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Eats , ****s , Breathes therefore he is Human.
Human and not Super-human or indestructible.
Yes he has great Boxing ability.
BUT he isn't undefeatable.
So far he has carefully chosen his path from the 140 division upwards and until December the 8th will not have fought a renowned undisputed , Undefeated Champion in their prime.
So far his list of opponents with belts on his adventures up the Weights have been well past their best or clearly NOT the BEST in each respective division.
At 140 he never fought Kostya and then Hatton(When he took the crown) who were the REAL champions at that weight limit.
At Welterweight he was lucky enough to have a very Shaky fighter called Zab Judah who firstly gave his titles away to a Journeyman and has since been beaten much more convincingly by Miguel Cotto.
Floyd beat the tired Gatti at 140 who has since lost to another unremarkable fighter in Alfonso Gomez from a reality TV programme who would , without that show , never have been heard of.
Baldomir suddenly was Champ and also won against a shot Gatti.
Any other Welterweight Champ in History would have dealt with Baldomir easily , hell there are Fighters in the division who would have beaten him easily enough, he was just fortunate Zab held the belts.
The right place at the right time.
Then we have the fight with Oscar at 154 for the WBC belt.
Oscar was another man who started his career at the lower weights.
And that was where he himself was most successfull.
Fortunately for Floyd Oscar was and is at the tail end of his career and at the age of 34 was a shadow of his former self which was proved when he was gassed after 6 rounds.
Perhaps Oscars inactivity was a factor as well bearing in mind he had fought only 3 times in the previous 3 years?
Would Floyd have been so succesful against a man like Winky Wright who was much more a natural light middleweight?
Yes Floyd has done well on his rise through the weights , but as yet , WHO has he fought that has tested him?
WHO has he fought that was the BEST in the division at the TOP of their game?
Saying this , Zab gave him plenty for 6 rounds before losing focus.
Some people dispute the decision over a tired Old Oscar.
Please don't give me the nonsense of him lacking in stature as the only man he met at 154 was himself a former Super-Featherweight champ.
In my opinion those who write off Hatton's chances with contempt must be pretty ignorant of these facts.
I am not a Mayweather Hater , in fact I certainly believe he his very gifted.
But I cannot stomach the nonsense I hear that he is the greatest of all time and he is a genuine accomplished champ at 140 , 147 & 154.
There are many unanswered questions with Floyd.....
The First of which will be answered on December the 8th.
Although he is already making his opponent fight him outside his natural weight category.
I await the hate.
Human and not Super-human or indestructible.
Yes he has great Boxing ability.
BUT he isn't undefeatable.
So far he has carefully chosen his path from the 140 division upwards and until December the 8th will not have fought a renowned undisputed , Undefeated Champion in their prime.
So far his list of opponents with belts on his adventures up the Weights have been well past their best or clearly NOT the BEST in each respective division.
At 140 he never fought Kostya and then Hatton(When he took the crown) who were the REAL champions at that weight limit.
At Welterweight he was lucky enough to have a very Shaky fighter called Zab Judah who firstly gave his titles away to a Journeyman and has since been beaten much more convincingly by Miguel Cotto.
Floyd beat the tired Gatti at 140 who has since lost to another unremarkable fighter in Alfonso Gomez from a reality TV programme who would , without that show , never have been heard of.
Baldomir suddenly was Champ and also won against a shot Gatti.
Any other Welterweight Champ in History would have dealt with Baldomir easily , hell there are Fighters in the division who would have beaten him easily enough, he was just fortunate Zab held the belts.
The right place at the right time.
Then we have the fight with Oscar at 154 for the WBC belt.
Oscar was another man who started his career at the lower weights.
And that was where he himself was most successfull.
Fortunately for Floyd Oscar was and is at the tail end of his career and at the age of 34 was a shadow of his former self which was proved when he was gassed after 6 rounds.
Perhaps Oscars inactivity was a factor as well bearing in mind he had fought only 3 times in the previous 3 years?
Would Floyd have been so succesful against a man like Winky Wright who was much more a natural light middleweight?
Yes Floyd has done well on his rise through the weights , but as yet , WHO has he fought that has tested him?
WHO has he fought that was the BEST in the division at the TOP of their game?
Saying this , Zab gave him plenty for 6 rounds before losing focus.
Some people dispute the decision over a tired Old Oscar.
Please don't give me the nonsense of him lacking in stature as the only man he met at 154 was himself a former Super-Featherweight champ.
In my opinion those who write off Hatton's chances with contempt must be pretty ignorant of these facts.
I am not a Mayweather Hater , in fact I certainly believe he his very gifted.
But I cannot stomach the nonsense I hear that he is the greatest of all time and he is a genuine accomplished champ at 140 , 147 & 154.
There are many unanswered questions with Floyd.....
The First of which will be answered on December the 8th.
Although he is already making his opponent fight him outside his natural weight category.
I await the hate.
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