Hatton and Mayweather - strikingly similar amateur careers! Thee fight of the era....

[Guest]

Anybody who takes that fight seriously is in for a BIG suprise

I guess we should take the Urango fight more seriously since it's such a big step up in competition... :gay:

[kayjay]

I thought it was a leaping right-hand that he landed on Maussa. Either way it was a punch that would not be in his arsenal against Mayweather.

[PATO 1]

And what is Baldomir?

Maussa has no defense but defense is negated when that one punch lands flush, he has a solid chin.

Baldomir is a far superior fighter in every way

[Cletus Funk]

Baldomir is a far superior fighter in every way

They both suck equally, just in different ways. At least Maussa's entertaining.

[El Jesus]

He's not a one punch KO artist?

The left hook he landed on Maussa would have stopped a truck dead in its tracks.

So? Hatton is an accumulation volume puncher, he landed that left hook after how many rounds? when i see hatton KO an elite fighter within 3, then we can start talking about serious one punch ko power. But Maussa is garbage and his post hatton fights have shown that, as well as his pre harris fights.

Hatton since the Tszyu fight has shown me next to nothing that says he can matchup to mayweather at this point, especially against Collazo at 147. If he doesnt look good against Urango, im going to further feel worse about Hatton, after all the good stuff i saw pre 2005, i feel like he just does a whole lot of holding and hitting.

[El Jesus]

And what is Baldomir?

Maussa has no defense but defense is negated when that one punch lands flush, he has a solid chin.

Baldomir was the Undisputed champ at 147, and had alot more than ****ing the 17 fights Urango has. At this rate, Hatton should square off against Joel Julio...oh i got it..how about he tell Nobuo Nashiro to move up!

[GEOFFHAYES]

When he fought Oliveira, I just think Hatton would of beaten anybody put in front of him at 140lbs that night.. no question.