Welcome - Fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao, who got the world's attention, initially predicted would take place is fierce. But in reality, the way the fight is far from hopeless. Mayweather is likely to persist.
Former welterweight Ricky Hatton, United Kingdom origin, could not mask the annoyance after witnessing the battles. And according to him, Pacquiao was like inflating a shoulder injury, so that could be the reason the defeat from Mayweather.
Former welterweight Ricky Hatton, United Kingdom origin, could not mask the annoyance after witnessing the battles. And according to him, Pacquiao was like inflating a shoulder injury, so that could be the reason the defeat from Mayweather.
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"(That Fight) ruin the sport (boxing). I can't imagine if there is someone who says like that action, "said Hatton, who had lost to Mayweather and Pacquiao, as we have from the BBC Sport.
"If you look at the fact both are great boxers, then money everywhere, and fans will have to pay expensive, everything is disappointing. All the more worse when Manny beat the shoulder (the injury) for his defeat, "he said.
Further, Hatton says that the fight would not mean the next prestigious excites boxing at the moment. He said, currently the sport of boxing is going through a slowdown, so it takes time to rise again.
"I don't think that boxing should be saved, but we're in an era where (boxing) is not as powerful as before. Obviously, this is not a time when boxing gold, "said the former boxer turned 36 years old, with the full name Richard John Hatton.
"If you look at the fact both are great boxers, then money everywhere, and fans will have to pay expensive, everything is disappointing. All the more worse when Manny beat the shoulder (the injury) for his defeat, "he said.
Further, Hatton says that the fight would not mean the next prestigious excites boxing at the moment. He said, currently the sport of boxing is going through a slowdown, so it takes time to rise again.
"I don't think that boxing should be saved, but we're in an era where (boxing) is not as powerful as before. Obviously, this is not a time when boxing gold, "said the former boxer turned 36 years old, with the full name Richard John Hatton.
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