Ricky Hatton at his Vicious Best

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I thought this was his best performance.. :smoke

 

Against an out of shape shot Castillo....:nono

 

and he got away with murder against Kostya.

 

Maybe a little but not too much.. :hey

He was just simply overwhelmed by the pressure Hatton made.. :smoke

 

crying after getting knocked in sparring or you mean being layed out by pac or jumping head fisrt into the corner pad by money all three are pretty vicious

 

:good

 

My fav part about the Zoo fight was when Hatton held his head and hit him 4 times.

 

Nah. Castillo was done.

 

:good

not making weight for a fight once is bad, but doing it twice means that fighter doesn't want to do it anymore

 

fair play on kosta for taking the fight.

That hatton was very good. It wasn't pretty. But it was very affective.

I even think he'd have beat floyd at 140 if they'd met at MEN arena that night..

 

seriously my friend, don't do that.

we all accept that hatton deserves a lot of respect for finding out how good he was, but accept that he (and tszyu for that matter) were a class under floyd

 

I believe he'd have won a controvertial decision. Bear in mind going into round 11 against floyd the HBO team had it 5 rounds a piece. So a better hatton that we had at 140 who was possessed that night and walked through alot more shots than he took against floyd.
I think he would have got the win.
People stateside would have complained about the fouls he got away with and the controvertial decision. There'd have been a big money rematch in Vegas. And floyd would win,

I admit floyd is a class above but i would never admit he beats hatton everytime they fight.

 

He would have been disqualified if that fight was anyplace but the UK. It was disgraceful what that referee allowed.

 

no offense, pal, but that's only your british allegiance talking.

i respect hatton as much as any fighter, especially britain's poor record (which is changing) of keeping their best fighters at home and never chasing the biggest fights as a result