Yes they both have been cursing their fighters. But Steward isnt on Mcgirts level yet. McGirt is just horrible
Yea ok bull****.. Cotto would destroy Hatton the bum.. Hatton aint even on Cottos level.
Yeah after he staggered over there. I guess its just everyone but Hatton fans imagination that Ricky was hurt and the hometown ref gave him time...
Bullied? Are you crazy? Malignaggi was the one pushing him around and backing him up into the ropes.. Go watch the fight again.
Lull in the action???? You mean Hatton was holding on for dear life and dropped his head and rammed into Lazcano?? Then the ref breaks it and...
Oh yea sure because Hatton throws great right hands with his short stubby arms! lmaooo. Hatton couldn't even beat the **** out of a guy that...
Yeah but you stop the fight when there is a lull in the action not when the guy is hurt and the other guy is about to drop his ass! That's common...
Yeah i think you were watching a different fight cause Hatton was hurt way more then Lazcano.. What fight were you watching?
Yeah just like Ricky Fatton is open to left hooks. Who's supposed to correct that problem of him being open to right hands?? The TRAINER correct?
Yeah you're right man. When i heard McGirt was his trainer i said oh **** he's majorly ****ed now! McGirts fighters always lose and get their...
Everyone is writing how Malignaggi is **** and how he looked so bad his last 2 fights. I'm going to tell you his real downfall. Buddy ****in...
Hit on his temple? Bull ****.. I seen the fight he got hit square on the chin by a featherfist and he was staggering all around and hurt
Nobody said that Hatton undid his own shoelaces the point is you dont ****in stop the action ESPECIALLY when that fighter is hurt and his opponent...
Yeah and also when he was hurt he brought it to the Refs attention that his shoe lace was untied. And the Ref kept warning Lazcano for no reason
OH yea I'm a Hatton troll because I speak the truth about him. LOL@ Hattons constant pressure.. Sure buddy.. He couldnt even put away a slow...
