I just re-watched Mayweather vs Hatton & Cortez!

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by ranser, Jan 3, 2010.


  1. Babality

    Babality KTFO!!!!!!! Full Member

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    That dude is a total ******, don't waste your time.
     
  2. theboy_racer

    theboy_racer Boxing Junkie banned

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    Cortez was a total disgarce, ruined the first half of the fight, hate the guy for it.

    Floyd would probably still have won on points though.
     
  3. Clinton

    Clinton Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Don't forget Dave Parriss.
     
  4. Maxmomer

    Maxmomer Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I agree. Cortez wasn't just breaking up clinches immediately, he was breaking up clinches that had yet to occur. He broke them up a couple of times when they were just standing close without grabbing. Terrible referee. Hatton still would have lost, though.
     
  5. WelshWizard

    WelshWizard Slap King Full Member

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    It didn't matter if Cortez was the ref or not Hatton would of still lost the dam fight. In the middle rounds and up the fight was pretty much over and Mayweather took control of the fight. To be honest Hatton with all that holding never benefit him because he was the one getting worked inside anyways !
     
  6. Thread Stealer

    Thread Stealer Loyal Member Full Member

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    Exactly.

    The bulk of the good work on the inside was being done by Mayweather. Actually, nearly all the clean shots in the fight were landed by Mayweather. It wasn't a close fight, or especially competitive either. Just because a guy is coming forward and making his opponent work harder, it doesn't mean he's being effective, if he's the one eating most of the shots.

    In the clinch and up close on the inside, Mayweather was landing the better shots, especially when his left arm was locked up with Hatton's right arm. Mayweather was repeatedly landing that right hand to the stomach throughout the fight, which probably took a bit out of Hatton.

    Cortez breaking up so many of the clinches in the early going might be a better excuse for Hatton if Hatton wasn't getting beaten in that regard as well.
     
  7. ranser

    ranser Well-Known Member Full Member

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    fck off u cok scker, U know nothing about boxing, I bet u've never had a boxing fight in ur life before so don't bother commenting..arse licker.

    Clinching , whether you like it or not is part of boxing.It is part of Hatton's game. If boxing wants to ban it, they will , but until they ban it completely , then it is perfectly legal.
    hatton was told by his corner man to throw defence out the window, and go for the kill, that why he ended up getting head first in the corner post.
    i believe the fight would have ended up real close, a draw or either man winning it
    Listen up, everytime Hatton did something Cortez would warn him.
    In the end , all hope is lost, and that took his gameplan right out the window,
    What cortez basically did was take away Hatton' tools , so Hatton was confused and didn't know what to do. He was left to dry.And that's when Mayweather got confident, You have no clue on how to analyse fights.
    Go fk urself.
    and because you're so stupid, mayweather was doing the elbowing you IQ of 15.
     
  8. ranser

    ranser Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Also to that uneducated SCAR arse licker.
    I never complained once when Hatton beat Kostya! U know why??
    because Hatton beat kostya using the tactics he knows best, he mauled and fought dirty, and rough,just like hopkins or other fighters would do..
    difference is, Cortez was on Floyd's side and wanted to protect the american fighter
    Now go fck urself.
     
  9. ranser

    ranser Well-Known Member Full Member

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    thank you.
    I'm neither a Hatton fan nor a Floyd fan.
    I just speak the truth.
    There was no complaining from me when Kostya lost to Hatton, even though I was supporting Kostya.!
     
  10. Furey

    Furey EST & REG 2009 Full Member

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    The thing is, Hatton knows Mayweather may well have been able to beat him during the fight but he will never know how much better he himself could have done because of how bad Cortez refereed the fight, he basically stopped Hatton from fighting his fight which got him frustrated and basically made him go gung ho and lose the plot.
     
  11. homebrand

    homebrand Well-Known Member Full Member

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    jezuz. Holding and grappling is not legal in boxing.

    Get it through yur thick ass skulls.:roll:


    If Cortez this, if Cortez that. What? If Cortez didn't referee and uphold the laws of boxing it would have been a different fight? You don't ****ing say.
     
  12. ranser

    ranser Well-Known Member Full Member

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    how many clinches happen in a boxing fight, and rarely ever does a point get taken away, wtf u talking about??
     
  13. ranser

    ranser Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Hatton's tools were basically taken away from him that night..
    He would slap Hatton's hands everytime they were around Floyd, which would make Hatton drop his arms, and eventually be open to a shot..
     
  14. homebrand

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    Clinching is a tactic to be used when you're buzzed, but the ref is well within his rights to split you up because it is illegal.

    What part of 'against the rules' do you not understand? Let's say your mate speeds down the motorway at 100mph and doesn't get caught. The next day you do the same but get pulled over and ticketed. Is your defence "my mate did it and got away with it" going to work, or is it more a case of what you did was illegal so you get a ****ing ticket.
     
  15. ranser

    ranser Well-Known Member Full Member

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    hey, whats wrong with u??
    If you hit somebody deliberately below the belt,you get 1 point deducted off you.
    You might be lucky to get a warning the first time, but a 2nd time and you u lose a point! or really u would get disqualified.
    if you hit somebody behind the head or when they're down, you lose a point!
    if your lucky, you might get a warning the first time!
    if you clinch once, twice, 3times, 20 times, U'd be lucky to get a point deducted off you.
    Just ask John Ruiz,
    you have missed the point totally!
    And I stand by my point totally, Hatton was in with a real good chance of winning had he been allowed to fight his fight if it wasn't for that useless biased $!%$!! Cortez