grove
    Ruelas
    Hurtado
    Gonzalez
    Chavez
    Mitchell
    Judah
    Tackie
    Jesus Christ mate, your like a broken record, seriously go back to the Kosta site where you belong, you are pathetic. This is a boxing site mate not a site where we get our cocks out over Kosta and try to belittle an opponent who beat him, get over it mate, it was four years ago, re build your life its not to late. Life will go on.


    He's the Ray Finkle of Saddo's

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    lol love that movie, would be pretty sick if KostyaTszyuTeam ended up bein a chick turned guy to try and throw us off here

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    Default Re: Is Hatton now a club fighter?

    It was all a big wind up, some guys took the bait, others didn't. Yep some of the same Hatton guys were there 4 years ago with the overated, good but not great theme. I'm about done anyway. Curious, how can you be top 3 alltime 140 pounds and NOT be considered great, when there have indeed been great fighters who have been 140 pound champion.

    I thibk with the Philips fight, it was just a case of being caught by a bery hard puncher in your prime. Thats too bad, but the quality of the fighters he beat earlier and midway through his career was pretty good. Dont think many know about the fighters sustantively. Yes, the same Millet anhilated in a top end near pro amateur fight. Forrest as well, those were the amateyrs, but you may hypothesise. Rhat isnt guess work is he was a great, and somewhat dismissed fighter. His record at 140 overshadows any fighters work at the same weight.

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