No offence mate i dont recall slating Hatton:huh May have done but i cant remember:huh Against Collazo i dont think Hatton did to bad,...
Obviously it could go either way but i am not sold on either of them yet. Both of their chins are suspect and both have power, but i think David...
Just check it out, i really dont know why people are always on Cottos back, his resume is quality by todays standards, name me 5 current fighters...
To me Ricky Hatton has the physical dimensions of a featherweight, let alone a light welterweight or welterweight, just look at the height and...
Good exposure for Witter and i think he can or will put on a good performance, i dont think Hopkins has enough power to keep him off.
Mayweather by 115-113 wouldnt of been surprised if it was a draw, to me Dela Hoya lost the fight, down the stretch.
I am hoping that someone can give me some good webpages to go to to get an indepth knowledge on this man? Cheers for your help!!
Youve got to love Golota!!:D I hope he wins against Mollo it will be good to have him back:happy
From the boxers ive met, which arent alot mind you most were cool, Hatton every time ive seen him has been down to earth and very witty Dean...
I second that Tyson was intimidating, hell Liston was intimidating but there is something different about Golota
Id say 25-30% based on the quality of opposition they have both faced so far in their respective careers. Kessler would obviously be the big...
Why thank you very much:good I can still remember when Hatton had just beaten Jon Thaxton and at the ringside interview Witter got in his face...
Totally agree with you about Cotto:good ive been preaching about him to anyone who would hear, i do know what you mean about Hatton though, what...
Hatton said it himself after he beat Collazo 'why does everybody talk about boxing as being all about long range , there is a science to fighting...
Im finished with this anyways now your arguments keep covering the same old ground, If Castillo and Tszyu were washed up then thats your opinion,...
