Ricky Hatton vs Andrien Broner
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Does 144 against Porter not count as below 47?I take broner...he is undefeated below 147 and it took some big welterweights to outwork him and push him around a little
Hatton is quicker of hand and foot than porter and maidana but he is easier to counter and jumps into shots
Also he is a tad shorter than Broner with a short reach
close fight, i think the counters wear Hatton down
Close competitive fight Broner winsComment
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Prime Hatton @ 140 was a monster...
His inside game was too much. His feet would be too quick for Broner to catch him on the way in... He'd stay in Broner's chest, and maul him all night.
Broner might score a flash KD, and/or take some rounds wherein he landed some clean, harder, more visible shots.
My guess is 115-112; 116-111; 114-113 type UD for Hatton.Comment
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Good analysis... It all depends on how well Broner can catch/time Hatton on his way in.I take broner...he is undefeated below 147 and it took some big welterweights to outwork him and push him around a little
Hatton is quicker of hand and foot than porter and maidana but he is easier to counter and jumps into shots
Also he is a tad shorter than Broner with a short reach
close fight, i think the counters wear Hatton down
Close competitive fight Broner wins
You're right in that Hatton tends to leap inside, and jump in at times, rather than working his way in behind a jab, and head movements/bobs/weaves...
Hatton had ridiculously short arms - lol the gloves sometimes would like be halfway up his forearm... However, that short reach is what enabled him to be such a beast on the inside... Those short arms allowed him to turn over quick, powerful hooks, and uppercuts on the inside, where his opponents punches couldn't turn over as quick, and longer arms would get tangled up, and their power would be greatly inhibited.
It's a 50/50 fight, really.Comment
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agreed...hatton is what he is....If broner stinks up the joint like he did with Porter, he losesGood analysis... It all depends on how well Broner can catch/time Hatton on his way in.
You're right in that Hatton tends to leap inside, and jump in at times, rather than working his way in behind a jab, and head movements/bobs/weaves...
Hatton had ridiculously short arms - lol the gloves sometimes would like be halfway up his forearm... However, that short reach is what enabled him to be such a beast on the inside... Those short arms allowed him to turn over quick, powerful hooks, and uppercuts on the inside, where his opponents punches couldn't turn over as quick, and longer arms would get tangled up, and their power would be greatly inhibited.
It's a 50/50 fight, really.
if he fights as an aggressive counterpuncher like he did vs Abdullaev and Demarco, he wins a close one
that was funny AF....Hatton looked like the kids at my gym with 16 oz sparring gloves on when he was in the ring lolComment
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Agreed... Broner definitely has the "higher ceiling," if you will, than Hatton (who during his prime you knew exactly what you were getting every fight).agreed...hatton is what he is....If broner stinks up the joint like he did with Porter, he loses
if he fights as an aggressive counterpuncher like he did vs Abdullaev and Demarco, he wins a close one
that was funny AF....Hatton looked like the kids at my gym with 16 oz sparring gloves on when he was in the ring lol
Lol that is exactly what it reminds me of now that you put that imagery in my head.Comment
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he wasnt an atg but people really underrated Hatton after he lost to floyd, yet over rated him after the TSZYU win
imo He is a hall of famer and one of the better 140 champions of all-time....maybe not top ten but he'd give em hell.
Hatton vs Mayweather pitted 2 of my favorite fighters together in their prime....i cant wait for ward vs kov for the same reasonComment
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