Hatton vs Mayweather stats

[Dorian]

Opponents combined records
Ricky Hatton: 940-398
Floyd Mayweather[B]: 966-183

interesting.

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

There are lies.....damned lies .....and statistics.
No offence to the thread creator at all.
But the replies to this thread have been shocking.
Especially one person sayin Hatton's fought "overseas" like american soil is some kind of supersoil if you fight anywhere else it is ****.
If that is the case then Foreman Ali in Zaire was a big steaming pile of horse****.....

Moooooof, Those were US fighters in an international fight. You know that isn't a good example..

Examples of foreign fighters with GREAT records are plentiful.

Damgaard, Dorin, Branco, etc. In fact, just get a boxing dictionary and look under "Arturo Gatti".

If Hatton beats Floyd, he is the real deal. If Floyd beats him, then Hatton is just another Thomas Damgaard.

[moofo]

No, because neither Foreman or Ali were FROM Zaire.
Don't pretend like fighing at home isn't an advantage.

If that is true most american legends have had an advantage over foreigners in the entire History of boxing.

[Fox McCloud]

Moooooof, Those were US fighters in an international fight. You know that isn't a good example..

Examples of foreign fighters with GREAT records are plentiful.

Damgaard, Dorin, Branco, etc. In fact, just get a boxing dictionary and look under "Arturo Gatti".

If Hatton beats Floyd, he is the real deal. If Floyd beats him, then Hatton is just another Thomas Damgaard.

I think this is going a bit too far.

Thomas Damgaard wasn't going to beat Kostya Tszyu.

Branco wasn't going to beat a washed-up Castillo (because a washed-up Castillo is still capable of beating the lower part of the top 10 at 140 I believe).

Leonard Dorin wasn't going to beat Carlos Maussa either.

Hatton is a good fighter, and has had a couple of tests, but I think December 8th will clarify just how good he is, and hell, he doesn't even have to win to answer some questions.

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

I think this is going a bit too far.

Thomas Damgaard wasn't going to beat Kostya Tszyu.

Branco wasn't going to beat a washed-up Castillo (because a washed-up Castillo is still capable of beating the lower part of the top 10 at 140 I believe).

Leonard Dorin wasn't going to beat Carlos Maussa either.

Hatton is a good fighter, and has had a couple of tests, but I think December 8th will clarify just how good he is, and hell, he doesn't even have to win to answer some questions.

D-dub,

Of course not. I'm tuning up the Hattonettes.

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

If that is true most american legends have had an advantage over foreigners in the entire History of boxing.

The way that Hatton did @ MEN?

[moofo]

The way that Hatton did @ MEN?

So you are saying before Hatton and any American legend entered the ring they had a distinct advantage by fighting at "Home".

This would mean not only is Floyd possesing most skills he also has another advantage over Hatton.
Perhaps Hatton deserves even more credit if he wins then?
Interesting.

[Wiley Hyena]

...that 34 year old Delahoya at 154 would knock out everybody that Hatton has fought. Including 36 year old Tszyu at 140.

No offence.

This is bull****.....De La Hoya ran out of the 140 class and was stripped rather than fight Tszyu, who was awarded the title... WBC. Then Tszyu proceeded to demolish Mitchell and Judah for the WBA and IBF respectively and become the first in 30 years to consolidate the belts. You are full of ****...Dios.

[American_Ninja]

interesting.

Whats really interesting is the chick in your avatar.

[DIOS DOMINICANO]

So you are saying before Hatton and any American legend entered the ring they had a distinct advantage by fighting at "Home".

This would mean not only is Floyd possesing most skills he also has another advantage over Hatton.
Perhaps Hatton deserves even more credit if he wins then?
Interesting.

No, what I am saying is that Hatton said that he wanted 2 or 3 fights in the US to get accustomed to the time zones , the media, the American crowds, all of that.

Guess what?