Who is the stronger man: Hatton or Mayweather ?

Floyd is gonna be discouraged when he realizes he can't hurt Hatton. He is facing a real live pitbull that will keep coming until Floyd is suffocated. It does matter who the stronger man is, Hatton is stronger than Floyd and he will use that strength to his advantage to bully Floyd and suffocate him. I am happy Mayweather is underestimating Hatton because it's gonna bite him in the ass on Dec.8 when he finally realizes that he is facing a real live pitbull that he can't hurt. Good Prediction.

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:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: I just read through this whole thread & laughed at alot of shit in here. Don't forget about Willey Hyena.

I personally think Hatton is the stronger man and he is gonna bully Mayweather. Floyd will be on his bike all night, but Hatton will have his moments where he traps Floyd in the corner or against the ropes and attacks the head and body with ferocious combinations. Hatton is gonna steal Floyd's heart and he will eventually KO him in the 11th round IMO. Castillo was able to bully Floyd and land a lot of body punches in both fights, can you imagine what a bigger,stronger Hatton is gonna do to Floyd. Floyd can run, but he can't hide. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Cmon, Look at Floyd-Gatti. Floyd must've hit Gatti with about 60 solid, flush shots and still couldnt drop him. He even caught Gatti with a unexpected punch when Gatti was complaining to the ref at the end of i forget which round, and didnt drop him. Listen, there's alot of things that Floyd is, but a strong power puncher isnt one of them. Actually that was the first round of the fight and Gatti did go down as a result of that punch. Still your point stands which is that Floyd tends not to starch an opponent with a single punch except for some body shots. (Mitchell, and some of his earlier fights). However, I think this is not necessarily because he is physically incapable of generating significant power, but is instead because he tries to land a lot of punches with low to medium strength rather than a small number of low percentage punches of tremendous power. As you could see by what Gatti looked like by round six, this can have a very significant effect.

i'm ignoring all your future posts. LOL I really don't care I am just trying to get to 10,000 pts to cover my bet even though I know PBF is going to win.

How did you come to this conclusion? i'm ignoring all your future posts.

hatton is stronger and punches harder. mayweather is a pin point accurate puncher.. mayweather is p4p a better puncher b/c of that accuracy

as a pressure fighter, of course he's more skilled How did you come to this conclusion?

as a pressure fighter, of course he's more skilled

he's not less skilled if you are a pressure fighter, he is much MORE skilled. To you Hatton is more skilled than PBF?

he's not less skilled if you are a pressure fighter, he is much MORE skilled.

he's not less skilled if you are a pressure fighter, he is much MORE skilled. Than Mayweather??? Please. Even the most hardcore Hatton fans and Ricky himself would admit Mayweather is more skilled

he's not less skilled if you are a pressure fighter, he is much MORE skilled.

Hatton is stronger but ALOT less skilled

Let's not forget Hatton has looked strong against 140lbers, Mayweather's been fighting 147-154 lbers

true but Floyd is not a puncher at 147 brittle hands or not. PBF has never been a one punch KO person but without such fragile and brittle hands I believe he would have got Judah out there in 8 or less. I would definitely have him giving Baldomir a brutal beating to where it probably would been stopped like the Gatti fight.

Hatton is the physically stronger fighter. This is his key to winning the fight, he will have to drag Floyd into the trenches. If he does not Floyd will murder him.

true but Floyd is not a puncher at 147 brittle hands or not.

I assume we are talking about punching power as that and strength are two separate things. I think Hatton probably has the stronger punch, but whether or not that has a barring on the fight remains to be seen.