How do you feel for Hatton now?

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  • PensionKiller
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    #1

    How do you feel for Hatton now?

    Yeah he lost real bad to Floyd and Pac, but he did OK in 2 rounds with Floyd until he got embarassed and never took a foot backwards for Pac even though he got KD a few times.

    I think I respect him more.

    Atleast Hatton tried unlike Clottey.

    And Hatton also put some good pressure on Floyd early on. Maybe Cortez got him of his game a lil too.
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    • Allucard
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      #2
      Originally posted by PensionKiller
      Yeah he lost real bad to Floyd and Pac, but he did OK in 2 rounds with Floyd until he got embarassed and never took a foot backwards for Pac even though he got KD a few times.

      I think I respect him more.

      Atleast Hatton tried unlike Clottey.

      And Hatton also put some good pressure on Floyd early on. Maybe Cortez got him of his game a lil too.
      Two very different fights. Vs Pacquiao he was "happy to be here again". Vs Floyd he was saying "lets hav him!", was younger and a 43-0 undefeated fighter who really thought he'd win.

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        • Michael Hall
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          #3
          Hatton lost to two all time greats. He should retire officially asap.

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            • HeavyHitter
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              Mayweather knocked the Confidence out of Hatton, plain and simple. Pac just put the icing on the retirement cake!

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                • Weebler I
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                  #5
                  With every Pacquiao and Mayweather win Hatton's losses look better but it won't change the fact he lost.

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                    • Weebler I
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                      #6
                      Originally posted by HeavyHitter
                      Mayweather knocked the Confidence out of Hatton, plain and simple. Pac just put the icing on the retirement cake!
                      Hatton won two fights after he fought Mayweather.

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                        • flexxx145
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                          #7
                          Mayweather broke his chin into pieces and pac ground the pieces into dust. I hope he has recovered OK.

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                            • Jexy55
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                              #8
                              I always felt Floyd never tried or needed to fight his best vs Hatton. First couple rounds, he just saw what he was doing and planning then after that, Floyd had him whenever he wanted him.

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                                • HeavyHitter
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                                  #9
                                  Originally posted by The Weebler II
                                  Hatton won two fights after he fought Mayweather.


                                  Oh im sorry he beat a bum called lazcano and feathfist Malignaggi! LOL


                                  He needs to sit down somewhere its over for him now!

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                                    • Weebler I
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                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by HeavyHitter
                                      Oh im sorry he beat a bum called lazcano and feathfist Malignaggi! LOL
                                      The point stands that he won two fights after fighting Mayweather, you can't change that fact as much as you'd like to.

                                      He needs to sit down somewhere its over for him now!
                                      he can do what he likes, he's worth over $100m and doesn't gamble it foolishly unlike some.

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