Hatton: "Not a chance in hell Mayweather Beats Me"

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  • Easton Assassin
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    #201
    Originally posted by sonofisis
    Another way of saying, I know you are, but what am I".. A testament to your obtuseness. I'm done using you Joey..



    Another example of numerical illiteracy and someone not being able to count to 5. Anyone with the IQ of a dolphin can see that it was reposted twice in over 10 minutes to exemplify a point. A point that you have not been able to refute, but instead you'd rather flame. An example of increasing ******ity and a perfect note to end this phony conversation on.
    The way i understand it Dolphins are highly intelligent.

    Could that be a bad analogy?

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      #202
      Originally posted by Easton Assassin
      The way i understand it Dolphins are highly intelligent.

      Could that be a bad analogy?
      They are still less intelligent than Chimpanzees, so I'd say no..

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        #203
        Originally posted by sonofisis
        They are still less intelligent than Chimpanzees, so I'd say no..

        Based on what criteria? Kinda hard to compare the two wouldn't ya say. Until we can figure out exactly how intelligent Dolphins really are it's hard to validate a statement like that.

        Now if you were to say chimpanzees show a high propensity toward manipulation of enviornment-you might have a point, but that in and of itself does not denote a higher level of intelligence.


        Dolphins have been used by the Navy for decades in various black op programs, from what i have read those dolphins showed extraordinary intellignce when put to task!

        The jury is far from decided on tht debate isis!

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        • shawn_
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          #204
          Whats smarter, a dolphin or an elephant?

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            #205
            Originally posted by shawn_
            Whats smarter, a dolphin or an elephant?
            For real... did this thread really turn into... this?!?

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            • Unseen
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              #206
              Originally posted by DIOS DOMINICANO
              Here is a "focused" Hatton.



              SCARY, HUH??

              Floyd must be ****ting his pants!!
              i focused hatton broke castillo's ribs. no one fought hatton could ko him, and most thpught it was 50/50. infact a lot doubted hatton could win. a focuses hatton can break your bones, so i hope baby floyld has been drinking his milk needs to stregthen his bones.

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              • kampeon
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                #207
                the year's most boring fight

                Hatton vs Mayweather

                Mayweather will run and pick his punches. Punching one at a time.

                Hatton will throw some flurries then clinch.

                What can you expect from this fight. we could be lucky if these fighters will atand toe-to-toe and exchange in the middle of the ring.

                But I'll still watch this just to know who will win.

                But this won't be exciting. This will be similar to Pacquiao- Barrera II. It'll lack the explosiveness of a greatly awaited superfight.

                Figuratively, watching PBF dancing Karina Smirnoff is better.

                My take? Split Decision for PBF.

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                • Bomber_UK
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                  #208
                  Originally posted by DIOS DOMINICANO
                  Tony,

                  The first time, I corrected you because I thought you were just "wrong". I showed you, and you should know better.

                  Now that you say it again after knowing better, that makes you a liar. Here is that round:






                  If you want to see what "almost KO'd" means, Check this 12th round



                  THIS IS WHAT A POWDERPUFF COLLAZO DID TO HATTON'S FACE


                  [IMG]http://www.*********.com/hatton_harney.jpg[/IMG]
                  Dios, who made you the last word in boxing, my lord who do you think you are? I don't know you but trust me your opinion is worth no more than anyone elses on here regardless of what your mummy tells you....

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                    #209
                    Originally posted by DIOS DOMINICANO
                    The first of those challenges is the unheralded Collazo, who won the WBA title from Jose Rivera on two weeks notice but he lacks the kind of punching power that has led Hatton to be known as "The Hitman.'' For Collazo, the road to victory is a slower and less explosive one because he wins with guile and a good jab. A slick moving southpaw who is 26-1 (12 KO), Collazo believes in that ****y New York way that the British invasion will again come to an unexpected end where trouble first began for the British so long ago.



                    "I want people all over the world to know my name,'' Hatton said when asked to explain why he would leave the safety and lucrative confines of his country to come to the U.S. "I know they picked me because they think they can beat me but they picked the wrong guy,'' the Brooklyn-bred Collazo said. "I'm a slick southpaw. I won the title on two weeks notice but this time I've had months to prepare. I'm ready for him. I got the exact wrong style for Hatton and styles make fights.

                    "I know he don't know me. The public don't know me. He's already talking about what he's going to do in his next fight. He's looking past me and that's a mistake. Don't let my looks fool you. I'm going there to fight.''

                    It would be difficult for Hatton not to look past Collazo, who labored in anonymity on the edges of the sport despite his sterling record until then welterweight champion Jose Rivera's opponent fell out at the last moment a year ago. Collazo was close and seemed a safe enough replacement to Rivera's managers and so he was called in. By the time he left Rivera's hometown of Worcester, Ma,. he'd outclassed him all night, beating him to the punch again and again and then often disappearing before Rivera had a chance to retalitate.

                    Hatton would be wise to expect the same kind of fight from Collazo. To keep the plans HBO has for him alive, he will have to cut the ring off all night, walking Collazo down and then working his body and pushing him to fight a faster pace than he might like under more pressure than he's used to, as he did with Tszyu, slowly taking away his legs and forcing him to make mistakes.

                    Yet Hatton told Collazo at a recent press conference called to hype the first HBO fight in Boston in 25 years that he would not make the mistake many others might be making.

                    "Luis, they may not respect you but I respect you,'' Hatton said of the boxing public. "I won't underestimate you. I know why I'm coming to America. I'm coming to fight.''

                    So... Hatton fans, no excuses for that Collazo fight. Hatton said he was ready. And that powderpuff busted up Hatton's face and almost KO'd him.
                    isn't mayweather a powerfuff also?

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                    • Bomber_UK
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                      #210
                      Originally posted by DIOS DOMINICANO
                      Well, every athlete should have a "healthy fear". So the idea of losing is never far from your mind. Just as Floyd often thinks "I can't allow my opponent to....", then Ricky must know that "to win, I have to make sure that I...."

                      Floyd has thought of losing. That is what motivates him to train like a fiend, and to be so prepared.

                      Hatton has thought of losing, and that is what has motivated him to show the heart and drive that he has shown in his fights.

                      It is a LIE if either fighter says there's 'zero chance' of the other guy winning. BOTH guys will tell you "If I fight the wrong fight, I will lose". If they are honest.

                      So they have entertained the concept of losing. We all have.

                      The most sense you have ever written Dios

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