Good points. And while Mayweather might have more power than you think (and for sure the ability to stun opponents with his speed), Collazo and Lazcano are featherfisted, and each had him seriously hurt.....I see Pac turning Hatton's face into a pizza by round 10.
There's a zero percent chance of a Pac ko and a zero percent chance of a Hatton points victory in my opinion. So by that rationale we're either talking a wide Pac points win or a Hatton ko. I have't quite decided which one yet.
:nono if u new anything about boxing u wud no tszyu wasnt past his prime at all, expert boxing writers n fans alike expected tszyu to get rid of hatton in 4 rounds or less, before the fight no1 in boxing said he was past his prime...give your ****in head a shake
hatton can take a beating. he has a good chin and he's sure going to need it next month. dont know who to pick yet though.
Hatton got shook by Paulie at one point. Maybe some of you have a point, Hatton's punch resistance is not as good as it was. Hatton needs to win a Hearns v Hagler style war within 4 as I still think Pac wins on cuts/closed eyes or maybe ko because of not seeing the punches coming
He was never hurt in the Maliginaggi fight, off balance maybe. People love to talk about the Mayweather ko but never remember how many flush shots he took before he was actually put down.
Hatton resistance is questionable NOW. I dont think it was so much a factor earlier in his career, but he seems to be getting hurt on a regular basis these days.
I think Hatton takes punches better than most he took shots from Zoo who has ATG power for 140. I must clarify. It was Hatton's fault the fight didn't take place at 140 not PBF's.:deal When both fighters where at 140 PBF tried to make the fight then but Hatton declined. You can't blame PBF who moved on to 147 and at the time was on top of the boxing world to jump down from 147 and go down to 140. Hatton wanted what PBF had he was the challenger. He called PBF out not the other way around.:deal Also PBF beats Hatton worse at 140 than he did at 147 he was better at that weight.
it was a good win for Hatton but it was clear Tzyu was past his prime, he had been struggling with injuries for some time and thats obvious when you see that he had only one fight a year in the three years leading to the Hatton fight.
To be fair Tszyu gets disorganized when he is crowded. I reckon if Tszyu had got some punching room for his shots he would of hurt Hatton. Eamon Magee hurt Hatton more than once. Id hazzard a guess that Tszyu hit harder than him, allthough ive never been hit by either so.........lol He DID have a decent chin though i agree.