Hatton is not a HOFer
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I wouldn't be surprised if Hatton got in but I'm not sure I'd vote for him. I'd have to think real long and hard about it. Yes he beat Tszyu but if that was the decider then I'd probably have to put Ricardo Mayorga/Vernon Forrest in the HOF as well. One win doesn't cut it. You don't get bonus points for losing to good fighters either.
I'm not sure about Hatton. I keep hearing yes, he's a HOF'er but why? Because he was a champ? There have plenty of those.Comment
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Ricky was champion at 140 for four years!
And he captured the hearts of his fans as much as anyone ever has, having about 50,000 come over for the Floyd fight and 30,000 come to Vegas for the Pacquiao fight, even though they knew there were no tickets available. If that isn't "fame" then what is?Comment
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He was more than a paper title holder...
Ricky was champion at 140 for four years!
And he captured the hearts of his fans as much as anyone ever has, having about 50,000 come over for the Floyd fight and 30,000 come to Vegas for the Pacquiao fight, even though they knew there were no tickets available. If that isn't "fame" then what is?Comment
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He was more than a paper title holder.
Ricky was champion at 140 for four years.
And he captured the hearts of his fans as much as anyone ever has, having about 50,000 come over for the Floyd fight and 30,000 come to Vegas for the Pacquiao fight, even though they knew there were no tickets available. If that isn't "fame" then what is?
If it's purely based on things like that are we throwing in Gatti, Ward, or Augustus? ****, they're entertaining and fans love 'em.Comment
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