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    Pacquaio vs. Hatton (boxing)

    Anybody going to watch this fight on Saturday? Who do you like?

    I will take Manny by late round stoppage. Hatton is to easy to hit and will take too many punches. If Manny had enough power to stop a heavier Oscar DeLahoya, I just don't see how a 140 pound Hatton can take it. Should be an exciting fight though.

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    Re: Pacquaio vs. Hatton (boxing)

    You got it about right, unless Hatton lands a lucky bomb, he's going down in a heap.

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    Man I can't watch boxing anymore without expecting someone to do a Superman Punch, a take down, passing guard and some ground and pound with vicious elbows to dominate the guy into submission! Blood, blood blood broken arms and noses!!! The Mixed Martial Arts has ruined me on boxing.

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    Re: Pacquaio vs. Hatton (boxing)

    Quote Originally Posted by DJD View Post
    Man I can't watch boxing anymore without expecting someone to do a Superman Punch, a take down, passing guard and some ground and pound with vicious elbows to dominate the guy into submission! Blood, blood blood broken arms and noses!!! The Mixed Martial Arts has ruined me on boxing.
    I do love the UFC now. I wish Chuck could get back but I think age has now become a factor. I'd give a hundred dollars to see him bust a bone in Quinten Rampage's face on a knock out.

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    Re: Pacquaio vs. Hatton (boxing)

    Quote Originally Posted by mhall View Post
    I do love the UFC now. I wish Chuck could get back but I think age has now become a factor. I'd give a hundred dollars to see him bust a bone in Quinten Rampage's face on a knock out.
    Yeah those Heavyweights and Light Heavyweights look like giants but my favorite are the lightweights. They move so fast! I love it and watch it everytime it's on. I always catch the Ultimate Fighter on Wednesday nights. I love the theme song and wish I could find it to load it on my IPOD.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DJD View Post
    Yeah those Heavyweights and Light Heavyweights look like giants but my favorite are the lightweights. They move so fast! I love it and watch it everytime it's on. I always catch the Ultimate Fighter on Wednesday nights. I love the theme song and wish I could find it to load it on my IPOD.
    Yea I like all the weight classes, and really like the middle weight guys like Matt Hughes, that is one bad dude. I bet he would kick the crap out of almost 90% of normal guys three time his size. Man he's tough for sure!
    And what about BJ Penn the guy doesn't look tough at all, but man is he ever, wow.

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    Re: Pacquaio vs. Hatton (boxing)

    Quote Originally Posted by mhall View Post
    I do love the UFC now. I wish Chuck could get back but I think age has now become a factor. I'd give a hundred dollars to see him bust a bone in Quinten Rampage's face on a knock out.
    Don and Mark, I love the UFC too. The baddest guy yet is Anderson Silva. Yesterday I watched the old fight where he took the belt from Rich Franklin in the first round. Got his hands around Rich's head and rendered him unconcious with a vicious barage of knees. It was hard to watch. Dude has a freakishly long body, and uses it as whatever weapon is necessary to overcome his opponent in a violent fashion. I think his next fight is a rematch with Forest Griffin this summer. I like Forest a ton, and hope I'm wrong, but the best he'll do is maybe give the spider a good fight.

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    Re: Pacquaio vs. Hatton (boxing)

    Quote Originally Posted by Devils Horse View Post
    Don and Mark, I love the UFC too. The baddest guy yet is Anderson Silva. Yesterday I watched the old fight where he took the belt from Rich Franklin in the first round. Got his hands around Rich's head and rendered him unconcious with a vicious barage of knees. It was hard to watch. Dude has a freakishly long body, and uses it as whatever weapon is necessary to overcome his opponent in a violent fashion. I think his next fight is a rematch with Forest Griffin this summer. I like Forest a ton, and hope I'm wrong, but the best he'll do is maybe give the spider a good fight.

    Forest is insane, of course you need to be a little crazy to do what these guys do but a story Forest told has always stuck out in my mind.

    When he was a kid he wanted to be able to palm a basketball and his hands were just not big enough so he started cutting the webbing between his fingers to try and make it work. OUCH!!!!!!!!!

    Never heard if it actually worked or not but that is one crazy experiment .

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    Re: Pacquaio vs. Hatton (boxing)

    Quote Originally Posted by pontooner View Post
    Forest is insane, of course you need to be a little crazy to do what these guys do but a story Forest told has always stuck out in my mind.

    When he was a kid he wanted to be able to palm a basketball and his hands were just not big enough so he started cutting the webbing between his fingers to try and make it work. OUCH!!!!!!!!!

