hatton is an inspirational fighter...

Since forever, you're saying "Hatton is great" - Floyd kicked his ass.

 

Hatton takes way too much **** on this forum....

rip to gatti....but hatton was a more skilled fighter then a gatti....if gatti gets into the Hall of Fame then my hunch is hatton gets in...

 

Yeah coz thats what Flyod does,kick ass.He's ALL ACTION

 

This is almost as non sensical as wanting Chris Byrd to be a power punching heavyweight in his prime. Had Byrd spent his career at LHW or CW, he'd have been powerful, but when you're above the natural weight you're in, when you're giving up advantages in height, you're not going to be "All action"

Floyd does what is neccessary to win at the weights he competes at, did he or did he not finish Hatton? He'll probably finish Pac, too - but expecting him to finish actual welters and light welters when the guy was a 130lb fighter at the age of 25 - doesn't wash.

 

See thats were you are wrong,if you are in great condition like Flyod and you cant make weight,that means it aint so natural.So 130 aint his natural weight he was still growing then.

 

He was "growing" at 25? Laughable.
Floyd wasn't growing at 25, he simply ran out of viable challengers at 130 so started to climb, also for the legacy involved in taking belts from 130 to 154.

 

I'm a Hatton fan, but I can't say I find him too terribly inspirational.


The route his career has taken lately has been downright tragic. An example of a fighter biting off way more than he can chew and getting the brakes beat off of him doing so.

But, least he tried.

 

and Chicken

 

Lol if Hatton is Floyd's best win, then he's got some work to do

 

Taking belts from who? Almost anyone can get a belt nowadays....

 

Uh, Tomasz Adamek?

Went over to the USA and built up a huge fanbase?

 

This smells like a Lounge thread.

 

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