Boxing's not a popularity contest...
(or a pie eating contest)
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Re: So was Dirrell's "Nuerological issues" legit?
Boxing's not a popularity contest...
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Re: So was Dirrell's "Nuerological issues" legit?
Just saying, Hatton was adored by his fans in the UK, I don't believe even Calzaghe got that kind of adoration.Originally Posted by AdamGB
Boxing's not a popularity contest...
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Re: So was Dirrell's "Nuerological issues" legit?
Floyd Mayweahter doesn't either.Just saying, Hatton was adored by his fans in the UK, I don't believe even Calzaghe got that kind of adoration.Boxing's not a popularity contest...
(or a pie eating contest)
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Re: So was Dirrell's "Nuerological issues" legit?
Ricky Hatton is what we call a " manufactured product "... Warren made him and promoted him so well that many people were fooled into thinking that he's greater than what he really was. All thanks to warren .. Hatton is a perfect example of a fighter who rose to fame through careful matchmaking..
Think of Dibella/Andre Berto but to a lesser extent..
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Re: So was Dirrell's "Nuerological issues" legit?
That's because Calzaghe didn't attach himself to a popular but down on their luck football team, like Hatton did.Just saying, Hatton was adored by his fans in the UK, I don't believe even Calzaghe got that kind of adoration.Boxing's not a popularity contest...
(or a pie eating contest)
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Nailed it! Ono ftw!That's because Calzaghe didn't attach himself to a popular but down on their luck football team, like Hatton did.Just saying, Hatton was adored by his fans in the UK, I don't believe even Calzaghe got that kind of adoration.Boxing's not a popularity contest...
(or a pie eating contest)
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