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The never ending war of words between UK rivals Junior Witter and Ricky Hatton continues. After Hatton fired off a press release that took shots at some recent comments made by WBC 140-pound champ Witter, also by way of press release, Witter returned fire when interviewed by UK media outlet Sky Sports. [details]
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By Dan Rafael
ESPN.com
JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHTS (140 POUNDS)
1. Junior Witter (34-1-2)
i dont see urango on that list -
It's pretty damn sad that Hatton's fans are trying to hype up Urango as an actual threat and challenge when Urango isn't even ranked in the top 10 of what is considered a very weak division. Witter is considered the best fighter in the division behind Hatton. Hatton has always picked his spots and choosing to fight Urango and Castillo just follows that tradition...Comment
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If Hatton struggles with Urango I will laughComment
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Urango is an undefeated champion. And we all know that old saying "undefeated fighters don't know how to lose"Comment
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urango should have known how to lose 2wiceComment
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hatton chiose urango solely for the ibf belt. not because he was the weaker champ , if that was the case he would of got souelymain mbaye in the ring.
ibf said that they would let castillo fight a final eliminator against ngoudjo which basicly setsup the hatton-castillo fight perfectly. just recently wbc have installed lazcano-harris and castillo-ngoudjo as eliminators which would mean a final eliminator would have to take place or both camps sort out there differences and make a mandatory que.
if anybody who reads this and still says hatton is going for urango because hes **** all doesnt understand boxing at allComment
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I wish Witter would just spontaniously combust into flames!
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its true hatton wants the easy way out. he knows this is a risky fight for him. hatton just wouldnt be able to figure him out and witter smash him to pieces.
i think he would have a better chance to beat castillo and thats what he'l go for.Comment
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