Hatton vs.Pacquiao

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mitzustu

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Havent watched much boxing lately, but im actually pretty interested in this fight.

They are doing a weekly series on HBO that chronicals each guys path to the ring this coming weekend.

All kinds of storylines, smack talk etc.

I love how Hatton hired Maywethers dad after he got beat by him he looks more like a boxer than a brawler now....

any interest?
 
#2
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This is going to be an entertaining fight, but unless i can find a decent number of people to come watch it, i'll be trying for find a free stream online. I've followed both these guys for a while, and i just can't see Ricky winning, though i thought the same against Kostya Tszyu. From about the 7th round of the 2nd Erik Morales fight, Manny has been unreal. Hatton's MO for defeating more skilled boxers is wearing them down with pressure and attacking the body through loose, tired defense. I haven't seen Pacquiao worn out often as of late, other than theJMM fight that i feel he might have lóst, but JMM anD Ricky are different ánimals. As much as i'd like for Hatton to win, I see this one being stopped in 8 or 9 by TKO.
 
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Glad Ricky will be facing a top boxer at light-welter(at the time i believed that Hatton vs Mayweather at light-welter Hatoon would have won), alot of my mates think it will be a quick win for Pacquiao but hoping it will be a 10+ rounder.

JTD is right i think Mayweather Snr has been an excellent hire for Hatton my only hope is that his condition begins to improve to a boxing great
 
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What, tomorrow night, right? Maybe I'll go to a bar and check it out. I've never seen Packie-yow fight.
 
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What, tomorrow night, right? Maybe I'll go to a bar and check it out. I've never seen Packie-yow fight.

He is a beast, I'd love to see him lose by a massive UD cause Freddy Roach is a pos, should be a fun one to watch, Ricky's travelling fanbase makes it worth it in itself.
 
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thing is, this is likely it for Ricky if he doesnt win...there is nobody worth a draw at 140, and he's outgunned at 147 as Colazzo showed. Retirement is possible should he lose, as he's made his loot, and there will likely never be anothr payday to make the rigors of training camp worth it, other than knocking out John Duddy
 
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justin.tv, though you'll have to jump aroound alot. it's a game, as soon as HBO closes a stream, another will open.

I swore off buying PPVs after Holyfield v. Tyson. I haven't purchased one since. Is this one worth getting you think? I am a decent boxing fan, don't keep up with the details but love to see a good contest. This one worthy?
 
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I swore off buying PPVs after Holyfield v. Tyson. I haven't purchased one since. Is this one worth getting you think? I am a decent boxing fan, don't keep up with the details but love to see a good contest. This one worthy?

I think so, but I buy alot of PPVs. This should be a good fight.
 
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I watched the HBO coverage leading up to the fight. I think Pacman wins, like everyone in Vegas apparently.

Doesn't seem like the trainer Mayweather has enough respect for Pacman. I understand hyping your fighter, but Mayweather talks like Pacman is an amateur. Pacman didn't become the best pound for pound by accident. The other thing is Pacman seems well grounded and well trained, he's not taking him lightly.
 
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I love how Hatton hired Maywethers dad after he got beat by him he looks more like a boxer than a brawler now....

any interest?

Mayweather is trained by his uncle, he's rarely spoke to his dad for 9 yrs, didn't know if you knew that.
 
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well, the Union Jack and Saint George's Cross are hanging over the big screen, the pints are flowing, now we hope for the best.
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#22
#22
I'm pulling for Hatten
probably won't be watching, so post a couple of updates once he gets going
thx
 

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