in their primes: Ricky Hatton vs Zab Judah @ 140

Did any of them knock him out?

 

Yes you're right everyone with a low percentage KO ratio must have no power, Eubank, Ike Williams, Ortiz all low KO percentages therefore they must have **** power, Pacquaio's is only 68%, he must have no power either. Sugar Ray Robinson had the same KO percent as Judah, Ricky Hatton walks through his punches too right?

Judah was a BIG hitter, maybe bigger than Tyszu/Pacquaio and Tyszu never landed his shots with full extension and was a faded 35yo.

Hatton always had nightmares with southpaws - Pacman, Collazo, Magee - all hurt him, he has no defense for a southpaws right hook

Phillips/Tackie/Magee/Lazcano/Collazo all hurt Hatton big time, Judah KO's him

 

Hatton only gets ko'd by ATG's.

'Good' fighters don't make the grade and that's all Zab was/is, a good fighter. With his KO record there's no way he's sparking Hatton.

Did you guys even see some of the shots he took from Mayweather before going down? Zab wouldn't hit the mark as consistantly as Mayweather did and would be hit much much more.

 

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Why Hatton avoided southpaws like Judah, Corley, Mitchell, Witter in his prime:

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By Tszyu?!!!

When was this? he took Tszyu to pieces before making him retire on his stool and then from the ring Fact :deal

And so what if he was hurt the majority were heavy hitters and he won them all Fact :deal

 

Mayweather does not hit very hard at welterweight he was hitting baldamir, marquez and mosley flush almost at will and did not KO them.

So I feel zab could get him him by KO.

 

Eubank, Williams and Ortiz aren't 'big' punchers imo. A big puncher needs to have consistancy for me.
Pac's % is 12% over Zab and his level of opposition is also much higher, again you're reaching.
SRR was fighting every month, sometimes more, you think it's fair to compare him to todays fighters? How do you think he'd have done fighting 3 times a year?
I thought most of his decisions came at the tail end of his career.

Regardless, a big hitter is reflected in ko% and how they did in his prime. Zab couldn't ko lesser opponents than Hatton, and was beaten by lesser fighters, that's a fact.

Hatton also found a way to beat southpaws, and gave them just as much trouble as they gave him (save Pac).
You also overrate how 'hurt' Hatton was, I mean "bigtime"? Please.....

 

judah all the way

 

In their primes, Hatton would beat him easily.

 

At no time in Hatton's career was he ever on the elite world class level, never. Judah would always beat Hatton everyday of the week, every week in the month, and every month in a year. It is a matter of those two being on completely different levels.

 

And Judah was???:rofl:rofl:rofl

 

Hatton by late stoppage and after taking a lot of punishment.

but like NBA said if i was a yank i would probably favour zab.

 

Yes, Judah actually was. Sorry ricky fan, at best your boy was a club fighter who got lucky and caught a great champ at the end of his career with a half foot into retirement and even then he had to hug and maul to get a victory.

 

AAHHhhh so you're a troll alt looking for a bite, sorry, I ain't biting, bye now:hi:

And for the record, I wasn't even a fan. I picked Tszyu, Mayweather and Pac to beat him.:hi: