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    Default Re: Hatton and Graham on how they'd beat Mayweather...

    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle
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    I think Miguel Cotto has the best chance of beating Floyd at 147...I liked Hatton's chances at 140 better
    Whilst Cotto is no plodder, i do think he is a little too slow to really compete with Mayweather.

    I'd expect Mayweather to box him all night and keep away from them heavy hands of Cotto.
    PBF might box him all night but Baldomir put PBF on the ropes some and he's SLOW....plus Cotto throws punches for effect whereas Baldomir threw for points and didn't throw enough.
    I don't think Baldy "put PBF on the ropes." PBF wouldn't have been there if he didn't want to be there. And it's not like Baldy landed anything when in that position.

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    Default Re: Hatton and Graham on how they'd beat Mayweather...

    Quote Originally Posted by jbirdy
    sound about right. mayweather does't do so well when the fight is really taken to him. castillo one showed that. and so did the first half of the judah fight. but a lot of fella's on this site will be suggesting that ricky perhaps doesnt have the gas to powerhouse him for 12 rounds after seeing the fight on saturday. but i reckon if the mayweather fight ever happens hatton will be as much of a possesed man as he was on the night of the tszyu fight.
    Castillo one was YEARS ago. Zab didn't take it to Floyd he layed back and countered. Once he started to take it to Floyd(mid 4th round) he started to get picked apart.
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    Default Re: Hatton and Graham on how they'd beat Mayweather...

    Quote Originally Posted by shza
    I don't think Baldy "put PBF on the ropes." PBF wouldn't have been there if he didn't want to be there. And it's not like Baldy landed anything when in that position.
    PBF got on the ropes and Baldomir ain't Miguel Cotto because had he been there would be an L on Floyd's record.

    Cotto adds pressure is a good boxer AND has legit KO power at 147...he may have legit KO power at 154!!!!

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    Default Re: Hatton and Graham on how they'd beat Mayweather...

    Quote Originally Posted by Lyle
    Quote Originally Posted by shza
    I don't think Baldy "put PBF on the ropes." PBF wouldn't have been there if he didn't want to be there. And it's not like Baldy landed anything when in that position.
    PBF got on the ropes and Baldomir ain't Miguel Cotto because had he been there would be an L on Floyd's record.

    Cotto adds pressure is a good boxer AND has legit KO power at 147...he may have legit KO power at 154!!!!
    I don't doubt that Cotto is a better and harder-hitting fighter than Baldy. But I'm not sure why you think PBF would go to the ropes against Cotto, as he CHOSE TO DO against Baldy.

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    Default Re: Hatton and Graham on how they'd beat Mayweather...

    Its absolutely ubsurd for Hatton to think he could out smart Floyd. Hatton would get caught in every trap that Floyd sets for him. Hatton is a brute without punching power, he has been hurt in his last 2 fights against relatively nobodys and he beleives he has a chance against the best fighter in the world ? please Ricky u would be totally outclassed.

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    Default Re: Hatton and Graham on how they'd beat Mayweather...

    Quote Originally Posted by Jimboogie
    No doubt. Ricky should be chomping at the bit if a fight with Mayweather materialised.
    Quote Originally Posted by Jimboogie
    "Floyd relies on physical gifts while Ricky relies on anticipation"..

    Thats underestimating Floyd a little bit IMO.
    Floyd is a sound boxer. he not like roy jones who depends his natural speed. PBF has great technique

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