Measuring the Might of Hitman's Punches

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  • GP27
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    Measuring the Might of Hitman's Punches

    I just remembered I had this favorited for a while, I thought it was a cool little write-up.

    It features Ricky at the university of Machester.

    http://74.125.45.104/search?q=cache:Vp_zSf-mB_MJ:www.scenta.co.uk/sport/news/cit/1701091/measuring-the-might-of-the-hitmans-punches.htm+ricky+hitman+hatton+font&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=7&gl=us
    Tags: hitman's, measuring, punches
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      "From studying previous research papers that measured the forces applied in football, Manchester academics were able to say that Ricky's punching force is more than twice the kicking force of a professional footballer."


      Wow!

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        • Rich Loc
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          Originally posted by GreatJoe
          "From studying previous research papers that measured the forces applied in football, Manchester academics were able to say that Ricky's punching force is more than twice the kicking force of a professional footballer."


          Wow!
          That is complete bull****

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              #4
              Originally posted by Malcolm.
              That is complete bull****
              How do you know?

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                • Rich Loc
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                  #5
                  Originally posted by GreatJoe
                  How do you know?
                  Common sense..........

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                    • dwidsid3d
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                      So why was LAZCANO ,COLLAZO,URANGO,none known for having the GREATEST chins NEVER HURT .

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                        • cuzfozzy
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                          #7
                          even zab judah hits harder than hatton (see the mayweather fight)
                          hatton holds and hits ... thats the secret to his success

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                            • GP27
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                              Originally posted by dwidsid3d
                              So why was LAZCANO ,COLLAZO,URANGO,none known for having the GREATEST chins NEVER HURT .
                              U might not call it hurt, but he floored collazo...

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                                  #9
                                  Originally posted by dwidsid3d
                                  So why was LAZCANO ,COLLAZO,URANGO,none known for having the GREATEST chins NEVER HURT .
                                  Lazcano - Hatto "actually" had a virus in the lead-up to the fight, plus his head wasn't right after the loss to Mayweather, and he had to preform infront of 58,000 at the stadium.

                                  Collazo - Wasn't in Hatton's natural weight class, Hatton couldn't have the right preperation for the fight because there wern't enough time.

                                  Urango - Umm, don't remember this guy having a weak chin?, he has muscles on muscles that guy.

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                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by dwidsid3d
                                      So why was LAZCANO ,COLLAZO,URANGO,none known for having the GREATEST chins NEVER HURT .
                                      All those guys have great chins.

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