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  • typeone
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    Hatton Mayweather II

    I cant see why this fight does not happen in the U.K...

    It must be the biggest earning fight out there right now..

    Is it because Mayweather is scared to fight hatton without Cortez?

    Is it because because Cortez wont be given entrance to the U.K?

    Is it because there is to much money on the table maybe?

    If the fight was to be held in the U.K would it be the one of the biggest attended fight for many years?

    If you was Mayeather wouldnt you take the fight just for the paper alone?

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    • deevel79
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      I tell u this. Floyd will go to the U.K and fight Hatton, before he fights Cotto in the U.S. I can bet my left eye on that!

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        • typeone
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          Originally posted by deevel79
          I tell u this. Floyd will go to the U.K and fight Hatton, before he fights Cotto in the U.S. I can bet my left eye on that!
          O m8 I really hope he does!!! I would love that win or lose...

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              upinurgirlsguts
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              ive said this before, i see this happening in the UK after DLH more than I see Cotto/Mayweather happening.

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                • Easy-E
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                  I doubt Hatton would want to get beat again.

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                    • typeone
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                      Originally posted by Easy-E
                      I doubt Hatton would want to get beat again.
                      With your m8 Cortez not there???? He will take that fight all day long

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                        • majestiC
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                          What would be the point, Mayweather would destroy him again. People expected Hatton to be the dirty fighter but no one expected Mayweather to be dirty, it was brilliant tactics by Mayweather and the best man won. I don't buy the Cortez argument its clutching at straws and Hatton needs to learn to box properly once more, since Tszyu he just stays in the inside instead of going in and out like he used when he was a much more exciting fighter.

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                              Only if Hatton wants to get knocked the *** out again...

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                                  Originally posted by majestiC
                                  What would be the point, Mayweather would destroy him again.
                                  rofl what would be the point? why the **** is he fighting DLH then? he already embarrassed him. Its all about money for floyd, its not about fighting the #1 contender to his thrown.

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                                      I don't like him fighting DLH but it was more competitive than the Hatton fight and some idiots on here think Oscar won.

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