Hattons punch resistance is decreasing by the fight!!!

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  1. thePRESIDENT

    thePRESIDENT Active Member Full Member

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    I think Hattons ballooning weight between fights is catching up to him, people also forget Hatton isnt an elusive fighter, there is only so many time you can fight in Hatton's physically demanding style befor eyou show wear and tear....we are beggining to see this now.

    I also cant believe how open he has become to the left hook.

    I really believe Hatton peaked @ the Tszyu fight and its been a slow slide down.

    I think any fighter who can time a Left hook (torres) could Ko Ricky.


    Also alot of threads on how bad the REF was, yes he was poor but no way was Lozcano going to stop him, he looked extremely fatigued after throwing any combination of punches after rnd 6.
     
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  2. hopkinsfan07

    hopkinsfan07 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I great, its also sapping his stamina
     
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  3. Samurai

    Samurai I lost an avatar bet Full Member

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    It sure seems like it.

    Took Tszyu's punches excellent, than stunned a few times and badly hurt by Collazo, KO'd by Mayweather and now stunned by Lazcano.
     
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  4. Quik

    Quik Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yep. Thats why hes fighting Malignaggi next....
     
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  5. fatdrunkenslob

    fatdrunkenslob Well-Known Member Full Member

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    The war with Tszyu must have ruined him. He hasn't looked sharp even with the sloppy victory over Maussa right afterwards. His normal energy and relentless attack has turned into a holding fest where he just dives in throwing a couple of punches then clinches. His usual inside game is no longer remotely effective because he seems to smother his own work up close by holding and wrestling.

    I would seriously not advise a rematch with Mayweather or he'll get starched even worse the next time around.
     
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  6. larryx

    larryx mr x knockem out Full Member

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    I would seriously not advise a rematch with Mayweather or he'll get starched even worse the next time around.[/quote]bingo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
     
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  7. thePRESIDENT

    thePRESIDENT Active Member Full Member

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    the thing is Lozcano/Floyd arent even noted punchers in each of their division...

    the same punch did the damage

    LEFT hook. Can you imagine what a De la Hoya or Cotto would do?

    I hope Ricky beats Mallinagi and retires real soon.
     
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  8. fatdrunkenslob

    fatdrunkenslob Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I'm starting to wonder if even little Pacquiao could hurt him at 140. That would be a sad day for British boxing indeed if Manny can knock Hatton out.
     
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  9. BlueApollo

    BlueApollo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Not as sad as Oscar starching him inside of six.

    If Hatton's punch resistance is dropping with each fight, does that mean by the time he's 50 Malinaggi might be able to buzz him?
     
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  10. JonOli

    JonOli Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I question Hattons declining punch resistance to. To be fair though hatton was punched into a turnbuckle against floyd and still got up, Lazcano has a lot of kos on his record. Lazcano can punch, I accept those are at a lower weight though.
     
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  11. ZippyMan

    ZippyMan Active Member Full Member

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    Every hit you take to the head lowers your resistance to the next punch. The sack of fluid that protects your brain loses rigidity over time and allows your brain to bounce around. This has been known for many decades.

    The way Hatton takes shots, he has to be softening up.
     
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  12. Carlos Primera

    Carlos Primera Boxing Addict Full Member

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    holt, torres or anyone who could bang could probably starch him as it stands.
     
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  13. PacDbest

    PacDbest Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Forget Hatton-PBF, Forget Boring Mallinaggi(I'm glad he broke his hand). After Pac beats Diaz, Pac vs Hatton next!!! Retirement time for Hatton!!!!
     
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  14. RafaelGonzal

    RafaelGonzal Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    5 KO's in his record thats Malinaggi. There should be no doubt now why this clown is high on the Hatton list of opponents he anxiously wants to fight.
    Hatton is now on that short list of has-beens soon to be brutally KTFO. That will surely come to pass the moment he steps in with a lethal opponent instead of these setups. Hell even these setups are putting the wood to Hatton.
     
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  15. PacDbest

    PacDbest Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Who do you want for Hatton next???
     
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