Mayweather Sr: "Money Will Decide, De La Hoya or Hatton"

[NeXt In Line]

Mayweather, Sr. has been with Oscar so long that he'd be able to tell Hatton all of his flaws.

[Weebler I]

Im not exactly amazed with Mayweather Sr as a trainer, so who cares about him. I didnt see a big difference with Hatton in the Malignaggi fight. in fact, when Hatton reverted to his 'old' self, he did better.
His biggest credential is being the father of Mayweather Jr., and it was Roger who mostly trained Jr. anyway.

interesting view

[MikeBrew328]

Has Floyd Sr., and Roger ever taken opposite corners?

[MikeBrew328]

I would like floyd Senior return with Oscar !

Is that you money?

[goldenboy0620]

Is that you money?

no, but floyd sr is the best trainer

[Benny Leonard]

Im not exactly amazed with Mayweather Sr as a trainer, so who cares about him. I didnt see a big difference with Hatton in the Malignaggi fight. in fact, when Hatton reverted to his 'old' self, he did better.

His biggest credential is being the father of Mayweather Jr., and it was Roger who mostly trained Jr. anyway.

Floyd Sr. built the Foundation; that's the most important part.

[Benny Leonard]

Mayweather, Sr. has been with Oscar so long that he'd be able to tell Hatton all of his flaws.

Yes, but maybe Sr. is worried to go up against a fighter he trained.

[ReadyUp]

I didnt see a big difference with Hatton in the Malignaggi fight. in fact, when Hatton reverted to his 'old' self, he did better.
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I was beginning to think I was the only one who noticed that. Everyone was saying how good Hatton looked thanks to Mayweather Sr.. It wasn't until he got rough "Graham style" that he started blowing Paulie out.

[v.cassiusali@ya]

ugly old floyd will rescue oscar if oscar lose to pacquiao. ugly old floyd will train delahoya. but if oscar wins against pacquiao, nacho will stay.

[Steak]

Floyd Sr. built the Foundation; that's the most important part.

Loew built the foundation for Pavlik...that doesnt change the fact that hes a pretty bad trainer.

I was beginning to think I was the only one who noticed that. Everyone was saying how good Hatton looked thanks to Mayweather Sr.. It wasn't until he got rough "Graham style" that he started blowing Paulie out.

the one thing I can say that looked different about Hatton is that he kept his right hand up once, and blocked a left hook. he doesnt do that often, and he only did it once in the Malignaggi fight. but I guess thats better than nothing.

otherwise, when Hatton started being rough and really fighting, he did a lot better. the only thing that he was doing on the outside was landing that lead, almost leaping jab/left hand, and Ive seen him do that throughout his career. its his own, strange way to close distance, but it works out pretty well for him.
I cant really say that Sr made Hatton really worse, so maybe Im being a little critical of him. but I didnt see any major improvement, and I wouldnt exactly pay huge amounts of money for him either. I wouldnt choose him over Nacho.