Hatton: I've fought good people

[realheavyhands]

I see where Floyd is coming from, Hatton did take a bit longer to get where he is. But that doesn't matter at all really.

floyds also been trained since birth... i think floyds gonna be shocked this time he still might win but it wont be easy

[Azteca]

Roberto Apodaca ended up 0-4
Tony Duran ended up 13-26

Are they really better than N'dou?

No one is calling N'dou a world beater, but still... his style changed.

Floyd has much better technical skills, meaning that when he loses a step, he is not guaranteed to be done with his career. That's the differenec between him and Roy.

Genius...I was talking about Floyd.

[Fox McCloud]

Genius...I was talking about Floyd.

Well thanks for getting off-topic then. I was talking about Floyd's style changing. Which is actually what you first quoted on this thread.

[Chunk..]

floyds also been trained since birth... i think floyds gonna be shocked this time he still might win but it wont be easy

Agreed.

Mayweather should win because of his superior fighting skills, but Hatton isn't going to be a push over. Defenilty Mayweathers toughest opponent so far IMO.

[xxjace]

Anyways..

Hatton is toast and his feigned confidence will only lead him to disaster. He needs to stay humble and take his beating like a man, instead of ranting in the media about how much he's not affected and who he's fought at what time in their career..

we will find out dec 8th

[Orange Sneakers]

He was responding to Mayweather suggesting Hatton was nothingness in the years he was a young, hot world champ

But Hatton was always seen as perhaps boxing's greatest prospect years before he even turned pro