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  • J.B.moneY.
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    #11
    hey i think its a good thread...and thats one reason why i'm a fan of ricky...if he does lose he only loses to the best......but i think in this fight ricky is looking to make a statement and signature win

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      #12
      Originally posted by J.B.moneY.
      hey i think its a good thread...and thats one reason why i'm a fan of ricky...if he does lose he only loses to the best......but i think in this fight ricky is looking to make a statement and signature win
      i agree but people still say his record is rubbish.for a guy that derserves so much respect he has a lot of haters

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        #13
        Originally posted by british_fan
        i agree but people still say his record is rubbish.for a guy that derserves so much respect he has a lot of haters
        i myself is amazed by the lack of respect some give hatton here in america...i really dont think most americans have really been exposed to seeing him fight...so a lot of fans here think his record and opponents are weak or something....whats ironic too is ricky is like one of the largest money revenue fighters in all of boxing, but he doesnt get the respect as say as a de la hoya

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          #14
          Originally posted by J.B.moneY.
          i myself is amazed by the lack of respect some give hatton here in america...i really dont think most americans have really been exposed to seeing him fight...so a lot of fans here think his record and opponents are weak or something....whats ironic too is ricky is like one of the largest money revenue fighters in all of boxing, but he doesnt get the respect as say as a de la hoya
          i know its very strange,the majority of people on this site r not haters though they know about boxing thank god

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            #15
            British fan i know what you mean.

            I cant remember was pac considered p4p no 1 before he beat de la hoya?

            If so De la hoya fought mayweather than Pacman.

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              #16
              Originally posted by british_fan
              i know its very strange,the majority of people on this site r not haters though they know about boxing thank god
              yea true...i think the mayweather fight was like his worse carear move...say if hadnt takin the fight, we would be talking about him in such a different way.....thats why i think he gets haters

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                #17
                Originally posted by Technical_Skill
                British fan i know what you mean.

                I cant remember was pac considered p4p no 1 before he beat de la hoya?

                If so De la hoya fought mayweather than Pacman.
                Pac was No2 P4P for the two yeas leading up to PBF's retirement basicly since Winky Drew with Taylor in 06.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by J.B.moneY.
                  i myself is amazed by the lack of respect some give hatton here in america...i really dont think most americans have really been exposed to seeing him fight...so a lot of fans here think his record and opponents are weak or something....whats ironic too is ricky is like one of the largest money revenue fighters in all of boxing, but he doesnt get the respect as say as a de la hoya


                  Let's put it this way, there's more to like about Pacman than Ricky, but I'm not knocking Ricky. Manny's rags-to-riches story is well documented, although Hatton went through the same hardships as well before he got to where he is right now, although not that well publicized or known to the boxing circles.

                  There's a lot of people here who respects Hatton, but they can't just sit on the fences and watch, they have to take sides, just like any other boxing fan.

                  As for the fight, whoever imposes his will over the other, will probably take this one. Both camps have their own game plans plus some back-up plans, but if nothing works, the man who adjust quicker will emerge victorious...

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by gopi11
                    Let's put it this way, there's more to like about Pacman than Ricky, but I'm not knocking Ricky. Manny's rags-to-riches story is well documented, although Hatton went through the same hardships as well before he got to where he is right now, although not that well publicized or known to the boxing circles.

                    There's a lot of people here who respects Hatton, but they can't just sit on the fences and watch, they have to take sides, just like any other boxing fan.

                    As for the fight, whoever imposes his will over the other, will probably take this one. Both camps have their own game plans plus some back-up plans, but if nothing works, the man who adjust quicker will emerge victorious...
                    yea i agree totally with what u said, i'm a big manny fan myself...i just really want ricky to win this one....i think if he wins, its a carear defining win, if he loses, i just dont see what he does after this to be honest...i dont see him fighting guys like bradley or holt, or witter.....i think this fight will be a classic,....i'm starting to really believe roach believes in this 3rd round ko stuff

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by J.B.moneY.
                      yea i agree totally with what u said, i'm a big manny fan myself...i just really want ricky to win this one....i think if he wins, its a carear defining win, if he loses, i just dont see what he does after this to be honest...i dont see him fighting guys like bradley or holt, or witter.....i think this fight will be a classic,....i'm starting to really believe roach believes in this 3rd round ko stuff

                      I'm not privy to Freddie Roach or anything, but I think the 3rd round KO prediction is just to wind Floyd Sr. up. As for both boxers, I see them fighting for a couple of more years at the most, and since they're both big names (in terms of fans and revenue) of the sport, their options are limited. If the May 2nd fight would be close and exciting enough for the fans to pay for it again, I don't see any reason for both sides not to agree to go at it again. So, I'm sure there's a semi-retired boxer out there who's praying this fight won't be a classic back-and-forth, close to life and death kind of fight, because a rematch will leave him out ($$$) in the cold...

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