IF Hatton loses, who does he fight next?

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  1. safc1990

    safc1990 Goodbye Bolo :( Full Member

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    I reckon he'll retire if he loses tonight.
     
  2. Jai C

    Jai C Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :rofl:rofl:rofl Like son like father. Sr. UD. Seriously I don't think he would have the desire to fight again, knowing that the blueprint Floyd Jr. laid out has been distibuted nationwide.
     
  3. Arriba

    Arriba Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    It's not the loss that counts it's how.

    If Hatton loses a close disputed decision: He'll go for a rematch.

    If Hatton loses a competitive fight by KO: He'll go back to the route he used after the floyd loss. He'll take on a fight against a relative no hoper to rebound then go after a title.

    If he's demolished in a one sided thrashing? Retirement.
     
  4. captain k

    captain k Member Full Member

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    I reckon he will retire if he is ko'd which I cansee happening in the second half of the fight. If he does win he should
    Keep well back from pbf I'm not a mayweather fan but I think it would go the same way again andprobably quicker.
     
  5. BadJuju83

    BadJuju83 Bolivian Full Member

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    Khan,Witter or the loser of JMM and PBF.

    If Sugar has to wait for the winner of the winners(Pac-Ricky,PBF-JMM), if you know what i mean, then maybe him.


    Most money is Khan, but that invovles Warren.

    He hates Witter.

    I think Sugar gets someone from the WW's signed up before July.

    So id probably favour the loser of JMM and PBF.
     
  6. Chiko_Tech

    Chiko_Tech Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Cotto just to see Hatton completly retire after the fight.
     
  7. doug.ie

    doug.ie 'Classic Boxing Society' Full Member

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    yeah...i think so too.
     
  8. Jazzo

    Jazzo Non-Facebook Fag Full Member

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    I'd be in favor of him retiring. I would hope he could afford to.

    Maybe see if he can get up to 300lbs, which would be decent for a little guy.
     
  9. Uncle Oden

    Uncle Oden Respect Guzman banned

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    I definitely do not see him retiring. I think he'd rather end his career in the UK. I'd say Witter would make sense, but spite might just keep that from happening. Tim Bradley would be logical.
     
  10. richard_mcnair

    richard_mcnair Member Full Member

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    i dont think hell be too far away from retiring if he loses tonight, maybe hell have one big fight left in him - against khan
     
  11. fattonhatton

    fattonhatton New Member Full Member

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    he said it himself, with his style it's not safe to have a long career

    retire if it's a loss ricky, otherwise chase floyd again
     
  12. roly

    roly Boxing Addict Full Member

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    i think he'll fight jmm if he loses, assuming pbf beats him. if he does lose he still has 2-3 fights left in him. he would still have only lost to p4p #1 fighters. talk of him being a stepping stone for other fighters is a bit over the top. he would still be too much for any other fighters at 140, and 140 is a good division again. anyway this is all academic because hatton going to ko pac in 8.
     
  13. warrior85

    warrior85 R.I.P THUNDER Full Member

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    i hope hatton v marquez happens this year regardless
     
  14. Brit Sillynanny

    Brit Sillynanny Cold Hard Truth Full Member

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    But if he doesn't beat Pac then he's not gonna have a much easier time with (the then 26 year old) Bradley. Witter would be a comparatively better comeback fight than the risk Bradley would bring.
     
  15. roly

    roly Boxing Addict Full Member

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    hatton would handle bradley and witter would too in a rematch.