Poll: Fighter of the year 2005

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  • TuPrincipe
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    #11
    Originally posted by RunWithKnives
    I voted Lacy.

    He is one of the most impressive fighters in the sport as a whole.

    Taylor no. 2 gift decisions over Hopkins.

    Hatton no. 1 win over a washed up Tszyu.
    So you can honestly say you picked Hatton to TKO Tszyu?

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    • Run
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      #12
      Originally posted by TuPrincipe
      So you can honestly say you picked Hatton to TKO Tszyu?
      Nope. I thought even an over the hill Tszyu had a shot at beating him. I like the guy but he is way too hyped.



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      • Undefeated
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        #13
        i choose taylor cause he has defeated hopkins twice and he deserves the respect and fighter for 2005 he a warrior hahahaah lol

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        • DiegoFuego
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          #14
          Jermain Taylor, no question about it. Poor Hatton did everything he could this year, but two wins over Hopkins, the #1 p4p guy at the time, gains anyone fighter of the year status and top 5 p4p. Cong****, Taylor. Tough break, Hatton.

          I think all the choices in this list were the right ones though.

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          • enadeus
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            #15
            Theres no way you can give it to Taylor. Are you guys crazy? He beat a 40 year old champ. Hatton beat Tszyu and Hatton and he unified two titles. Who's stock is bigger right now, Taylor's or Hattons? Hatton in a crazy fight vs Tszyu with mad people watching, or Taylor and Hopkins putting on a bore fest for 400k people on ppv.

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            • Kimmy
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              #16
              Originally posted by enadeus
              Theres no way you can give it to Taylor. Are you guys crazy? He beat a 40 year old champ. Hatton beat Tszyu and Hatton and he unified two titles. Who's stock is bigger right now, Taylor's or Hattons? Hatton in a crazy fight vs Tszyu with mad people watching, or Taylor and Hopkins putting on a bore fest for 400k people on ppv.
              I agree, Taylor did beat Hopkins twice but either fight could have gone either way. Hatton stopped two world champs and Tsyzu was a p4p too, as well as Hopkins. I agree Taylor's wins are significant but Hatton's manner of victory wins him fighter of the year in my eyes!

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              • Memorex
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                #17
                Originally posted by El Jefe De Jefes
                Taylor beating the #1 P4P and a future all of famer twice in one year does that for you
                yup, u took the words right out of my mouth

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                • TheEvilSaint
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                  #18
                  i say ricky hatton. unlike his middleweight "counterpart" jermain taylor, hatton won his belt legitimately and unquestionably and he did it in his home town. not only that, in his subsequent fight, hatton delivered a shred of stabilization to his division by unifying the IBF and WBA titles by knocking out the man who pulled off the upset of the year carlos maussa.

                  IMO, this has been the best year in the life of ricky hatton.

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                  • unity768
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                    #19
                    I gave it to Jermain Taylor, Even though I may disagree, he "offically" beat the #1 P4P King twice in the same year. Ricky Hatton is very close 2nd.
                    Last edited by unity768; 12-08-2005, 07:37 PM.

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                    • enadeus
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                      #20
                      Kostya Tszyu is one of the greatest 140 pound fighters ever, and Hopkins is who at 160? No one recognized him until he fought Trinidad and De la Hoya, both who gained weight to fight him. If Hopkins is p4p #1 why has he never moved up in weight? Its because he knows what would happen if he does. All his counterparts have moved up weight including Toney and Roy Jones. Even Tszyu is moving to 147 at this point of his career. Hopkins is a fluke. Taylor gave his performances a terrible rating in both fights, how is he the fighter of the year. Its ridicolous.

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