JMM vs Hatton

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Benjiabc, Oct 8, 2008.


  1. SeasideSlugger

    SeasideSlugger Active Member Full Member

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    I'll be intersted to see how far Hatton has "Slipped" in the Mallinaggi fight.

    The Lazcano Hatton I think would struggle with JMM but the proper Hatton, if he's still there, would be too much for him I think.

    Lets see if Mad Roger has done the business.
     
  2. Samuitel

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    Hatton Would Stop Jmm 4 Sure
     
  3. margo82

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    His shoes were untied though.

    Should the ref not have got them tied?

    And the reason he broke them was, Lazcano held Hatton's head down and smashed him in the body from that position.
     
  4. JIM KELLY

    JIM KELLY Bullshyt Mr Han Man! Full Member

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    i pray this fights materalises!
    marquez vs hatton would be explosive and exciting.

    Right now i would give marquez the notch in beating hatton up, unless hatton develops the skill and lessons taught from mr mayweather.

    Hattons bully style tactic was good for his younger days,. but now he would get smashed up.
     
  5. dwilson

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    I can not see Hatton beating any elite fighter.
     
  6. margo82

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  7. dwilson

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    Erm I guess p4p is elite so no one in the light welter division. Hatton is a very good fighter and so too are the likes of Bradley and Malinfaggi. The only way Hatton wins this is due to the sheer size advantage he has but I still do not see him beating JMM..
     
  8. TFFP

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    His shoes were untied :lol:

    They were also untied previously, funny how he stopped as soon as Ricky was in trouble eh?

    Open your eyes. It is clear as day the refs in Britain have been at least favourable towards Hatton, at worst receiving bungs.
     
  9. margo82

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    Did you see what happened?

    The ref stepped in. Then as Hatton went to step away, he tripped, because the ref had trod on his laces and obviously when you try to walk with someone on your laces, you stumble.....which drew it to both their attention.

    Watch it again, then come back and admit you didn't see this originally.
     
  10. TFFP

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    Don't try and be clever with me, especially if you don't know what the hell you are talking about.

    Try and ignore Hatton's wrestling in this round, I know it must have been difficult to keep awake when you were watching originally. Hatton is CLEARLY hurt, hugging on for dear life. The ref jumps in and warns Lazcano for **** all, before Hatton sticks his boot out begging for a rest.
     
  11. SouthpawSlayer

    SouthpawSlayer Im coming for you Full Member

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    juan manuel wins this one at 140
     
  12. margo82

    margo82 Active Member Full Member

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    Are you blind?

    Look as Hatton walks away at 2.23, he stumbles, then does a double hop. This is because if you look carefully, the referee trod on his shoelaces.

    And Lazcano was quite rightly warned for pulling Hatton down to waist height and hitting him in the body.

    Open your eyes and stop hating.
     
  13. TFFP

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    Of course he ****ing stumbles, he was buzzed and not even on firm legs. The ref was not even aware of it as he was breaking them up anyway - and he still ****ing sends Hatton into the neutral corner only for Hatton to have to visibly demonstrate his ****ing lace.

    And what, Lazcano deserves a warning for that given all the bull**** hitting and holding Hatton does? I didn't see him getting too many, but what a suprise, at the crucial moment Lazcano gets a warning!

    The treatment Hatton gets from refs in England is bordering on Ottke without the judging.
     
  14. margo82

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    He stumbled, because the ref trod on his laces. You have the video there, watch it, even with one eye you'll manage to see it.

    When does Hatton bend his opponent over and hit them? Hatton prefers a conventional clinch.
     
  15. TFFP

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    Hatton prefers to consistently hold his opponent, whilst hitting them. Which is strictly illegal, except if you are in England and have direct debits set up straight into the swiss bank accounts of D Parris and H Foster. Does he ever get warned - of course not

    Yet suddenly Lazcano has one minor discretion and deserves a full talking to for about 20 seconds, whilst Hatton gets to trot over to the neutral corner. Then he also manages to find another 10 seconds before the shoe lace is even tied, and even that is done as slowly as humanly possible.

    This is right about when Hatton is hurt

    Not dodgy at all.