Can Hattons workrate...

I'm of the same opinion as you, if money were on it I would go for a Mayweather UD but its also perfectly possible that Hatton capitalizes on PBFs poor workrate and slows him down with bodyshots. De la Hoya couldn't maintain pressure in his fight with Mayweather, Hatton will.

This isn't the easy fight for Mayweather that some on here seem to think.

 

I see knockdowns in this fight- i hope Hatton hurts PBF witha a bodyshot early then beats the cr*p out of him. Cannot wait for this

 

Hatton's biggest weapon is his left hook to the body and it works fine on people who stand in front of him and allow him to fall in. However, PBF doesn't do this it will be extremly hard for Hatton to land this punch in the middle of the ring on PBF, like he did against Castillo. So that takes away one of Hatton's biggest weapons. Hatton is simply outgunned in this fight he will be beaten to the punch countered and fustrated by PBF's movement. Hatton can't deal with slick fighters and that's why he's ducked them throughout his career.

 

Take a day off with the Hatton hating, that was quite a reasoned, interesting post until the last sentence.

 

Man, your the true definition of a nuthugger.

 

You're the true defenition of a hater. Your boy Oscar lost to PBF deal with it Oscarsexual.:hi:

 

Prove what I said in my post was wrong instead of hating.

 

Hattons workrate has become so overrated its gross.

Although, it is his only chance.

 

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I can tell you're new to the sport easily impressed by a guy who throws 100 punches or goes toe to toe. What you fail to realzie it's things like footwork, defense and ring genralship that win fights. What PBF does in the ring is a thing of beauty. He uses his superior footwork, counter-punching and defense to outbox his opponenets, fustrate them and win by UD. Anyone can get into a ring and go toe to toe but most people have no idea how hard it is to slip a punch and counter until they actually get into the ring and try it for themselves until then they can't fully appreciate it. There's a reason why 9/10 times you pick the boxer over the brawler. I admire PBF because he's a genius in the ring and I respect his skill sets.

 

I can tell you're new to the sport easily impressed by a guy who throws 100 punches or goes toe to toe. What you fail to realzie it's things like footwork, defense and ring genralship that win fights. What PBF does in the ring is a thing of beauty. He uses his superior footwork, counter-punching and defense to outbox his opponenets, fustrate them and win by UD. Anyone can get into a ring and go toe to toe but most people have no idea how hard it is to slip a punch and counter until they actually get into the ring and try it for themselves until then they can't fully appreciate it. There's a reason why 9/10 times you pick the boxer over the brawler. I admire PBF because he's a genius in the ring and I respect his skill sets.

 

Bump

 

Nah, let it die....