Ricky Hatton wins by UD?

Question

Did anybody see Ricky Hattons fight on T.V? Its noticeable that he's not in his prime anymore, but he still has the heart and determination. I believe his fight with Floyd took a little out of him.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Yes i saw him and he beat the **** out of his opponent badly

That is the biggest pile of **** i have heard yet? Are you american

Answer 3

Yes, I watched it and the commentators also stated that he has "the look of a fighter who is past his prime."  I would probably agree with them even though he won the fight easily because Lazcano hadn't fought in over a year and still managed to stun Hatton a few times.  And one of the times, it looked like Hatton would have gone down if the referee didn't stop the fight so he could tie his shoes.  I agree that he still does have the heart and determination and maybe the Mayweather knockout did take a bit out of him, and based on his and Paul Malignaggi's respective performances, I would probably favor Hatton over Malignaggi if and when they fight later this year.  However, as far a rematch with Floyd Mayweather, Jr. goes- Hatton would still get owned and it would probably be worse than the first fight.

Answer 4

Dude, you obviously did not watch the same fight. Hatton sloppy and looked like a club fighter. He threw wild punches, and was taking hits from a much slower Lazcano.

LaZcano hurt him several times, and Hatton was literally saved by worse refereeing I have seen a while. He was hurt, but ref stop the fight and gave him over a minutes to go tie his shoes.

The shut-out was pure BS. Lazcano won a round or two. This fight showed me Hatton is finished if he goes up against any elite fighter. This fight was suppose to be a showcase fight for Hatton to rebound from his loss and destroy a non-world beater. Instead he struggled for entire 12 rounds.

Ring rating him # 8 P4P, which BTW owned by Oscar now, is nonsense.