Great Fighters adapt to situations

**The Weebler** · 12-10-2007, 09:33 AM

Originally posted by divad

Great Fighters adapt to situations ? that is why Floyd is p4p king & if Hatton was treated unfairly then whe should have been able to adapt ,fact is as much as i like him he is what Mayweather accused him of being 1 dimmensional no jab no straight 1-2 basically no straight shots at all

Hatton said PBF was tailor made for him it was the other way round unfortunately

there is no way Hatton was gonna beat PBF even if he had Dave parris as the referee

Bad refs fcuk up fights

And I disagree with your last statement, its clear Floyd was losing the early tight exchanges. He wasn't comfortable at all.

**Dynamite Kid** · 12-10-2007, 09:38 AM

Originally posted by The Weebler

Bad refs fcuk up fights

And I disagree with your last statement, its clear Floyd was losing the early tight exchanges. He wasn't comfortable at all.

so by that Tocken Dave Parris ****ed up Kostya Tszyu if anybody had room to complain it was that guy

sour g****s & very poor judgement he lost & im very sad for that but i think people like u are creating enemies for him by spouting rubish about being treated unfairly having an effect on the outcome

**DELETED ACCOUNT 06** · 12-10-2007, 09:40 AM

Originally posted by The Weebler

Bad refs fcuk up fights

And I disagree with your last statement, its clear Floyd was losing the early tight exchanges. He wasn't comfortable at all.

Thats not true. Face it. PBF was biding his time, seeing what Hatton was gonna do.

PBF spent the early rounds examining Hatton.

Come round 6. PBF decided to close him down with the results he had found.

After that, Hatton was in grief.

**The Weebler** · 12-10-2007, 09:43 AM

Originally posted by mickeyb

Thats not true. Face it. PBF was biding his time, seeing what Hatton was gonna do.

PBF spent the early rounds examining Hatton.

Come round 6. PBF decided to close him down with the results he had found.

After that, Hatton was in grief.

Watch it again. Most of Floyd shots come after the ref breaks them up. (which is every two seconds).

the funny thing is, upon re-watching, I really believe Floyd was preparing for an inside fight and he even looked at the ref like 'wtf' a couple of times when the ref was breaking them up.

**eric maldonado** · 12-10-2007, 09:45 AM

Originally posted by The Weebler

Bad refs fcuk up fights

And I disagree with your last statement, its clear Floyd was losing the early tight exchanges. He wasn't comfortable at all.

only you believe that

**Silencers** · 12-10-2007, 09:46 AM

I agree. All the great fighters knew how to adapt to different situations, it's what seperates them from the rest of the fighters IMO.

**Dynamite Kid** · 12-10-2007, 09:48 AM

Originally posted by The Weebler

Watch it again. Most of Floyd shots come after the ref breaks them up. (which is every two seconds).

the funny thing is, upon re-watching, I really believe Floyd was preparing for an inside fight and he even looked at the ref like 'wtf' a couple of times when the ref was breaking them up.

dont be so bitter do u honestly think Hatton has the tools to beat PBF ,unless he is allowed to wrestle

news flash this is a Boxing match not Wrestle Mania i dont wanna watch Hatton hold PBF to death the way he did Urango,Tszyu,Castillo

**eric maldonado** · 12-10-2007, 09:51 AM

after hatton loses to paulie or witter we won't have to listen to the claims that a wrestler is one of the best boxers

**DELETED ACCOUNT 06** · 12-10-2007, 09:52 AM

Originally posted by eric maldonado

after hatton loses to paulie or witter we won't have to listen to the claims that a wrestler is one of the best boxers

hahahaaha

****ing hell. there are some deluded brits on here. ON both sides of the Hatton camp.

Great Fighters adapt to situations