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Originally posted by LeadUppercut View PostAre you serious ?
He was a cracked egg dude.
He just had his clock cleaned by Mayweather.
He was ripe.
Personally, I'm not sure Hatton had any lasting damage from the Mayweather fight. He'd fought twice (and won twice) since then.
Realistically he picked the wrong opponent in Pacquiao, if he had avoided Pac like Mayweather and fought Marquez he'd probably still be fighting today.
That fight, in all likelihood, ended his career when with a more careful selection of opponents it could have gone on significantly longer. But that wasn't Hatton's way, he always took the big fights.
And who cares about " fighting regularly " when you only front up against guys who are faded, old men, bums, or coming off a loss? Heaps of boxers "fight regularly".
After all, would you argue a past prime, aged blown up Marquez was a good win for Mayweather?Last edited by Weebler I; 04-14-2011, 03:07 AM.
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Waaaahh *cry* whine [insert "nothing about boxing" here] whine *cry*
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Originally posted by The Weebler II View PostIf you believe that, surely that comes under your 'faded' bracket then, how was he also disadvantaged?
Personally, I'm not sure Hatton had any lasting damage from the Mayweather fight. He'd fought twice (and won twice) since then.
Realistically he picked the wrong opponent in Pacquiao, if he had avoided Pac like Mayweather and fought Marquez he'd probably still be fighting today.
That fight, in all likelihood, ended his career when with a more careful selection of opponents it could have gone on significantly longer. But that wasn't Hatton's way, he always took the big fights.
Somehow if Mayweather added Cotto, Margarito, Clottey to his resume, regardless of condition or who they fought before, I don't think you'd be arguing the same.
After all, would you argue a past prime, aged blown up Marquez was a good win for Mayweather?
It is what it is, Hatton was a cracked egg, and ripe for the picking.
He is also (coincidentally) the same style of slow come-forward there-to-be-hit pressure fighter that has adorned Pac's recent resume'.
The ridiculous situation with his camp just exacerbated the problem.
And nope, the JMM fight was not a good win for Mayflower.
Sure it was a tune-up after coming back from a layoff, and sure Marquez was P4P #3 and is still an awesome fighter..... but it was a cheap move to market that fight as a competitive match.
Marquez jumped two divisions to welter, four divisions higher than his career-best weight, it was clearly too high for him, which is why Pac insists upon 147 if a trilogy fight happens
And, it was also a b1tch-move when Mayflower changed the contract two weeks before the fight in order to save $400k and not have to switch to diet coke during the last two weeks of training
As I said before, in response to an accusation directed toward Pac, I do not accept the "oh, but Floyd....." thing. Nothing that Mayweather does, nor any other fighter for that matter, alters Pac's recent resume'.
I don't necessarily think that Manny's resume is so bad that he should be taken outside and shot, just that the nuthuggers need to get a grip and see that Manny is overhyped, untested since 130, and a very cleverly manufactured Top Rank asset right now.
The Moore/Duran comparisions are ridiculous.
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Originally posted by The Weebler II View PostIf you believe that, surely that comes under your 'faded' bracket then, how was he also disadvantaged?
Personally, I'm not sure Hatton had any lasting damage from the Mayweather fight. He'd fought twice (and won twice) since then.
Realistically he picked the wrong opponent in Pacquiao, if he had avoided Pac like Mayweather and fought Marquez he'd probably still be fighting today.
That fight, in all likelihood, ended his career when with a more careful selection of opponents it could have gone on significantly longer. But that wasn't Hatton's way, he always took the big fights.
Somehow if Mayweather added Cotto, Margarito, Clottey to his resume, regardless of condition or who they fought before, I don't think you'd be arguing the same.
After all, would you argue a past prime, aged blown up Marquez was a good win for Mayweather?
It became silly, so I changed the subject to boxing
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Originally posted by LeadUppercut View PostThat fight was a devastating, embarrassing, breakdown, beatdown, then KO..... of a previously undefeated fighter.
I don't believe Hatton had any fundamental residual damage, and I believe Pac would also have KO'd the pre-Mayweather Hatton inside 2/3 rounds. I also think Pac would've KO'd Miguel Cotto earlier at JWW.
And nope, the JMM fight was not a good win for Mayflower.
Sure it was a tune-up after coming back from a layoff, and sure Marquez was P4P #3 and is still an awesome fighter..... but it was a cheap move to market that fight as a competitive match.
Marquez jumped two divisions to welter, four divisions higher than his career-best weight, it was clearly too high for him, which is why Pac insists upon 147 if a trilogy fight happens
And, it was also a b1tch-move when Mayflower changed the contract two weeks before the fight in order to save $400k and not have to switch to diet coke during the last two weeks of training
As I said before, in response to an accusation directed toward Pac, I do not accept the "oh, but Floyd....." thing. Nothing that Mayweather does, nor any other fighter for that matter, alters Pac's recent resume'.
I don't necessarily think that Manny's resume is so bad that he should be taken outside and shot, just that the nuthuggers need to get a grip and see that Manny is overhyped, untested since 130, and a very cleverly manufactured Top Rank asset right now.
At the same time I think you go too far the other way, he's far from untested since 130lbs, he's destroying top quality fighters who are naturally much bigger and more powerful, regardless of whether they're coming off a win or a loss.
I also think he beats a defensive or 'slick' fighter too. If Bradley beats Khan (he won't), but if he does, and he fights Pacquiao the MP would tear him apart.
The best thing about Pacquiao is that he isn't going to retire, he's going to stay active and keep giving us these great fights and that's great for boxing.
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Originally posted by LeadUppercut View PostThis message is hidden because inbox is on your ignore list.
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Originally posted by LeadUppercut View Post
The first rule of business, you don't pay your bills until your creditor is just about to initiate legal action, that applies equally to the US government.
I guess it's also a hyperbole
Tell us bro
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