    Never heard if it actually worked or not but that is one crazy experiment .
    Man if he really did that to the degree I'm thinking then he is troubled for sure!

    Jim,
    Your right Anderson Silva is one tough cookie. That Muay Thai Clinch in a taller longer body is deadly. Who can beat this guy? I watched that Franklin/Silva fight again yesterday as well and Franklin had a look of confusion in his eyes after the knees to the body and a few to the face.

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    Re: Pacquaio vs. Hatton (boxing)

    Quote Originally Posted by pontooner View Post
    Forest is insane, of course you need to be a little crazy to do what these guys do but a story Forest told has always stuck out in my mind.

    When he was a kid he wanted to be able to palm a basketball and his hands were just not big enough so he started cutting the webbing between his fingers to try and make it work. OUCH!!!!!!!!!

    Never heard if it actually worked or not but that is one crazy experiment .
    Ouch would be correct, but those guys march to a different tune.

    My wife was doing some paperwork in the LR last night when I came in and turned on the Fisher/Stone fight. It was a stand up slugfest start to finish, and an excellent contest.

    Wife after round one: "That's awful. Why would 2 people hit each other like that?"
    Me: "They get paid to see who can beat who."
    Wife: "Crazy. How can you watch this stuff?"
    Me: "With my eyes."

    After the last round horn the cut up, beat up men abruptly stopped hammering away and hugged each other.

    Wife: "They hug after beating the crap out of each other?"
    Me: "Mutual respect."
    Wife rolling her eyes: "That's stupid, it doesn't make any sense."
    Me: "One time a guy hugged me and kissed me on the cheek after we fought in a parking lot."
    Wife: "Why?"
    Me: "Respect."
    Wife: "No! Why'd the two of you fight?"
    Me: "No real good reason come to think of it."

    She looks at me like an interesting but failed lab experiment, and shakes her head. I give her the dog staring at a fan look I use when confronted with female logic.

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    Re: Pacquaio vs. Hatton (boxing)

    Quote Originally Posted by Devils Horse View Post
    Ouch would be correct, but those guys march to a different tune.

    My wife was doing some paperwork in the LR last night when I came in and turned on the Fisher/Stone fight. It was a stand up slugfest start to finish, and an excellent contest.

    Wife after round one: "That's awful. Why would 2 people hit each other like that?"
    Me: "They get paid to see who can beat who."
    Wife: "Crazy. How can you watch this stuff?"
    Me: "With my eyes."

    After the last round horn the cut up, beat up men abruptly stopped hammering away and hugged each other.

    Wife: "They hug after beating the crap out of each other?"
    Me: "Mutual respect."
    Wife rolling her eyes: "That's stupid, it doesn't make any sense."
    Me: "One time a guy hugged me and kissed me on the cheek after we fought in a parking lot."
    Wife: "Why?"
    Me: "Respect."
    Wife: "No! Why'd the two of you fight?"
    Me: "No real good reason come to think of it."

    She looks at me like an interesting but failed lab experiment, and shakes her head. I give her the dog staring at a fan look I use when confronted with female logic.
    Priceless post Jim, lol. Females don't get it and I don't expect them to. Nowhere I can think of in any sport, ''And yes it is a sport'', do the participants show more admiration and respect for each other than in the Mixed Martial Arts and especially the UFC. Yes, they talk some beat down trash before they fight, they are suppose to it's called the ''Build Up'', that's what the promoters and the fans want, it makes it fun. Then when it's over, respect is given from both sides, Dana demands it and they know it.

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    Re: Pacquaio vs. Hatton (boxing)

    Quote Originally Posted by DJD View Post
    Man I can't watch boxing anymore without expecting someone to do a Superman Punch, a take down, passing guard and some ground and pound with vicious elbows to dominate the guy into submission! Blood, blood blood broken arms and noses!!! The Mixed Martial Arts has ruined me on boxing.

    MMA is hard for me to follow, especially when they get to rolling around on the ground. I just have a hard time understanding it. That being said, it is VERY POPULAR.

    I always look at it this way (and believe me, my opinion is very biased in favor of boxing), to me boxing is more like a tactical sport with a lot of athleticsim and MMA is a pure out fight with some serious badass dudes that you don't want any part of.

    While we are on the subject of MMA and boxing, here is one of my favorite quotes from a true boxing warrior Benard Hopkins. Hopkins was on the jim Rome show one day a few years ago and was asked by Rome how he would do against an MMA fighter. Hopkins replied: "Rome, I haven't fought like that since I was in prison!"

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