Is mayweather's victory over hatton good enough to retire on?

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  • FLY TY
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    #11
    technically he "retired" off the DLH victory.....

    dude can do what he wants, that's what comes with being a grown man. if mayweather is truly pleased with his career, then sure, he can retire when he wants......

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      • Weebler I
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        #12
        no a corrupt fight aided by a crooked ref is no way to retire

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          • larryx
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            #13
            Originally posted by The Weebler II
            no a corrupt fight aided by a crooked ref is no way to retire
            lmfao^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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              • QUISQUEYA
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                #14
                Originally posted by mrlopez
                A ko win is definitely a great way to end a career, BUT i dont think his victory over Hatton was good enough to retire....

                Had he fought any of the other champs in the WW division and ko'd them, then i would say hell yeah, way to end a career, But he chose instead to fight a blown up hatton, who was tailor made for him....
                How is Mayweather a natural Welterweight? Help me understand.

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