Hatton and Floyd both have one loss.

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  1. G_RapPBF

    G_RapPBF Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Difference is, Hatton got his ass kicked up and down the ring and was almost knocked out, Floyd had a bad fight with a hurt shoulder and came back and dominated Castillo.
     
  2. markbrooklyn

    markbrooklyn Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yeah but unlike Margarito Baldomir was the man at 147 so.... :hi:
     
  3. BITCH ASS

    BITCH ASS "Too Fast" Full Member

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    Yeah, and what a great fight that turned out to be.

    Damn, it feels good to be a fight fan.

    :patsch
     
  4. elTerrible

    elTerrible TeamElite General Manager Full Member

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    well if you look at it this way and take both as losses, Castillo is a far better fighter than Collazo.

    Hattons gift decision is more of an embarrassment than PBF's. Plus PBF took the rematch and won while Hatton jumped back down in weight because he was then all of a sudden too small for 147 where as before we always heard about how he was too large for 140.
     
  5. Dorfmeister

    Dorfmeister Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Both won and are still undefeated - Mayweather edged JLC even though judges didn't give so much emphasis on Castillo's body punches compared with Mayweather's jabs. I had the fight much closer but it would be unfair to give it to Castillo. Hatton could have disposed of Collazo but let him get into the contest and counter him slick but neither that nor the last 1:30 s of the fight would have reverted a win that was evident from the get-go.

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  6. G_RapPBF

    G_RapPBF Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Lucky punch and quite possile just a slip. Hatton doesnt score that, he loses.
     
  7. Dorfmeister

    Dorfmeister Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I remember that the judges scores were close but not that close. But yes, the 10-8 score in round one helped but it was no lucky punch, look at how Hatton jumps in right on top of his opponent and times him perfectly - what a start! Can happen again or can't it really? Ricky says there's a method in his "madness"...
     
  8. G_RapPBF

    G_RapPBF Well-Known Member Full Member

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    What I mean is, it wasnt the punch that fell Collazo so much as him backpeddling and getting more a push in the face. Hatton got round 11 which was crucial, and lucked out in round twelve against what could have been ruled a knockdown.

    Collazo looked ready to go another 5 after the fight, Hatton was visibly finished.
     
  9. Asterion

    Asterion Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Both fights, Mayweater-Castillo I and Hatton-Collazo, were close.
     
  10. BoxingGuru

    BoxingGuru Boxing Addict Full Member

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    The guy is right. You can nuthug all you want but when that decision was announced, hundreds of thousands of people said WHAT THE ****?
     
  11. JAM Killer

    JAM Killer Coming Through. Full Member

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    Shut the **** up.


    Mayweather is undefeated.
     
  12. BITCH ASS

    BITCH ASS "Too Fast" Full Member

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    :|
     
  13. JAM Killer

    JAM Killer Coming Through. Full Member

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    Me crying?

    This entire thread is a cry out for attention, like a little toddler. You could at least be creative with the threads you start, you damn nerd.
     
  14. BITCH ASS

    BITCH ASS "Too Fast" Full Member

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    If I'm a nerd, you're a gay ass *****.

    Get back on Floyd's dick.

    Be objective, damn.
     
  15. Jose FM

    Jose FM Well-Known Member Full Member

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    116-110 JLC. RD. 1, 10-9 PBF. RD 2. 10-9 PBF, RD 3. 10-9 JLC. RD. 4, 10-9 JLC. RD.5, 10-9 PBF. RD 6-7. 10-9 JLC, RD.8, 9-9. RD. 9, 10-9 JLC. RD. 10. 10-8, JLC. RD. 11-12, 10-9 JLC.

    115-110 JLC.