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    #31
    Originally posted by strugler View Post
    yep i cant placed my finger at it a while ago, Anyway heres my take on it JMM gives pac nightmares because of his timing, He cant compete speedwise so he times his counterpunches to near perfection catching pac when pacs feinting punches.

    Timing and speed isnt the same thing.
    speed = amount of time to travel from point A to point B
    Timing = a reaction to a given stimulus

    Wasnt it Vernon Forest who said All you need is a jab to control speedsters?
    Morales beat Pac in the first fight with the jab basically. MAB is great at throwing a perfectly timed jab.

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      #32
      Originally posted by Bhopreign View Post
      It is correct, he isnt saying it in that sense, but rather since boxing is science and you cant throw a right hand or left hand and still magically have that same hand back for defense at the same time. In other words timing does disrupt speed in the sense that when a person throws a punch, no matter how fast they are they are left open to receive a punch.

      Unless youre knocked out very early, throughout a fight good fighters can adjust to this and pick up mannerisms of a fighter and capitalize, it happens all the time. Reason why I always say speed doesnt win fights....unless the other fighter cant adjust to it.
      I understand the point, but I am not convinced Hatton has that ability to adapt and time Pacquiao's syncopated, fast rhythms. To me, Manny doesn't have a consistent, predictable pattern to his style. As a fighter, he is the closest thing to a freeform jazz drummer playing a solo where the accents are all over the place. Ricky is like a rock drummer playing 4/4's in comparison. Pac is in and out so quick, and before you know it, you've been stung and he's standing by your side, slightly out of range and ready to make the next move. I'd imagine it's a very difficult style to beat. It's what made Calzaghe so hard to beat for a fighter such as Jeff Lacy. Joe also has that unorthodox weirdness going on and gets in and out fast.

      Apologies for bringing drums back into it. You can tell me to STFU if you like, I won't be offended.

      Bottom line: I don't think Hatton has the ability to time Pacquiao and use it to nullify his speed.



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        #33
        Originally posted by S a m u r a i View Post
        I understand the point, but I am not convinced Hatton has that ability to adapt and time Pacquiao's syncopated, fast rhythms. To me, Manny doesn't have a consistent, predictable pattern to his style. As a fighter, he is the closest thing to a freeform jazz drummer playing a solo where the accents are all over the place. Ricky is like a rock drummer playing 4/4's in comparison. Pac is in and out so quick, and before you know it, you've been stung and he's standing by your side, slightly out of range and ready to make the next move. I'd imagine it's a very difficult style to beat. It's what made Calzaghe so hard to beat for a fighter such as Jeff Lacy. Joe also has that unorthodox weirdness going on and gets in and out fast.

        Apologies for bringing drums back into it. You can tell me to STFU if you like, I won't be offended.

        Bottom line: I don't think Hatton has the ability to time Pacquiao and use it to nullify his speed.
        If you watch Pac, he is best when his target isnt moving, hard to find a fighter that didnt just stand in front of him, but fights where guys pushed him back, he doesnt look good, that's Hatton's strong point coming forward, not saying Hatton will win as I hope he doesnt.

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          #34
          Hatton ain't good at timing though. lol

          And against a fighter who can move in and out, can circle , who throws blistering straight punches in a southpaw stance with head movement....................gooluck with your timing.

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            #35
            Originally posted by Bhopreign View Post
            It is correct, he isnt saying it in that sense, but rather since boxing is science and you cant throw a right hand or left hand and still magically have that same hand back for defense at the same time. In other words timing does disrupt speed in the sense that when a person throws a punch, no matter how fast they are they are left open to receive a punch.

            Unless youre knocked out very early, throughout a fight good fighters can adjust to this and pick up mannerisms of a fighter and capitalize, it happens all the time. Reason why I always say speed doesnt win fights....unless the other fighter cant adjust to it.
            its not how you start but how you finish

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              #36
              Originally posted by Bhopreign View Post
              If you watch Pac, he is best when his target isnt moving, hard to find a fighter that didnt just stand in front of him, but fights where guys pushed him back, he doesnt look good, that's Hatton's strong point coming forward, not saying Hatton will win as I hope he doesnt.
              Yeah, but you could say that any fighter isn't at their best when their target is moving. It's like trying to shoot a clay pigeon rather than one that's sitting on a branch. Actually, Ricky hasn't shown that he has great head movement in the past, so while he does indeed keep pushing forward and keep moving, the whereabouts of his head is fairly predictable. Maybe under Floyd Sr. he has learned it's importance now, though.

              Regarding Pac not being effective on the back foot, it's true to a certain extent, BUT he did manage to deck Morales while being chased down and on the ropes, so he can be effective at times.



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              Last edited by S A M U R A I; 03-25-2009, 03:30 AM.

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                #37
                has anybody thought of that hatton's style not timing is the difference in this fight...if hatton is in his face, it wil disrupt manny's timing...and cause big problems for him....thats the way i see it...dont be like the mexicans against manny and sit there and try to be the counterpuncher it wont work....hatton's style is made to disrupt pac

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by J.B.moneY. View Post
                  Floyd Sr. : Says "Speed is Nothing but Timing"
                  That article was ridiculous. Speed has nothing to do with timing. Margarito may have had the timing with Cotto, but he was like a turtle.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by Thwf View Post
                    That article was ridiculous. Speed has nothing to do with timing. Margarito may have had the timing with Cotto, but he was like a turtle.
                    what do u mean speed has everything to do with timing...you can be the fastest puncher on the planet but if your timing is disrupted...good night pac

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                      #40
                      Originally posted by J.B.moneY. View Post
                      has anybody thought of that hatton's style not timing is the difference in this fight...if hatton is in his face, it wil disrupt manny's timing...and cause big problems for him....thats the way i see it...dont be like the mexicans against manny and sit there and try to be the counterpuncher it wont work....hatton's style is made to disrupt pac
                      But the fighter who was hands down the most effective against Pac was Marquez, and he mostly used counter punching and good timing.

                      Pacquiao loves to brawl and can apply just as much pressure as Ricky. The best thing Manny can do is hit Hatton hard very early on. He needs to gain Ricky's respect from the very first round. This will make Ricky slightly more apprehensive and make him think twice about trying to walk him down like he did with PM. Malignaggi couldnt hurt him, so nothing he did was effective. Someone such as Urango who hits harder gained Hatton's respect and forced him to clinch often which broke up the action. Urango just didn't have the skills to capitalize on the situation though.

                      I doubt Many is worried about what Hatton brings, to be honest. he knows Ricky will rush him and be in his face applying pressure. No doubt Manny and Roach have come up with the best strategy to counter Hatton's style.



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