Potential hatton opponents down to 2

Hatton ain't going to be fighting Zab Judah.

 

The Zab fight would of been mint around 2005/6.

 

Too right I think Judah blasts him out very early, he don't want to be going near him, certainly not in his first comeback fight.

He can't seriously think he can compete at top level again, I would love to be wrong I really would as I had some great nights at the MEN and other places watching him fight but I just cannot see it.

Not sure it even gets past the first comeback fight unless its an old man who can't punch and then perhaps he can work his way to a win or stoppage and move on but its going to end one way I fear once the bar is raised

 

**** off parade raining **** I've seen enough twats posting the same recycled garbage

 

Judah is too risky for Hatton in his first fight back.

 

How DARE people not be enthused by Hatton comeback!

 

Won't be judah

 

Isn't Judah fighting Peterson soon? And Judah won't jump up to 147

 

Jose Cotto would not be a bad choice actually. Decent operator, not massive, not a banger but not totally safe. Can be hurt, can be out outboxed. Would be a great choice IMO.

Obviously not true as it's jj 'reporting' it

 

YEEESSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!! JJ's back!!! :happy:happy:happy:happy

Fantastic news for the Brit forum :bowdown:bowdown

 

Why wouldn't Judah move up? Not like he's the former lineal welterweight champion, oh, wait...

 

He moved back down from 147 to 140, he seems settled at 140 now, may be wrong though

 

I know what you mean, I was just jesting. But as for Zab, he'd do anything for Hatton money I reckon.

I think it's Ricky who wouldn't take that fight and he'd be wise not to.

Tim Coleman would do.

 

Hatton shouldn't fight southpaws, period.

Some fighters just can't fight them.... Paul Williams couldn't, Carl Froch struggles etc.

Williams is probably the only recent fighter who was worse than Ricky with the lefties.... a four round level journeyman could land left hands on him regularly... he was that bad.