why do so many people on boxing scene disrespect hatton??

[McNulty]

it seems like more than 4 people. i see hatton threads everyday disrespecting this man and i dont understand how they can cheer on a coward ducker and dodger over a warrior like hatton.

Thats why I posted the thread on NO MORE HATTON.PBF threads. Many will follow my idea of dropping ratings and Karma...your has been dropped for this thread.

[JHAVIS]

VIVA MEXICO,STEELHAMMER86, its guys like you who get the arguments started. for both of you guys to say floyd is a coward and a ducker please educate yourselves about the sport and become fans. if you really want to get technical about it, compare resumes and see of many fighters floy6 has fought that had fewer than 6 loses to rickys.

[EliteSoldier]

because hes white and hes british... Thats why those people hate him

[sonofisis]

N'Dou: poorly skilled, as we saw in June

What the **** are you talking about? N'dou didn't fight in no June, I'm talking about Philip N'dou, who at the time had 31 wins and 30 KOs, not the one you're thinking of. People will dig so far up their ass to find something to discredit, lol... You obviously don't follow boxing.

Castillo: won the first fight with PBF, bad judges

That is your opinion, but he still won both fights.

De La Hoya: great boxer but past his prime

His "prime" would have made no difference and if he's a great boxer, what does it matter? He's no where near done, he was the legit champ at 154.

Gatti: entertaining, but shot after his battles with Ward and a limited fighter

And Mayweather beat him like no one else..

Judah: limited fighter, KOed by Tszyu, had been beaten by Baldomir just before

Judah has always been one of the most skilled fighters in the world and gave both cotto and floyd a run for their money early in the fight. Besides, he got beat by Baldo and Floyd immediately schooled Baldo too.

And I see you haven't mentioned Corrales, Hernandez, and others..

No, Mayweather has fought hand-picked opponents - either limited or past prime fighters. He's always chosen the easiest titleholders to beat, and he's had judges help him out several times.

^Again, you skip a couple of very important fighters on purpose in Hernandez and Corrales, and this is coming from a guy who doesn't know the different between Philip and Lovemore N'dou. Stick to MMA!

[sonofisis]

^I was talking about this N'dou and one of Mayweather's most exciting fights..

[Ironside]

What the **** are you talking about? N'dou didn't fight in no June, I'm talking about Philip N'dou, who at the time had 31 wins and 30 KOs, not the one you're thinking of. People will dig so far up their ass to find something to discredit, lol... You obviously don't follow boxing.



That is your opinion, but he still won both fights.



His "prime" would have made no different and if he's a great boxer, what does it matter? He's no where near done, he was the legit champ at 154.



And Mayweather beat him like no one else..



Judah has always been one of the most skilled fighters in the world and gave both cotto and floyd a run for their money early in the fight. Besides, he got beat by Baldo and Floyd immediately schooled Baldo too.

And I see you haven't mentioned Corrales, Hernandez, and others..



^Again, you skip a couple of very important fighters on purpose in Hernandez and Corrales, and this is coming from a guy who doesn't know the different between Philip and Lovemore N'dou. Stick to MMA!

If you don't think Oscar was not in his prime then YOU my friend need to follow boxing, and if you don't think that matters you don't know squat, the rest i agree with though.

[FISTIC ART]

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I dont hate hatton i just think he's another opponent for Mayweather...and i think hatton is overrated....i dont mind his style i think u have to do what u have to do to pull out a victory....the main reason i think hatton is overrated is because of his competition....almost all his fights have been in his backyard not on a world level where diffrent cultures can send their best warriors to fight...now im sure some competition is good in britan but after 40 some odd fights by hatton im sure he's fought less than stellar competition... they all cant be great fighters when u fight only in britan and not on a world level...now i wont deny that hatton is a warrior but against floyd it will be another level..... and hatton isnt a brilliant fighter like duran who would slip punches as he pushed forward...hatton is flat footed and will get picked off coming in... hatton is not a one punch knockout artist...either is floyd most both fighters gain their knockouts by attrition and hatton if floyd decides to stick and move wont be able to gain that knockout by attrition... its also unfavorable for hatton if mayweather stands in with him... floyd may stck and move alot...but make no mistake that he is a great fighter on the inside too even though he dosent use that tactic all too often... but if he decides to stand in he might knockout hatton by attrition because his punches are crisper and sharper and because he's way more elusive than hatton....Hatton cannot just come forward many fighters have tried that and lost to floyd he's seen too many styles to be fooled by a flat footed hatton coming forward...and if hatton decides to box itll be a jab to the face jab to the body with some hooks every now and than all night till hatton just loses on points..... in conclusion nothing hatton brings is revolutionary and i think it will be easily solved by floyd........

[Verstyle]

His style has changed alittle bit. He hugs alot more. And the hype he had coming from the UK isnt what it is in the US. And because the Americans really just dont like him. I guess cause he's from the UK. But we loved Lennox.

[Cletus Funk]

^I was talking about this N'dou and one of Mayweather's most exciting fights.

The guy who got KO'd in 3 by a feather-fisted British journeyman?

[sonofisis]

If you don't think Oscar was not in his prime then YOU my friend need to follow boxing, and if you don't think that matters you don't know squat, the rest i agree with though.

I merely agreed with that guy that Oscar DLH today is not in his prime (but he's still a great boxer), sorry if you misunderstood me. I was also saying that if he were, like 5 years ago or something to Floyd's five years ago at the same weight, it would have made no difference in the outcome of the decision...