Mayweather using BALDOMIR as sparring partner for HATTON

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  • DIOS DOMINICANO
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    #21
    Originally posted by oovavu
    thats like saying you can dig half a hole, hatton mid round ko
    As i posted earlier...

    But in other ways, that fight may also hurt him. The outcome of that fight seems to be shaping who he is - especially among his fans. It is almost as if his entire previous career didn't happen. Hatton stans are raving about Castillo's four broken ribs (never happened) and predicting that Ricky will annihilate FMJ.

    Ricky is not that type of fighter. That Castillo punch was a lottery punch. Just like Nard's punch on Oscar was atypical for him.

    Hatton's last few fights:

    Castillo - 4 rounds

    Urango - 12 rounds

    Collazo - 12 rounds

    Maussa - 9 rounds

    Tszyu - 11 rounds

    Oliveira - 10 rounds

    Stewart - 5 rounds

    Vilches - 12 rounds

    Pedersen - 6 rounds

    Tackie - 12 rounds

    Rios - 10 rounds

    Phillips - 12 rounds

    His five-fight average prior to Castillo was ELEVEN ROUNDS. With that trend, I think it's fair to say that Hatton is more of a "wear you down" puncher than the "devastating" puncher that his stans try to paint him as. And that Ricky seems to be projecting himself as.

    There is a reason that the over/under in this fight is 11.5 rounds...and it isn't just Floyd.

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    • RodBarker
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      #22
      Originally posted by Easton Assassin
      Yeah he is holding back because he don't want to hurt the guys he fights.


      Un***inbelievable!
      Floyds not holding back he just wins in cruise control , its up to Hatton to take him out of that second gear , dont blame Floyd if Hatton cant .

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      • Jim Jeffries
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        #23
        Originally posted by DIOS DOMINICANO
        As i posted earlier...

        But in other ways, that fight may also hurt him. The outcome of that fight seems to be shaping who he is - especially among his fans. It is almost as if his entire previous career didn't happen. Hatton stans are raving about Castillo's four broken ribs (never happened) and predicting that Ricky will annihilate FMJ.

        Ricky is not that type of fighter. That Castillo punch was a lottery punch. Just like Nard's punch on Oscar was atypical for him.

        Hatton's last few fights:

        Castillo - 4 rounds

        Urango - 12 rounds

        Collazo - 12 rounds

        Maussa - 9 rounds

        Tszyu - 11 rounds

        Oliveira - 10 rounds

        Stewart - 5 rounds

        Vilches - 12 rounds

        Pedersen - 6 rounds

        Tackie - 12 rounds

        Rios - 10 rounds

        Phillips - 12 rounds

        His five-fight average prior to Castillo was ELEVEN ROUNDS. With that trend, I think it's fair to say that Hatton is more of a "wear you down" puncher than the "devastating" puncher that his stans try to paint him as. And that Ricky seems to be projecting himself as.

        There is a reason that the over/under in this fight is 11.5 rounds...and it isn't just Floyd.
        How many times do you copy/paste the exact same thing?

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        • DIOS DOMINICANO
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          #24
          Originally posted by FrankJack
          I'm wondering why they would use Baldomir....He's not nearly as fast or as active in the ring as Hatton.
          Is Forbes as slick or as fast as Mayweather?

          Floyd should use Lehkei. He fights JUST like Hatton:

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          • DIOS DOMINICANO
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            #25
            Originally posted by gavinz1970
            How many times do you copy/paste the exact same thing?
            As many as it takes you to grasp it.

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            • oovavu
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              #26
              Originally posted by DIOS DOMINICANO
              As i posted earlier...

              But in other ways, that fight may also hurt him. The outcome of that fight seems to be shaping who he is - especially among his fans. It is almost as if his entire previous career didn't happen. Hatton stans are raving about Castillo's four broken ribs (never happened) and predicting that Ricky will annihilate FMJ.

              Ricky is not that type of fighter. That Castillo punch was a lottery punch. Just like Nard's punch on Oscar was atypical for him.

              Hatton's last few fights:

              Castillo - 4 rounds

              Urango - 12 rounds

              Collazo - 12 rounds

              Maussa - 9 rounds

              Tszyu - 11 rounds

              Oliveira - 10 rounds

              Stewart - 5 rounds

              Vilches - 12 rounds

              Pedersen - 6 rounds

              Tackie - 12 rounds

              Rios - 10 rounds

              Phillips - 12 rounds

              His five-fight average prior to Castillo was ELEVEN ROUNDS. With that trend, I think it's fair to say that Hatton is more of a "wear you down" puncher than the "devastating" puncher that his stans try to paint him as. And that Ricky seems to be projecting himself as.

              There is a reason that the over/under in this fight is 11.5 rounds...and it isn't just Floyd.
              well thats your opinion, i just don't think mayweather is all he's made out to be, if im wrong so be it its just what i think, if he wins its basically over awe mayweather so he can't fight back or go for the ko, i think the ko is the most viable option with me believing that hatton will be the winner.

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                #27
                I hear that they took Hatton to a chicken farm as part of his training regimen for Floyd. They might not run as fast as Floyd, but then who can?

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                • DIOS DOMINICANO
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                  #28
                  Originally posted by oovavu
                  well thats your opinion, i just don't think mayweather is all he's made out to be, if im wrong so be it its just what i think, if he wins its basically over awe mayweather so he can't fight back or go for the ko, i think the ko is the most viable option with me believing that hatton will be the winner.
                  Mayweather may not be what he's made out to be. But the reality is that he is better than anything Hatton has seen. If you dispute that, then we probably shouldn't me talking.

                  And the guy who goes the distance in all those fights with SCRUBS is not gonna blow mayweather in 5 or 6. Sorry.

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by DIOS DOMINICANO
                    Mayweather may not be what he's made out to be. But the reality is that he is better than anything Hatton has seen. If you dispute that, then we probably shouldn't me talking.

                    And the guy who goes the distance in all those fights with SCRUBS is not gonna blow mayweather in 5 or 6. Sorry.
                    Yet you soundly defend Baldomir, who had 47 people go the distance, or knock him out, out of 60 fights. And believe me, there are some SERIOUS SCRUBS on his resume.

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                    • sparked_85
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                      #30
                      those guys aren't even scrubs, define scrub.

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