Record Slating

[erics44]

I signed up on this forum 4 and a half years ago, guess what was being discussed?

The quality of Hatton's resume.

He was an exciting fighter, fought everyone he could, and left it all in the ring, at the end of the day that's all that matters.
Using p4p lists for factual backup are like using boxrec's ratings for backup, it's just debatable at best.
The fact that they are on the lists is the only factual thing about them, because the formula is opinion to begin with.

Back to the actual topic EVERY fighter has their resume picked apart by someone at some time, it's the nature of boxing. Noone has a perfect career that fought all their opponents in their primes.

Just goes to show how great a man he was/is that peeps are STILL talking about his career

I don't think anyone has ever doubted his popularity. Apparently being a blue collar alcoholic that's related to a soccer family is pretty much THE formula for success in the UK boxing world.

whats soccer?

[killersheep]

I signed up on this forum 4 and a half years ago, guess what was being discussed?

The quality of Hatton's resume.

He was an exciting fighter, fought everyone he could, and left it all in the ring, at the end of the day that's all that matters.
Using p4p lists for factual backup are like using boxrec's ratings for backup, it's just debatable at best.
The fact that they are on the lists is the only factual thing about them, because the formula is opinion to begin with.

Back to the actual topic EVERY fighter has their resume picked apart by someone at some time, it's the nature of boxing. Noone has a perfect career that fought all their opponents in their primes.

Just goes to show how great a man he was/is that peeps are STILL talking about his career

I don't think anyone has ever doubted his popularity. Apparently being a blue collar alcoholic that's related to a soccer family is pretty much THE formula for success in the UK boxing world.

whats soccer?