Damn did you guys notice. Manny open workout

[moin126]

Manny is constantly training that left hook in the open media workout,..pff hatton camp got so many hints.

They didnt even hide any gameplan elements from that workout. He's constantly doing it with roach. And they talk about it,

[Pullcounter]

epic pwnage

[sikwatee]

Watch. http://www.vimeo.com/4477633

[iBox]

Hatton even said in one of the 24/7 episodes "He's doing the same thing all the time"..

[-Antonio-]

Remember when they were doing pads and after Manny lands the right hook Roach goes, "Boom. He's done. He's out." Pac wanted to keep going though.

[baracuda]

they show lots and lots of his training even before the fight but jmm is the only one who got close to solving him in both fights.that's because of his awkward movements and unpredictable timing that's confusing everyone.

[QUISQUEYA]

Hatton even said in one of the 24/7 episodes "He's doing the same thing all the time"..

When that ginge Northie **** steps through the ropes, his mind goes blank.

It's going to haunt Ricky that he performed so poorly in his big fights. Not because he wasn't talented. He is. But because he was ******.

[josenoway]

That's what people have been saying - you watch the 24/7 episodes of Roach and Pac, and the fight plan is staring you right in the face. Roach wings the wide open hook and Pac ducks, and returns with the counter...Team Hatton = utter FAIL.

Wtf were they doing in camp besides eating Sr's chicken and drinking his Kool-aid?

[baracuda]

When that ginge Northie **** steps through the ropes, his mind goes blank.

It's going to haunt Ricky that he performed so poorly in his big fights. Not because he wasn't talented. He is. But because he was ******.

there was nothing hatton could 've done to change the outcome of that fight,manny was just too much for him.

[seasider]

That must have been some good chicken they were eating. As stated earlier in the thread, Hatton knew the combinations. I don't think the Hatton team was surprised by anything Pacquiao did on fight night. I guess boxing is a lot like taking a test. You feel like you know all the answers when you're studying and preparing for it but that doesn't always translate into a successful end result.

Both camps had a good idea of what each other's strategies were. The difference is that Roach was counting on Hatton getting a hot head and abandoning their gameplan and reverting to his old ways which is what happened.