9 year anniversary of one of the greatest fights in boxing history. Let us revisit/relive it.

He won't come back with a rational response.

 

Take a cold shower, b.

 

Don't be mean, man. The dude bought balloons and everything.

 

This was the Cortez fight and no matter how you sugar coat it he was the equaliser.

For the first part of the fight drunken slob Hatton was snapping Mays head with his Jabs and working his body good. Cortez part of TmT founding members had enough and basically told Hatton he will stop this or lose points..... drunken lout Hatton refused to stop and lost a point then lost his head and in his cumbersome way waded forward with no plans after his only real fighting chance was taken. Floyd was allowed to adopt the same tactics and used his superior speed against the gate keeper who struggled against c rated collazo in his previous fight.

Terrible performance when it was even but a glossy finish.

 

Oh yes he will Oscar- Cheatweather was a close fight I can see a judge scoring it 7-5
As for C.J. Ross She scored the fight as she saw it, how I don't know LOL She didn't score it as the memo told her to so she got FIRED!!!!! How is it Moretti & a few of the other Vegas judges havent been fired
they've turned in as bad if not worse over the years. Oh sorry I see why now they scored FOR Cheatweather as per memo lol

 

All that blather but you couldn't post a FAIR fight involving Mayweather in the last 10 years can you???

 

Never.. C.J.Rock doesn't think clearly.

 

ROFL You got nothing to think with PeeWee your brain is addled lol
Even PIMPLE is relegated to just posting too Got no more excuses huh ?

 

Exposed!!!

 

Hatton getting knocked out, he actually didn't do too bad in that fight. Mayweather's hands must've been feeling good that day.

MVC, what was your score for Mayweather/Zab Judah. I had him losing the first 4 rounds which had me sweating because I put down a decent sized bet.

 

Cortez did seem biased, but with all due respect mate, the ref could have been Hatton's mother/father and he wouldnt have won.