mayweather fans are ****** at the mo

[Guest]

did he go down? no, cut the bull**** Sin, i can't believe ur actually arguing that hatton has a weak chin.

He held on for dear life...

[iron mike tyson]

Ok. Thanks for the info. Still, I can't imagine he could make 135 and still be able to walk to the ring. That last 5 pounds is a ***** (ask Castillo or Corrales RIP).

within a month back in camp hes got all of hes in between fat off hes just hitting the targets for 2 months im sure they cud adjust the targets to accomadate 135

[majestiC]

He held on for dear life...

name me one fighter who's been at world level thats never been tagged and hurt?

[iron mike tyson]

He held on for dear life...

he held on yes but he rallied on late and maybe did enough to win the round
collazo was ****** to not capitilise and get a kd

[iron mike tyson]

name me one fighter who's been at world level thats never been tagged and hurt?

looks like hes having a hard time doing that

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

I'll find more sources

when did hatton move up because he cant make wieght
hatton makes 140 easily and cud make 135 if he really wanted too

http://www.castefootball.us/viewarticle.asp?sportID=15&teamID=0&ID=22909

1. Ricky Hatton (WBA/IBF Junior Welterweight Champion, 40-0). There will likely be no controversy in giving Hatton the top spot. The Englishman was fighter of the year in 2005 in most circles for his demolition of longtime 140 pound kingpin Kostya Tszyu and his follow-up knockout of IBF champ Carlos Maussa. In May, Hatton will fight in the U.S., most likely on HBO, against WBC welterweight champ Carlos Baldomir. This will not only give him some much needed publicity among casual American sports fans, it will allow him to earn a title in his second weight division. Hatton has trouble making the 140 pound limit so he will likely be stronger at welterweight (147). A superfight with the man most experts think is the best pound-for-pound fighter in boxing - Floyd Mayweather - looms if Ricky gets by Baldomir.

[iron mike tyson]

http://www.castefootball.us/viewarti...mID=0&ID=22909

1. Ricky Hatton (WBA/IBF Junior Welterweight Champion, 40-0). There will likely be no controversy in giving Hatton the top spot. The Englishman was fighter of the year in 2005 in most circles for his demolition of longtime 140 pound kingpin Kostya Tszyu and his follow-up knockout of IBF champ Carlos Maussa. In May, Hatton will fight in the U.S., most likely on HBO, against WBC welterweight champ Carlos Baldomir. This will not only give him some much needed publicity among casual American sports fans, it will allow him to earn a title in his second weight division. Hatton has trouble making the 140 pound limit so he will likely be stronger at welterweight (147). A superfight with the man most experts think is the best pound-for-pound fighter in boxing - Floyd Mayweather - looms if Ricky gets by Baldomir.

thats a reporters opinion billy graham kerry kayes and ricky hatton should no the situation then you and a reporter and they say he makes 140 easily now so no points for guesing who im believing

[majestiC]

he hasn't struggled since Kerry Kayes has come in

[iron mike tyson]

he hasn't struggled since Kerry Kayes has come in

but he chooses to take a reporters opinion on the matter

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

I saw before a fight a while back (can't remember which one) a little documentary on Hatton, to build up his fight, that he was having trouble making 140. This was quite a while back. It wasn't just random "experts" saying this, it was Hatton's team.

Hatton weighed in at 150 on fight night vs castillo. Which is more than Mayweather and Judah have weighed for their past three welterweight fights.

Check the facts.