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Originally posted by Sugar Q View PostRanked higher by who, biased sportswriters, prejudice fans,etc.? Real fighters like Lennox Lewis, B-Hop,etc know who the P4P best really is. How can a man who has lost fights and won controversial decisions be fighter of the decade over a 5 division undefeated champion? Did Floyd make the catch-wt or did Marquez ask for it? You got it twisted.
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Originally posted by Sugar Q View PostRanked higher by who, biased sportswriters, prejudice fans,etc.? Real fighters like Lennox Lewis, B-Hop,etc know who the P4P best really is. How can a man who has lost fights and won controversial decisions be fighter of the decade over a 5 division undefeated champion? Did Floyd make the catch-wt or did Marquez ask for it? You got it twisted.
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Originally posted by COACH-WEBB View PostYou fail.
Hatton fought TWICE more after that Luis fight at 147.
Floyd was "retired".
Stop looking silly.
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I'm no *****, but it's hard not to admire Floyd's business accumen. We all know if the shoe was on the other foot, and Floyd and Pac's opponents were reversed, Pac-Mosely would dwarf Money-Clottey. By passing on a Pacquiao fight, and suckering Manny into a fight with Clottey where he has to provide ALL of the PPV numbers on the merit of his own market value, Floyd assures a better bargaining position in terms of percentage split when Mayweather-Pacquiao talks resume. I don't necessarily agree, but on paper, Floyd will undeniably have the stronger argument. VERY GOOD BUSINESSMAN!
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Originally posted by shade darkar View Postif you want to quote billy , what about straight after the fight, when he said ricky hatton is a LIGHT welterweight. if weight had nothing to do with it, why didnt he stay in the division seen as tho he was a champion? why were 45 of his 47 fights at light welterweight man. come on , there is no way you can try and justify that hatton is a welterweight.
What I AM doing is dispelling the notion that the weight was a problem for him when he fought Floyd.
They WANTED to fight Floyd at 147.
Hatton has fought in the welterweight division on numerous occasions, but his last two fights - against Juan Urango and Jose Luis Castillo - have both been at the lighter weight.
Mayweather has also fought at different weights, stepping up to light middleweight for his most recent bout against Oscar de la Hoya.
"I've always said Ricky wasn't a welterweight and I wasn't interested in going back up to that division unless it was [against] Floyd because he's not such a big guy," added Graham.
http://www.livefight.com/news.php?ne...88&y=2007&m=08
So logic says, that it would be easier for Hatton to make 147 than 140.
Besides, Floyd was the champ in the division, so Hatton HAD to move up to fight him. The same way when Hatton was the champ at 140 and Pac HAD to move up to fight him. The same way when Oscar was the champ at 154 and Floyd HAD to move up to fight him. The same way when Ruiz was the champ at heavyweight, Roy HAD to move up to fight him. It happens in the sport. I just get upset when you guys are not consistent and don't look at the facts.
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Oh boy here we go again. It's obvious May-Mos will blow Pac's PPV out of the water but that's not an excuse to automatically ask for bigger PPV buys because of it. Here we go all over again.
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