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    #31
    Originally posted by ol' Dirty Ninja

    wanna points bet on da fight , ill give you 5/1 odds if ya picking colazo.
    i got a few bil so name ur stake
    Deal. 5/1 odds 1 bill. I got Collazo. Deal?

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      #32
      no way he's gonna be in better shape than collazo.
      they all train for 15 rounds. hatton is gonna be moving up in weight, so its not gonna be like the other fights.
      it'll be different.
      collazo has had most of his fights at 147, and he's in shape.

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        #33
        Originally posted by spinal
        How can Hatton be past his best physically yet still be in his prime? That makes no sense...
        I guess we have different defintions of a boxers prime.

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          #34
          Originally posted by JuicyJuice
          I've never seen Collazo fight, but people have told me that he's a very useful fighter. He's apparently a quick, slick southpaw who can give a dig and is training his ass off as I type. Plus, he's fought at welterweight almost 30 times.

          Ricky Hatton has ONLY EVER LOST TO SOUTHPAWS! He had three legit losses in the amateurs - his first-ever loss came against a southpaw in the 1993 Junior ABA final, and he lost when he moved up to welterweight in 1996 against southpaw Jurgen Brahmer (lost twice to Brahmer in his only two fights at welterweight, Brahmer beat him in one round the first time). His amateur record is 76-4 because of a loss to a Russian fighter in Cuba at the Junior World's but that is considered the worst robbery in amateur boxing of the last 10 years, so that doesn't count. So his three legit losses in the amateurs were to southpaws.

          Brahmer was a 5ft11 light-middleweight in reality, and Ricky has struggled with other tall fighters apart from Brahmer.. like when he was almost stopped against Gilbert Quiros in Detroit in his 20th pro fight in 2000, because Quiros was a tall fighter who had fought at light-middleweight - same with Collazo!

          Ricky got dropped against southpaw Eamonn Magee in the first minute of the first round, and it was an awkward, close fight.

          So there you go, just some food for thought.
          This is interesting. Though I reckon Hatton will have a hard night he's a lot better now as a pro (obviously). Even if he gets out boxed he'll find a way to win!!

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            #35
            I just saw some Collazo clips, he has skills!!

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              #36
              That Magee fight was no where near close

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                #37
                People are still going on about Hattons fitness and his weight between fights..
                Who gives a toss what he ways in between fights..When he gets in the ring , no one is going to keep up with him..
                He's a ****ing dynamo..
                Whats the problem?

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by borikua
                  Deal. 5/1 odds 1 bill. I got Collazo. Deal?
                  I'm new to the site so I don't have many points, but I'll bet you everything I've got on Hatton at 5-1.

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                    #39
                    Originally posted by glenspen
                    I'm new to the site so I don't have many points, but I'll bet you everything I've got on Hatton at 5-1.
                    100000000.00 pts donated to glenspen successfully

                    now you can have some good bets

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                      #40
                      i will put every last one of my points on hatton as well if anyone wants the bet.

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