When Did Hatton Become Overrated?

[Weebler I]

Lol, Floyd came up from 130 lbs dude, and Hatton outweighed him on FN. The ref was not one sided, he was just not letting Hatton pull his usual crap. Floyd had minimal trouble with Hatton, I watched that fight again last night and Floyd was occasionally caught or pushed back, but he had Hatton in the palm of his hand, he was landing the lead right at will, and in the last few rounds he started tagging Hatton easily with the jab. Floyd set up that knockout beautifully.

No, Floyd insisted the fight was at 147lbs even though both were natural 140 pounders. He's pulled the same sh.it on Marquez.

Floyd had heaps of trouble with Hatton, the most since Castillo. But the ref was in his pocket and allowed him to cheat all night whilst remaining on Hatton's back.

I know you're a Floyd stan so the above two paras won't sink in, but every word is truth.

[Gorgeous George]

TS, this is NSB when you lose a fight or 2 no matter the caliber of fighters you lost too that means you are now an overrated bum with a glass jaw and all of the opponents you beat were cans.

Thanks for letting me know.... i nearly started listening to these ****** kids.

[Grimmer]

Hatton is a solid fighter. Not an ATG, not an elite fighter. A solid fighter and the fact he's lost just twice against the best fighters in the world at that time compliment that statement.

[Sweet Pea 50]

Matter of pesonal perspective. To the Hatton backers that thought he actually was going to knockout Mayweather, or Pac, then those people overated him. To the people that thought Malignaggi was going to beat him, then they underated him. In my eye's, he is very good fighter, that was a step below true elite's.

[Tyson2k7]

He's not overrated. Clowns own here just like to underrate victory's is all. He's a top level fighter that just happened to lose to the best at the time.