Those voting for Hamed are more concerned about losses whilst Those voting for Hatton are more concerned about wins
How about a 96% winning rate in 47 pro fights, and a 68% KO rate at a world class level? The guy lost two fights, to the two best fighters in the game and everyone gives him ****. Then, douche bags like you seem to forget the things he accomplished: Two division world champion * WBC, WBA World welterweight title * WBA Super, IBO, IBF, WBU World light welterweight title Regional titles: * WBA, WBO, WBC Inter-Continental light welterweight title * The Ring magazine's World Light Welterweight Champion * Won the Lonsdale belt, BBBofC title Awards: * 2005 Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year: Hatton is the first British boxer to receive the award since its inception in 1928 * 2005 ESPN.com Fighter of the Year Amateur Record: 73-7 * 1996 Junior World Championships Light Welterweight Bronze Medalist * ABA National Champion Light Welterweight 1997 * ABA National Junior Champion (Class A) Light Welterweight 1995,1996 * ABA National Junior Champion (Class B) Light Welterweight 1997 * ABA National Junior Champion (Class C) Light Welterweight 1994 Then we have Hamed: 97% win rate and 83% KO rate in 37 pro fights. Single Division World Champ: WBC, WBO, IBO, IBF Featherweight World Champ Regional Titles: WBC International Super Bantamweight, EBU bantamweight title Prince Naseem Hamed never held the Lonsdale belt. It is alleged that Naseem Hamed tried to buy a Lonsdale belt at auction. Amateur Record 62-5 ------------------------------------ So, lets recap. More accomplished title winner? Hatton Better resume? Hatton More accomplished amateur career? Hatton Toe to toe? Hatton Crazy fans? Hatton Your boxing knowledge? Total **** :hi: