Hatton has a better chance than Cotto of beating Mayweather

[Jim Jeffries]

Yeah but its different opponents, styles make fights...Floyd is much quicker than Cotto and the Mosley that showed up for the Cotto fight. Also Floyd does'nt get hit nearly as much as Mosley does.

Let me break it down with their styles:

Hatton can beat Mayweather (Can, giving him the highest chance out of all other fighters)
Cotto would beat Hatton
Mayweather would beat Cotto

Hatton has a better chance of beating Floyd than Paul Williams?

[sonofisis]

A 36 year old that would beat and has beaten the best fighter p4p.

The first thing that I thought when watching that fight was that Floyd would beat the breaks off of Shane. Too open, too many mistakes, not accurate enough, fast, but not fast enough, and not technical enough. Mayweather would definitely have made him look 46.

Mosley has not faded much, if anything he's become a smarter fighter.

No, he hasn't faded much, though the tools that he currently has at his disposal aren't enough.

It's funny to me how people were impressed with Cotto just a couple of weeks ago, but are dissing him again now

Don't generalize me because you don't even know me and I'm not dissing anybody.

[RodBarker]

First Hatton = Gatti and now Cotto = Baldomir, man you guys come up with some really funny stuff.

Who said equals Baldy ****** ,,, said will beat him by using the same technique !

[Parody]

Hatton has a better chance of beating Floyd than Paul Williams?

No, Williams has a better chance obviously.

Hatton and Williams.

Cotto, Cintron, Margarito and pretty much everyone in the welterweight division loses IMO.

Hatton is a tough challenge

and I would Pick Williams over Floyd, he is the only guy I would bet my money on to beat Floyd.

[F-22 Raptor]

Mosley's movements and accuracy is nothing like Mayweather's. May is also a much better counter puncher, has better defense, and is quicker on his feet. These are all advantages to Mosley that would help him prevail over Cotto, and even then, some people thought Mosley won (I didn't, but it was really close). To say Mayweather has no chance, but for Mosley to come that close shows no more than the fact that you're horrible at predicting style match-ups and you mindlessly underestimate the best p4p boxer in the sport. Cotto definitely would not beat Floyd in my honest opinion and I'd definitely be more nervous about Hatton, even though it is clear that Floyd beats Hatton as well.

Dude shove Floyd's **** off ur mouth already Christ.

[F-22 Raptor]

Anyway I got 5k for Floyd > Hatton, anybody wanna take it?

[AntonTheMeh]

cotto is a ****ing bum.
http://www.excuselist.com/


here ya go floyd girlies.

[RodBarker]

I would Pick Williams over Floyd, he is the only guy I would bet my money on to beat Floyd.

I agree , Paul would give Floyd nightmares because of the huge reach and his constant jab .

[Jim Jeffries]

No, Williams has a better chance obviously.

Hatton and Williams.

Cotto, Cintron, Margarito and pretty much everyone in the welterweight division loses IMO.

Hatton is a tough challenge

and I would Pick Williams over Floyd, he is the only guy I would bet my money on to beat Floyd.

Well, Margarito doesn't deserve a shot at Floyd at this point, Cintron looks like a protected nutcase to me and will lose to the first top 5 WW he faces. If Floyd fights Williams and Cotto, all questions will be answered.

[Spirit]

The first thing that I thought when watching that fight was that Floyd would beat the breaks off of Shane. Too open, too many mistakes, not accurate enough, fast, but not fast enough, and not technical enough. Mayweather would definitely have made him look 46.



No, he hasn't faded much, though the tools that he currently has at his disposal aren't enough.



Don't generalize me because you don't even know me and I'm not dissing anybody.

I don't know if you've seen your fair share of Mosley fights, but Mosley always trains accordingly to the fighter he's up against. Mosley was flat footed the first couple of rounds because he was confident he could hurt Cotto, it wasn't until he realised he was behind he started to fight on his toes, anyone watching the fight and even ringside commentators said so.

If he fought Floyd he'd be on his toes from the opening bell, if he would've fought Floyd instead of Cotto people would've been debating who'd win and I honestly believe that fight could still go either way.

I wasn't being personal, don't be a hypocryt, just a minute ago you criticized me for not knowing boxing so either you know me better than I know you or you're basing this on a narrow perspective. If you disagree with me be constructive about it