WHo gave mayweather a harder fight?

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by spiderdon, Nov 11, 2009.


  1. Dojo

    Dojo The Animal Full Member

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    Why watch sports if the bookies determine the outcome?
     
  2. DeanoFlash

    DeanoFlash Boxing Addict Full Member

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    quite possibly the dumbest thread of the day. Floyd did some light sparring with Marquez. Hatton was pretty easy too but he definitely made Floyd work
     
  3. LP_1985

    LP_1985 JMM beat Pac-Man 3 Times Full Member

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    well said
     
  4. Tszyu

    Tszyu Active Member Full Member

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    I had Hatton ahead at the 6th round, but then Floyd figured him out and koed him
     
  5. mking

    mking Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I think Hatton as well, and Delahoya in the 1st 3rnds.
     
  6. Starched Him

    Starched Him Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Floyd had to adjust to Hatton wrestling.

    Heres the Reason why Floyd couldnt KO JMM, when Floyd want to sit there in front of him and go for the KO JMM wouldnt allow it. JMM through quick combinations. Floyd said **** that **** and went for a Desion
     
  7. lolb

    lolb Active Member Full Member

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    Hatton was competitive for the first 4 rounds before Floyd completely took over. Marquez was never in the fight.
     
  8. o_money

    o_money Boxing Junkie banned

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    Hatton clearly gave him a harder fight.
     
  9. Boxed Ears

    Boxed Ears this my daddy's account (RIP daddy) Full Member

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    The obvious answer leads us to another answer people don't want to address if they're big Floyd fans. Size matters. Who's the greater fighter between Hatton and Marquez?...No question it's Marquez. Who gave more of a challenge to Mayweather? No question it's Hatton. Why? Hatton's a career 140-pounder who'd won a 147-pound title. Marquez was a career Featherweight who'd had two tough fights at 135. p4p number two does not make him a threat to a welterweight with practically every conceivable advantage.
     
  10. pit

    pit Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    well you have some really stupid people that claim hatton was the smaller man between he and floyd. Both Floyd and Marquez both started their career south of 140.