Pacquiao's power was B-level...

Guido has no power, has a glass right hand, and didn't throw many punches. Hatton was saved by the ref against Lazcano. Then that's not everyone then is it??? YOU FAIL!!!!:thumbsdow

kk i'll give him a B+/A-

when i first saw the hatton knockout i thought the power was an A. but looking at the knockout again, i think it was more about precision than strength. plus, hatton got careless and didn't see it coming. He knocked him down and out with the left and the right. Had shown that he was hurt with virtually every punch holding on ala he did when he got rocked by collazo.

when i first saw the hatton knockout i thought the power was an A. but looking at the knockout again, i think it was more about precision than strength. plus, hatton got careless and didn't see it coming. Thats true. It wouldnt have been as devastating if he had braced for the punch. But he was out for 3 mins yo. Thats a looong time. I thought he was dead.

when i first saw the hatton knockout i thought the power was an A. but looking at the knockout again, i think it was more about precision than strength. plus, hatton got careless and didn't see it coming.

naaah... floyd sr was trying to make hatton what he is not... a slick fighter... Nice move from the greatest trainer of all time. Not this time, that time, full time, part time, but of all time. "After May 2nd, Pacman will never be the same" What a clown. He's right though, Pac's status was never the same after that 2nd rd KO.

He also forgot what Mayweather Sr told him to do. MOVE YO DAMN HEAD. Seriously man, Hatton made Mayweather Sr look bad for not following at least 1 thing that he taught him. naaah... floyd sr was trying to make hatton what he is not... a slick fighter...

He also forgot what Mayweather Sr told him to do. MOVE YO DAMN HEAD. Seriously man, Hatton made Mayweather Sr look bad for not following at least 1 thing that he taught him. Sr didnt train him... to listen. That means training wasnt all that, sorry.

Hatton didn't follow a basic rule to boxing, its called PUT YOUR HANDS UP He did... when he was on the canvas.:lol1:

this weeks espn boxing podcast was a great quick analysis of hatton pac ... pac's power seemed to be excellent, but i dont wanna get overly excited about it cause hatton walking into punches and punch resistance which seemed non-existent also helped a lot too. pac is naturally heavy handed and thats obvious though

Pac has B- level power at 140. Hatton's chin was rated E after it was ruined by Mayweather Jr. Rated E for "Everyone can KHTFO" So why couldnt Lazcano and Malignaggi knock him out?

I honestly don't know, I'd LOVE to know but Holt/ Toress would have done the same to Hatton. Hatton didn't follow a basic rule to boxing, its called PUT YOUR HANDS UP yea that's BS, he would have given those guys a good fight or even won. Your acting like anyone could have knocked Hatton out.

Pac has B- level power at 140. Hatton's chin was rated E after it was ruined by Mayweather Jr. Oh, not again... but of course I respect your opinion... :D

MP is more than power my man... the dude got power, speed, skill, mental toughness & underrated boxing skills...

That was before he KO Hatton... according to analysts.. Can you say he has an A+ power now? dela Hoya rolled with the punches, bobbing like a horse. but Hatton was stiff as a soldier, and absorbed all the power. Factors are involved in a true ko.

I honestly don't know, I'd LOVE to know but Holt/ Toress would have done the same to Hatton. Hatton didn't follow a basic rule to boxing, its called PUT YOUR HANDS UP He's done the same his whole career with some heavy handed guys like Urango and Tszyu.....and he was never manhandled or rocked like he was by Pacquiao.

That was before he KO Hatton... according to analysts.. Can you say he has an A+ power now? At 140 yea. Those were beastly power punches.