one thing to learn from floyd-hatton...

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

that elbow to the neck everytime Ricky got close helped too

Yeah because Hatton never fights dirty. Be consistent.

[BigStereotype]

And don't forget the referee that helps floyd to prevent hatton to use his tactics towards floyd.

Hatton was getting his ass beat inside, too. Mayweather was stronger, the better body puncher and, shockingly, a better inside fighter. Cortez only turned what could have been an exciting fight into a slog, but Mayweather was going to win that fight either way.

[Audie78]

I will post my two cents here, The one thing I've learned about that fight was floyd has an Issue with people that have good footwork, hatton although getting tagged was able to apply steady pressure using his footwork. Also I will toss in there the juda fight, where It seems floyd had issues handling speed (and yes it was a knockdown). If any fighter posses those two traits and some power behind all that, well we will be in for one hell of a fight.

[ALG United]

What i learnd from this fight, was that hatton with his short frame and reach was able to get in and tag floyd in a few instances. Hatton just doesn't know what to do when his in there, while mosley with his 38yrs old legs should be able to get in much better and have the skills to make some damage. Should be an interesting fight...

[Suckmedry]

And don't forget the referee that helps floyd to prevent hatton to use his tactics towards floyd.

What? Wrestling tactics?

The same tactics Hatton tried to employ vs Pacquiao, where he was again rightly pulled up for it.

The same tactics no impartial ref would ever let any fighter get away with.