..Forbes-Hatton @ 140: Who Takes It?...
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I think DLH wanted 12 rounds under his belt against Forbes. I didnt see Oscar really loading up on punches as much as he could. To me it looked like he carried him a bit. Forbes is tough but so are a lot of other guys. Mayweather had the style to beat Hatton, Forbes would have to throw back punch for punch and I dont se ehim outworking Hatton over 12 rounds or having the accuracy to land clean powerful shots to KO him.Comment
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dlh would have koed hatton at 147.................forbes went all 12 babyy!!Comment
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Forbes is a faster fighter than Hatton with both hands and feet. Atleast the same defensively (although I think Forbes' defense is better, to be honest). Not to mention that Forbes is a bit more natural at 140 and has the better chin, regardless. It's not that clear-cut if you ask me.Comment
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Hatton has faster feet and is quicker to the punch, he's far and away the harder puncher, throws far more leather and is more of a mobile fighter than certainly De La Hoya and definitely Forbes. Chin won't be a factor, Hatton is unlikely to stop Forbes and Forbes doesn't have the power or the killer instinct to finish Hatton, so it comes down to who lands more and harder shots. Against De La Hoya Forbes spent a long time not actually throwing punches, Hatton wins a decision as wide as the one Oscar won I reckon, but I do like Stevie Forbes.Forbes is a faster fighter than Hatton with both hands and feet. Atleast the same defensively (although I think Forbes' defense is better, to be honest). Not to mention that Forbes is a bit more natural at 140 and has the better chin, regardless. It's not that clear-cut if you ask me.Comment
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Hatton has faster feet and is quicker to the punch, he's far and away the harder puncher, throws far more leather and is more of a mobile fighter than certainly De La Hoya and definitely Forbes. Chin won't be a factor, Hatton is unlikely to stop Forbes and Forbes doesn't have the power or the killer instinct to finish Hatton, so it comes down to who lands more and harder shots. Against De La Hoya Forbes spent a long time not actually throwing punches, Hatton wins a decision as wide as the one Oscar won I reckon, but I do like Stevie Forbes.
How can you even seriously say that Hatton has faster hands? Forbes has INCREDIBLY quick hands. Hatton has decent speed, especially for a brawler. But compared to Forbes, who was being compares to MAYWEAHTER in terms of speed, he pales. The feet argument, you can make, but I will say that Forbes has much better footwork in general. Although Hatton could win, and I'm stating that it's very possible, the problem I see with your idea of him not throwing punches is that De La Hoya is a bigger man than Hatton. Normally, Forbes throws a lot more punches, and even MORE combinations. He wouldn't be hurt by Hatton, and he'd have a chance of landing more punches, as De La Hoya has a better defense than Hatton does (in my opinion).
It could go either way, I just see it being a closer fight than most on here.Comment
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forbes has great defence and i dont think hatton would stop him I see forbes winning a few rounds but he doesnt have a good enough offence to beat Hatton.Hatton has faster feet and is quicker to the punch, he's far and away the harder puncher, throws far more leather and is more of a mobile fighter than certainly De La Hoya and definitely Forbes. Chin won't be a factor, Hatton is unlikely to stop Forbes and Forbes doesn't have the power or the killer instinct to finish Hatton, so it comes down to who lands more and harder shots. Against De La Hoya Forbes spent a long time not actually throwing punches, Hatton wins a decision as wide as the one Oscar won I reckon, but I do like Stevie Forbes.Comment
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