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Judah not only "didn't" lowball him, he merely saw it as a win/win situation. He could get the fight on the same card as the "mega-bout" and do it at a VERY cheap price with a probable win and a "looking good doing it" outcome. I would of done it too if I was Judah. I would love for Matty to beat his ass on that night though, but I don't hate on him feeling cheated cause Zab isn't good for boxing nor has even the slightest concept of what actually IS good for boxing. This should tell you something Zab - - GG.
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If he believed he had a realistic shot at winning he should have taken the fight, this is the oppurtunity fighters like him wait for.
I think he would get his ass kicked, but anything can happen. Even if it was a miniscule amount I would take the fight. Being penny wise and pound foolish. Winning the fight= more money in future fights, it would cancel out the loss for that fight.Comment
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Judah only wants this fight so he can beat up on Hatton's brother, and hope to get a fight with Ricky in the future. Kind of a revenge match.
Even if Hatton loses he has better options than Judah.Comment
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Altrincham is the theatre of boxing dreams.Originally posted by RED ARMY View Post
I like Altrincham. They've a top ice-rink too, and a massive Tesco with one of those escalators that the trolley magnetically connects too. Brilliant!
Jamie Moore beat Lujan there, too.Comment
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Sometimes you have to give up the money to gain notoriety. Win win for Hatton if you ask me.Comment
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you know margarito was thinking "este puto aun todavia no sabe como le gane a su campeon"Originally posted by toincito View Post
you lose for taking that pic, that close to that piece of ****.Comment
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