so if ricky beats floyd does that mean everyone floyd has beat are complete bums and are more overrated than floyd like oscar and cotto.
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Originally posted by HattonCOOL View Postso if ricky beats floyd does that mean everyone floyd has beat are complete bums and are more overrated than floyd like oscar and cotto.
I don't play triangulation games. I evaluate each fight on its own merit.
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Originally posted by HattonCOOL View Postso if ricky beats floyd does that mean everyone floyd has beat are complete bums and are more overrated than floyd like oscar and cotto.
Big difference. Same as Dios is saying all this stuff about Ricky doesn't change that he is Top 10 p4p and the recognized 140lb champ.
It's the skills department.
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Originally posted by divad View PostRicky Hatton has been fighting for TEN years and does not have a SINGLE win over a prime, elite fighter. He was nearly KO'd by Louise Collazo.
in my eyes a prime Elite fighter is an A Class fighter in his prime
niether has fought an A Class fighter in their prime ,do your self a favour stop going on about Collazo when PBF got beat by Castillo
Dela Hoya is the only A Class fighter on PBF record but not in his prime same with Kostya Tzyu
Diego Corrales was top five p4p when Floyd beat him. IN HIS PRIME.
So , you are worng. Both Corrales and Castillo were A fighters. PRIME.
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Originally posted by DIOS DOMINICANO View PostJose Luis Castillo in his prime was a perpetual top 20 p4p guy. And always among the best two at his division.
Diego Corrales was top five p4p when Floyd beat him. IN HIS PRIME.
So , you are worng. Both Corrales and Castillo were A fighters. PRIME.
A Class , dela hoya ,mosley ,cotto , barrera, pacquiao
do me a favour LOL
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Originally posted by msagrain View Postricky is still in his prime hes only 28.
With all due respect, I read where Ricky said that he will beat mayweather and take 2 or 3 more fights then call it a career.
If that is to be believed, then he is on the tail end of his fighting days, and a retrospective is appropriate. However, if he fights another 5-6 years, then he can do a lot more work. Either way, a look back after 40+ fights is probably not a crazy thing to do in this age.
May I respectfully ask why nobody addressed that long list of names that Hatton did NOT face?
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