Why is Matthew Hatton even being considered to face Floyd?

floyds little chicken heart, that's why.

 

Void does not mind taking a blood test because it does not work well on chicken blood!

 

ditto!

 

Easy money for not having to fight.

 

This is one disgusting fact that Floydettes tend to overlook.

Had Floyd went after a comebacking Margo or Clottey, there would be more sentiment that he intends to fight the best guys around.

But Hatton, hah!

 

"If it makes Dollars it makes sense"

the Mayweather productions motto

 

I would not be too confident about his fanbase, I think a lot of people resent him a little for always getting a nice place on his brother Rickys cards which on talent and form alone he often didnt quite deserve. I dont think it sells big in Britain, I doubt it would do half whatever Ricky Hatton-Mayweather did.

Anyways, I am still not sure its not just some big joke, really. I always question when people call Floyd a ducker, sure he tries to take the path of least resistance and I would love to see him test his immense talent against the guys he should be fighting. However, if he walks away from this fight into one with Matt Hatton and it is anything other than a delaying tactic to hype the fight for Aug or Sept (not a total impossibility, though it seems a bit unnecessary) his credibility will be totally shot to me.

Its Apollo Creed in Rocky, except he isnt calling out Balboa, he's calling out Paulie! M Hatton is not even a B level fighter he cant even call himself best in Britain. Unless this is just internet gossip, I have no idea what is going on :-(

 

He doesn't have any fanbase. His last fight was in a sports hall in Stoke with a capacity of 1300, and that was the biggest fight of his career.

 

Pretty terrible. Aside from a bout with Mosley or Pac im not interested.

 

:good

 

Apollo Creed isn't calling out Rocky, he's calling out Paulie!!! Classic!!!

P.S You make some excellent points in your "Post" and it was an enjoyable read!

 

I'm not really sure how it even makes business sense.

 

I'm sure it can do a decnt live crowd on the basis of boxing fans willing to come out to see a legend in the flesh at somewhere like the MEN Arena. Don't see how it makes any tv money worth speaking of on either side of the Atlantic however.