Ricky Hatton is the new Rocky Marciano
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Wrong. Tyson bobbed and weaved.I dont think I see Hatton bobbing and weaving,nor do I see him use his legs constantly,and Hatton is a inside fighter.Tyson was a mid-range fighter.Plus Hattons hards are pretty damn slow.And Hatton doesnt Ko his opponents silly. You guys comparison of the 2 is ridiculous.
do you read anything i said in terms of weight classesComment
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Hatton never claimed to be an all time great, theres no reason to criticize him when he knows his carreer is far from over. 43-0 is just the beginning for him, where as for mayweather a paltry 38-0 was the end.Comment
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And if you look at it, If Tyson was shrunk down to 5'6 1/2, he would be a lot heavier than 140/150.
Just think, Atlas said Tyson was 190 pounds, went up to 200 pounds by the time he was 12/13 after Bobby Stewart worked with him, and this was on a frame at the time around 5'8.
13 year old Tyson vs. Hatton in a street fight, who you got?Comment
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It is like trying to compare Marciano's 49-0 record/resume with Ali's, not comparable. Although neither is Mayweather's for that matter.
My point is simple, quality over quantity.
You probably think if you slept with 100 women that are D level girls, is better than having slept with 30 A class girls.Comment
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Both are making a living and a legend off of "All time Greats" that are SHOT, although Marciano really had no choice since he fought whoever was there *although I wonder how he would of done if he stuck around to fight Patterson, maybe even Liston but he would of probably been to old by then, while Hatton could be fighting Cotto, Shane Mosley (who is although not the same fighter, is still much better than Castillo and probably even the Tszyu that fought Hatton), and maybe a few others at 147, although I will not hold him to any fighter that could not have made 140 in their career.
I have a lot of respect for pro fighters, but that does not mean I can not critique them, after all, if we do not how do we determine who is or may be better.
After all, it is Hatton who talks **** about Mayweather, yet refused to fight him. Mayweather might talk ****, but at least he tried to make fights happen and fought whoever wanted to fight him at the time he wanted to fight, although maybe I am over-looking somebody.
It is time for Hatton to step up or it is his legacy, not Mayweather's that is to suffer.
And for the record, I do not think Mayweather is unbeatable and is a bit overrated in terms of "All time Great" status after he left the 130's.Comment
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