Mayweather is extremely gifted and talented but...

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

Luis Callozo had the steam to rock Hatton, several times. Atleast twice. And Callozo doesn't hit as hard as Mayweather, ON TOP of that Mayweather is faster and an overall better fighter. When you have different looks/angles to give a fighter, and you hit DECENT, you'll give Hatton trouble if you're a pretty good welterweight let alone (arguably) the best welterweight in the world. To top that off, he's fast ad you don't see his punches coming all the time, that makes them that much MORE effective. Hatton is in for a long, (or short) night.

Agree with all. And plus, Mayweather is STRONGER than anyone Hatton has ever fought.

Yes. Mayweather is stronger than Tszyu. Hatton has zero advantages against Floyd.

Ricky will get PUNISHED.

[Njord777]

I can agree with you wanting to see him pressed again. I just find it funny that people think all his fights were easy and he has never had to dig deep for a win when he has. PBF also said the Emanuel Augutus was one of his toughest fights and made him dig deep for the win.

I guess sometimes it's hard to see what goes on in a fighter's head if he doesn't make it obvious in the fight. If Mayweather has been pressed, back against a wall, and realized that he was in danger of losing or being hurt badly and, digging down as deep as he could, was able to overcome that and win - well, he hasn't shown that. In the ring he's always cool, calm his face never gushes blood or gets beat to a pulp. As much as I like him I'd like to see Floyd in a situation like that and see how he handles it. Then most critics would have to shut up about his heart. Until then...well...

[josenoway]

dunno what some of u guys are drinking but this is going to be a slaughter. Floyd's going to wreck Hatton.

[El Jesus]

I guess sometimes it's hard to see what goes on in a fighter's head if he doesn't make it obvious in the fight. If Mayweather has been pressed, back against a wall, and realized that he was in danger of losing or being hurt badly and, digging down as deep as he could, was able to overcome that and win - well, he hasn't shown that. In the ring he's always cool, calm his face never gushes blood or gets beat to a pulp. As much as I like him I'd like to see Floyd in a situation like that and see how he handles it. Then most critics would have to shut up about his heart. Until then...well...

The fact that he never even so much reacted during the judah brawl pretty much says he keeps his head in the fight at all times. Another guy i know like that is rocky juarez, except..well..juarez seems like hes falling asleep in there.

[Run]

I don't agree with the topic starter, and I think Floyd would easy Hatton.

But Christ do I hate Floyd fans, **** they're the worst.



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[freedom213]

Oscar basically lost because he was way too inactive and again failed the stamina test. When Oscar was still a fighter, he went tough 12 round bouts and rallied at the end like against Quartey and later against Vargas. However, he has been inactive for the past 4-5 years. he had no legs against Floyd and was visably tired.

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[EMPOROAR]

Alot of people seem to do that against mayweather. for some reason they say they will bully him, but its always different in the ring, i think mayweathers movement and accuracy tend to be equalizers that are hard to overcome.

Everyone says the same thing about Hatton. I think Hatton may look easier from outside the ring. Just wait til' they are between the ropes and we'll see then.

[Allucard]

Where the hell comes the idea of a fighter getting better during his senior years? Its as ****** as saying your car is better now than when you bought him (10 years ago) because you installed a new exaust.