Who do you want to win, Hatton or Mayweather?

Hatton.

 

Money got this....he hasn't been in any interviews or said anything as well as his camp since dancing with the stars. He is in the lab and is really brewing up something special for everyone....whether you like or dislike him...can't wait.

 

PBF hands down. Hatton's lack of overall boxing skills will be exposed by PBF.

 

Ricky Hatton. Would love for Ricky to beat him like a drum, !

 

Hatton obviously. And I think it'll be very close. Maybe even a draw. mayweather will HAVE to fight though. If he tries to pot shot and leg it, it won't impress the American judges, who routinely score favourably for aggression

 

I second that, and like fatdrunkenslob said I don't expect Hatton to face Cotto if he does indeed beat Mayweather.

 

The Pretty Boy Floyd MAyweather.
DOnt see why I would root against him, yeah he talks s**t but he backs it up.
He trains his a** off, stays in shape, and come fight night he gets the job done. So dont see a reason not 4 him 2 win.

Hatton is a cool dude 2. BUt Floyd is one of my favorite fighters, so g2 rock with PBF

 

Mayweather.

 

hatton

 

Hatton for sure.

 

I don't pay much attention to boxer's atitude outside the ring. I rather appreciate what they can actually do in a ring.

Mayweather acting like a spoiled brat doesn't preclude his unique skills. Hatton's a boxer I also appreciate yet his skill level is nowhere close to Mayweather's.

Hatton appears to be a likable guy outside the ring but that doesn't change my perception of him as a boxer.

I have a particular liking for very skilled boxers; for me it all started with Cassius Clay.

Mayweather is the one I'd like to see win because it sends the message that high technical skills has the better of athleticism or brute force.

Mind you, Hatton is a fairly balanced fighter so I won't lose sleep should he upsets Mayweather.

 

Hatton

 

Self-suggestion, part of mental preparation. The man is convinced he's something special. Seems to work for him.

His track record kind of proves it.