Hatton Vs Mayweather done....ALMOST!

[Joe King]

Does anyone have that Theres Only One Ricky Hatton led by De La Hoya and Mayweather looked like a **** dancing around

[bazza76]

Does anyone have that Theres Only One Ricky Hatton led by De La Hoya and Mayweather looked like a **** dancing around

t is on the last page mate

[kurtangle01]

Just watched the fight, thanks Scot.
Castillo was diffinately robbed in that fight, cant argue with that.
HE Hurt Mayweather more and landed more punches.
Hometwon decision if ever there was one.
But I will say, Floyd has come on a long way, even since that fight. He is a better boxer now and a heavier puncher. I would like Hatton to put Mayweather in a similar situation that Castillo put him in, reamins to be seen though.

I'm nost sure Myweather can be called a bigger puncher now though. He's not knocked anyone out in 2 years and the majority of his KO wins came at lightweight - light-welterweight. That's not to say he doesn't have the strength to knock anyone out nowadays.

He is a better boxer now than he was then though.

[reddragon]

Did anyone think Ricky looked a tad overweight during the PC?

he' always a fat **** before fight isn't he? loves his chips

[reddragon]

Got to hand it to mayweather, he is a prick but hes ****in funny like. Will be even funnier though when ricky smashes his ****in head all over the ring

class - coming out in a utd shirt was ****in hilarious!!!

[paulcooper4]

class - coming out in a utd shirt was ****in hilarious!!!

He`s a absolute dickhead, but hes ****in good at it. Makes me laugh anyway

[bazza76]

I'm nost sure Myweather can be called a bigger puncher now though. He's not knocked anyone out in 2 years and the majority of his KO wins came at lightweight - light-welterweight. That's not to say he doesn't have the strength to knock anyone out nowadays.

He is a better boxer now than he was then though.

You have a point Scot, I guess what I meant to say is, is that he is physically stronger now, the fighter that fought De La Hoya, is physicaly stronger than the fighter that fought Castillo.
I think it is hard to take too much from comparing Hattons fight against Castillo with MAyweathers fight against Castillo. The only thing I would take from it is, a 9 pound heavier Castillo was able to back Mayweather up.

[Darth Marty]

I have spent most of the weekend downloading most of mayweathers fights and watching them, apart from the odd spectacular performance he looks like a fantastic athlete and has a great range of boxing abilities......however, I genuinely believe, more so now than ever, that Hatton will not only win, but win well. Im going to find the best odds I can for a hatton win and lay £100 on it. And thats being really critical of both hatton and mayweather, I have tried to base it purely on what I have seen of each fighter. Im going for hatton all the way.

[Joe Le Toff]

I'm nost sure Myweather can be called a bigger puncher now though. He's not knocked anyone out in 2 years and the majority of his KO wins came at lightweight - light-welterweight. That's not to say he doesn't have the strength to knock anyone out nowadays.

He is a better boxer now than he was then though.

IMO, i dont think Mayweather has the power in his punches to hurt Ricky enough to KO him, and i think this is where Hattons chance lies. He'll have to take a few no doubt, but if he gets inside Mayweather and can get his range of body shots going i genuinely believe Ricky can win this.

Easier said than done of course, Mayweather is top class without doubt and Hatton will need to throw a huge amount of leather.
I cant see a points decision here either, i think Hatton will put him away in the late-mid rounds.

[kemm1]

IMO, i dont think Mayweather has the power in his punches to hurt Ricky enough to KO him, and i think this is where Hattons chance lies. He'll have to take a few no doubt, but if he gets inside Mayweather and can get his range of body shots going i genuinely believe Ricky can win this.

Easier said than done of course, Mayweather is top class without doubt and Hatton will need to throw a huge amount of leather.
I cant see a points decision here either, i think Hatton will put him away in the late-mid rounds.

Interesting but Mayweather is almost always stronger in last 6 rounds than first 6, so I don't see how Hatton will necessarily wear him down as suggested.

Also, many forget that Hatton is often wide open to left hooks and I can't help but think how much trouble Eamon McGee gave Hatton and I think McGee is closest style wise to Mayweather of all his opponents.

[bazza76]

Interesting but Mayweather is almost always stronger in last 6 rounds than first 6, so I don't see how Hatton will necessarily wear him down as suggested.

Also, many forget that Hatton is often wide open to left hooks and I can't help but think how much trouble Eamon McGee gave Hatton and I think McGee is closest style wise to Mayweather of all his opponents.

I agree, Hatton can be very easy to hit at times, I don't like saying it, but I think Mayweather will beat him.

[RedJedi]

Fella who sits by me at the match rekons loads of gangs from NY and LA are coming to Vegas to back Mayweather and have it with the brits.

Thats me not wearing a red or blue bandana

Cant see it me self like but there will be a lot more of us than them if it is true

[RedJedi]

MAYWEATHER VS. HATTON TICKETS SOLD OUT

FOR FIGHT AT MGM GRAND IN DECEMBER

MGM MIRAGE To Host Closed Circuit Viewing; Tickets Now On Sale

LAS VEGAS – With tickets for “UNDEFEATED,” the welterweight championship fight between Floyd Mayweather and Ricky Hatton, having sold out immediately earlier this morning, MGM MIRAGE will host closed circuit viewing at several properties, including MGM Grand, where tickets went on sale today. The championship card scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 8 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena will be produced and distributed live by HBO-Pay-Per-View at 9 p.m. EST/6 p.m. PST.

Mandalay Bay, The Mirage, Treasure Island, New York-New York, Luxor, Monte Carlo and Excalibur also will host closed circuit viewing with tickets going on sale Monday, Oct. 1. Tickets for the closed circuit telecast are priced at $50, not including handling fees.

The venues will televise the most highly anticipated welterweight showdown in years and will open doors at 5 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at each individual property’s box office outlets or by phone with a major credit card at 866-799-7711. For MGM Grand and Mandalay Bay venues, tickets also will be available by visiting www.ticketmaster.com or by calling 702-474-4000. Ticket sales are limited to eight (8) per person and all seats are general admission.
The fight features two undefeated welterweights with a combined record of 81-0. Mayweather, a six-division champion and boxing’s pound-for-pound best fighter in the world, will face the British icon Hatton, a two-time world champion and universally recognized as the best junior welterweight in the world today. This will be the biggest match-up of two undefeated welterweights since the record-setting mega-fight between Oscar de la Hoya and Felix Trinidad in 1999.

Mayweather vs. Hatton is promoted by Golden Boy Promotions and Mayweather Promotions and supported by presenting sponsor Rockstar Energy Drink, and secondary sponsors Tecate Beer and Southwest Airlines.

[RedJedi]

MGM Grandball room telecast has sold out.

Seems people are buying them for the MGM Premier Ball room telecast now.

Think im gona get 2 and watch it in there.

[RedJedi]

Got some

http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0A003F2ED053F8FA?artistid=1160508&majorcatid=10004&minorcatid=33