Should have been Hamed, but its Hatton, Hattons resume is much better, but Hamed should have achieved more than he did.
fighting or eating contest? Hamed for me. P4p more power, elusive, unorthodox, nightmare matchup when he could be arsed.
Remind me what greats Hamed beat? Pretty sure the only great he faced was Barrera and he got schooled then retired after facing the realization that he would have to fight Pac, Morales and Barrera. Fat leprechaun. Ricky Hatton beat Tsyzu a great /endthread.
:rofl Same kind of fighter atsch You seriously either don't know or have never watched hatton or hamed nothing could be further from the truth. There styles are absolutely pole apart :rofl hamed was one of a kind
Definitively Hatton!!! Hatton has far better resume than Hamed. Hamed might have beaten Hatton H2H, but Hatton accomplished more.
If i had a quid for everytime i heard some pea brain joke say that id be a millionaire. You've just proved my point. Hes more respected for who he lost to rather than who he actually beat. I prefer to think of it as Hatton was so overated into himself and others thinking he could beat 2 guys whom he had NO bussiness being in the ring with.
Hamed could have been an ATG along the same level as Morales and Mab, but he messed his career up. Hatton on the other hand is a HOF but no ATG. Naz would be a phenom in any era, Hatton wouldnt (apart from his own) Naz was undefeated and top of his division for a good few years until his skills started slipping and he ran into ATG Barerra. Hatton you could argue was pretty much in his prime when he lost to PacMan. H2H is difficult because Hatton is a much bigger man and hits quite hard, however if anyone could "Pacquiao" Hatton under 147...it would be Hamed. Both men are terribly underrated unfortunately.
Hamed is a total bum. Amazing fighter, who got beaten once and cried ever since. Now spends his days sniffing after Amir Khan like he's in the rign with him. He's a ****ing embarrassment to boxing. For all the showmanship and flare he turned out to be a powder puff. Never got anywhere near his potential. The Tin Man had more heart.