1 thing i have noticed bout Cotto fans and appreciate
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It's not like Hatton "got fat" at 147. He simply didn't have to dry out on fight week.
He was 152 on fight night at 140 and at 147. The problem is that he faced Floyd at 147.
But can you imagine what the 140 Floyd (see Gatti) would have done to Hatton?
Remember... it was Hatton (NOT FLOYD) who wanted to postpone the fight. After seeing the Gatti fight, Hatton asked for more time. And Floyd went to WW immediately.
Hatton wanted the fight at 147... not Floyd.Comment
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hatton was the ring/lineal champ at 140, floyd fought him at 147, baldo was the lineal champ at 147, and floyd wanted that lineal title really badly, so badly, that he managed not to get in the ring with margs. so there is more precedent for what I say that what you are proposing.
so the lineal title meant more at 147 than at 140 now. weird.
floyd signed a contract for a fight at 144 after a 2 year layoff AFTER the hatton fight, but you know he couldn't make 140.
The Lineal Title didn't mean more now.
Mayweather was campaigning at 147 and Hatton happily fought him at 147.
And, fighting at 140 would have made no difference and you are yet to give any reason why it would.
I'd have taken the fight any weight. 140 or 147. Again, it makes no difference.
As for the last sentence. Again, I'm not sure what relevance that has.
He couldn't make 144 in 09 and I doubt he could have even made 140 in 07.Comment
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all you can find is the one Kenny video I bet. That was TV.Comment
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I didn't say a thing about whether Hatton was fine at 147 or not. I said Collazo, the man, the fighter proved he didn't elong there. You made it seem like I didn't credit Collazo, (which I clearly did).
But the minute Floyd didn't make weight for his catchweight showdown with Marquez, I knew he was a full fledged welter & he'd probably been for some time.Comment
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