Bring back Hatton on the P4P list

[Zarco]

had a bit too much to drink tonight nuthugger?

[squealpiggy]

Malignaggi never lost his IBF title in the Ring, he was stripped because of the inflexability and ******ity of the IBF. They were not willing to let him fight the linear light welterweight champion Hatton first, and then fight his mandatory. He should have been granted an exception by the IBF.

If it was anyone other than Hatton they may have let him. But Ricky probably holds the world title for the number of times the IBF belt has been vacated...

[egreezy]

so he outboxed a boxer who did not throw any combinations, double up on his jab, and could not fight on the inside, and did not use his right hand YEAH GREAT. ppl get too excited after fights in these threads

flawless this was response to your first post in thread

[The Hammer]

If it was anyone other than Hatton they may have let him. But Ricky probably holds the world title for the number of times the IBF belt has been vacated...

In those situations, the IBF was inflexible with Ricky. I remember the week after he defeated Urango, they stripped him for not immediately fighting N'Dou and deciding to go for the bigger name Castillo instead. They should have let him have a voluntary defense against Castillo, and then decide whether to defend the IBF title or not.

[Jim Jeffries]

Be fair, he didn't get dropped from the list until his fragile looking display over Lazcano. You could see in that performance that one of the facets that gave him a high ranking, his punch resistance, seemed to be lacking.

Though it did seem that the Ring editorial board were looking for an excuse to get him off the ranking following the poor showing against Collazo...

Well he did continue to slip in the rankings after the Tszyu win, which put him at #4 if I remember down to #8 when he faced Mayweather, so he didn't have far to go. The shoelace incident in the Lazcano fight did seem to save him from a KO loss, but he was pretty dominant during the rest of the fight. I forgot that Paulie gave up his title, I just figured he was a big enough win to push him back in, especially when Hopkins was able to stay at #5 after losing 3 of 5 leading up to the Pavlik fight.

[Mr. Philadel]

LOL I knew it.

I see this stuff is gettin' too predictable for ya

[Weebler I]

Hatton never left the PFP list. He is no.1 or 2 with Calzaghe being the other fighter at the head of the list with him.

[Flawless 2]

Hatton never left the PFP list. He is no.1 or 2 with Calzaghe being the other fighter at the head of the list with him.

Lets not be ****** here