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Compare it to this Pac video & tell me the difference?
It's like night & Day. BTW Pac hits much harder nowadays.
Exactly, did you check out the new Pac training vid somebody posted? After watching that and watching this Hatton video, his punches look so slow. I find it amusing when you see Hatton nutlickers watch vids like above and get an ****** and then they diss Pacquiao hittng the heavy bag, which IMO is the most impressive display of hitting the heavy bag in the world, after Tyson in his prime.
Now, I'm not saying that Hatton has no chance and that Manny will just walk through him (although I hope he would). I know Hatton is a tough mofo and that's what will give him a chance to win. But as long as Manny keeps his head straight, and keeps training hard, he will get the win.Comment
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He hasn't shown his power above 130...Diaz took good lefts from him and so did DLH. He just wear them down.Compare it to this Pac video & tell me the difference?
It's like night & Day. BTW Pac hits much harder nowadays.Comment
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wow, dude, I think really think you are ******. no offense. either you been boxing to long or your just born that way.
The night and day difference is in the explosiveness of the punches. Hatton doesn't even have much snap in his punches. Even some amateurs at Wild Card have more snap then him. Face it, Hatton is a tough brawler with a huge heart, but he just doesn't have the talent and athletic ability.Comment
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Hatton is sensationally fast, his only fault is more often than not, he doesn’t take that speed with him into the ring, opting instead to maul and pressure. I hope he brings a mixture of everything into this fight, speed, pressure attack, attack, attack. If he sticks to the plan I don’t see it going 6 rounds, I genuinely see Hatton (and I don’t use this term lightly) beating him up. School yard style.
Then again, I could be wrong! Don’t you just LOVE boxing !
Anyway, 5 weeks tomorrow, we’re ALL going to find out
Bring. It. On.Comment
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lol, your kidding right? He completely KTFO Diaz and made Oscar quit and that wasn't showing power? What does a guy coming from a smaller weight class have to 1 punch KO everybody or he doesn't display punching power? Just because Diaz said in the interview that it wasn't so much the power, doesn't mean that it had no factor. And in case you didn't realize (I guess you didn't) there was sort of a transition in Pacquiao's style from the Diaz fight. He became more of a slick boxer and avoided taking as much damage as he did when he was in the lower weight classes. I don't know whether is was Pac and Freddie's decision to change styles or just being more cautious as they fight in the heavier weight classes. IMO if Pac went in like his old self against Diaz, he would have finished him much sooner, but instead he displayed almost perfect boxing skills that night. Dishing out damage while taking none.Comment
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wow, dude, Pac may be more "explosive" but the power is with Hatton. Hatton was using the heavier bag and the impact of the punches was being contained by Floyd, so you can't really tell what kind of snap he has from that video..
Oh and by the way, Hatton has KO'd more people than Pac at heavier weights and Pac took 9 rounds to KO a slow, walking punching bag in David Diaz at 135. How long do you think its gonna take against a faster, heavier, tricker fighter in Hatton?Comment
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