I hear you. Still I enjoy his quick punching in close quarters. If only he had power like Uma Thurman when punching a close target.
I haven't read the other posts but I think one-dimensional is harsh. Hatton does have ability but he lacks discipline. The Malignaggi fight was a good tester for the work done with Mayweather. If Diaz thinks that I'd like to see him move up to 140 this year because I think Hatton beats him on points 116-112. And I'm becoming more and more confident about Hatton beating Pacquiao.
Hatton is one dimensional before but not anymore.....He's improve a little against paulie, though he still haven't mastered his new techniques....If he can't polish that for the pacquiao fight, I think he would be in great trouble..
This time I agree with you 100%. I think the agressive pac will be more of a disciplined fighter vs hatton. Gone are the "naruto" days of pac's ring stubborness. Most likely he will be up in the ring bringing the David Diaz discipline> patient, using push and pull measurements and geometric angles. If the vs. Diaz Pac-disciplined will face hatton, he will be in big danger.
if pac keeps his head. he'll stop hatton late. but if he gets frustrated like how he was against agapito sanchez, hatton's chances will grow by the minute. this is also a great test for pac's ability to take a punch. hatton is by far the most deadly puncher pac has ever faced, okay maybe de la hoya, but de la hayo was **** that night so he does not count. hatton has a chance for sure but i think this is pac's fight to lose. if his team comes up with a good gameplan and if pac follows it perfectly, anything hatton will do wont matter.
I agree. Diaz is a young pressure fighter. He could be too big and too strong for Marquez. His body shots will soften up Marquez like what Pac did to him in their last fight.
he just put a gun in his head.. he thinks hatton is one-dimensional, what about him. he thinks hatton don't have the skills to beat pac, what about him against marquez or pac.