Was pretty suprised to see that no-one has posted this yet.. and yea, was pretty shocked to see this on SkySports.com, was looking so much forward to his rematch with Oscar De La Hoya, in autumn, and then his rematch with Ricky Hatton early next year at Wembley stadium, but now none of it is going ot happen?
Ricky Hatton V Oscar De La Hoya. Venue - Wembley Stadium 100,000 people?
I'm up for watch that, hehe.
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Thread: Mayweather retires.
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Mayweather retires.
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09-06-2008, 10:38 AM #2
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I'm glad cos mayweather would just wipe the floor with dela hoya anyway =]
and dela hoya's gonna take out Hatton proving he is actually not that good.
Mayweather is and always will be the best in the business!
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o yes it would
Originally Posted by Misawa
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09-06-2008, 04:19 PM #5
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The idea of the rematch was that Hatton knew he wasn't as good but wanted a fairer judgement as he felt the American judges were being really biased. He's stated that he doesn't care if he loses again as long as it's fair Originally Posted by majesticdragon
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Yeh i agree with above, and course wembley would sell out lmao, the support for hatton would be huge.. the 100,000 tickets would sell, trust me.
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09-06-2008, 05:05 PM #7
Big Show retired Mayweather
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Originally Posted by GraysAthChaz
Nah mate, he didnt.
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Mayweather doesn't need to fight anymore, he started boxing because of poverty, because he and his family were poor. He doesn't need to fight no longer, especially after doing that fight with the big show.
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