If Hatton wins, vs if he loses...

[MaYaN_SuN]

you are a very doubtful person

Aswell as a very awsome person...lol

[Da7thsign]

If he wins I want him in there with Mosley

If he loses he is for sure going to say he didnt belong in that weight class anyway.

[frankpaganini]

mark my words this is what will happen

hatton looses
cotto looses
mayweather/mosley
de la hoya/hatton
cotto/williams
winky/pavlick


THAT IS THE FUTURE OF BOXING

thats a pretty bold statement.

i have to disagree with you though. i dont see it playing out like that.

but (as the other guy said) im going to remember this statement and we'll see if you're right.

care to make your predictions for:
mayweather/mosely
de la hoya/hatton
cotto/williams
winky/pavlik

as well?

how do you see it all playing out?

and if this guy is right then he better be rich by the end of the year and go cash in on the sportsbook if he's so sure.

[feed-the-goat]

How about hatton beats mayweather, hatton fights cotto and then finishes his career by hammering witter at the city of manchester stadium

[frankpaganini]

How about hatton beats mayweather, hatton fights cotto and then finishes his career by hammering witter at the city of manchester stadium

well its not ideal for me BUT its a lot better than mayweather winning.

[Technical_Skill]

If hatton wins i think he would consider retiring, i hope floyd has inserted a watertight contract with a rematch clause.

[Amir K Shareef]

ok thats moreWAT I WANT TO HAPPEN BUT

mayweather/mosely = mayweather .. retires after this fight
de la hoya/hatton = de la hoya
cotto/williams = cotto
winky/pavlik = wright .. then retires..since he wont get oscar
then wen de la hoya cotto win
dela hoya/cotto = cotto wins .. oscar retires..

[feed-the-goat]

If hatton wins i think he would consider retiring, i hope floyd has inserted a watertight contract with a rematch clause.

I hope the rematch clause says he has to come to england if hatton wins this one

[squealpiggy]

Hatton wins and rematches Floyd and loses the rematch in a split decision. He then fights a few more times winning them all then fights Floyd in a rubbermatch which he also loses (by ud this time) then fights one more time and retires with a record of, probably 47-2 in the process going down as one of the greatest British fighters in the last half century.

Hatton loses he fights De La Hoya and wins, takes a couple more fights and retires at 46-1 and takes his place alongside the likes of McGuigan as a celebrated British fighter.

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

Floyd is about a 3:1 favourite in this fight. The reality is that he should be about a 7:1 favourite. This fight is a very bad mismatch.

If Floyd decides to win an easy decision, he will. If Floyd decides to administer an ungodly battering to Ricky, he can do that and stop Ricky in about 8 rounds.

If it's a decision, and Ricky just looks outclassed, then he will have some options. No shame in losing to the best. Perhaps Delahoya, perhaps Malignaggi, or Judah or some other "name". The winner of Witter/Harris would be available.

If Floyd does what he can/should, then Hatton's career will be in jeopardy and RH will have to go fight some overblown lightweights or gatekeepers back in MEN arena for a couple of tune-ups to reclaim his confidence. Delahoya is out of the question. Why would Oscar go face a smaller guy who had just been blown out badly?

Ricky's career is in Floyd's hands. It all depends on HOW Floyd decides to beat him. But on 12/9, Hatton is likely waking up in a local Vegas hospital. With his first loss.