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    Mayweather vs Hatton

    Who's do you think's gonna win, and will it be an exciting fight?

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    I've never seen Hatton fight, nor do I know his background. But Mayweather is such an arrogant a$$ that I would want him to get beat badly.
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    I feel pretty much the same. I am pulling for Hatton, more on his demeanor and groundedness (word?) than anything else.

    I think Mayweather's attitude is bordering on completely obnoxious.

    But the fact is no one has been able to shut him up, and in all fairness, his fight record is more impressive than Hatton's.

    Hatton has beaton Pendleton, Tzyu (sp?), Maussa, Castillo, and a few other notables. The biggest name that jumps out is Costya Tzyu, who many say, at one time dominated the entire division.

    Mayweather, on the otherhand, has wins over Angel Manfreddy, Castillo (2 times), Sharmba Mitchell, Zab Judah, Demarcus Corley, Carlos Baldomir, the late Diego Corrales, and most recently Oscar De La Hoya.

    The calibre in opponents is apparent. Just the same, I don't think Mayweather listens to his trainers as much any more, but in his defense, has not really slacked on training and keeps his fight weight year-around, and I was really surpised that he got Baldomir as a sparring partner.

    I really like Hattons trainer, and Hatton still listens to his corner during fights. I think his corner is smart enought to tell Hatton the right things to change mid-fight to keep it competetive and hopefully then some.

    Anyhoo, I'm one of those people that gets their hopes up on all the big fights, and buys into the hype. The past several years, minus a few gems, have been huge let-downs. Hopefully this one will be better. Although, I'll be stuck at an office Christmas party, hoping the lobby bar might have in on or something.

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    Mayweather got kicked off "dancing with the stars" the big ***** !!
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    Hatton all the way!
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    To beat Floyd you have to put him on the ropes and pressure him. No one has done that enough to beat him.

    To beat Hatton you have to hit him coming in and keep him from beating you on the inside. No one has done that enough to beat him.

    Should be a fight with a good contrast of styles. I'm pulling for Hatton myself. I will say if Floyd wins, it will have been a boring fight. If Hatton wins it will have been a good fight. I also think Floyd cannot win by KO, if he wins it will be by decision.

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