Hatton Vs Lovemore N’dou
Fringe welterweight candidate Matthew Hatton faces one of his improved opponents during his nine year in favor of career when he faces 38-year-old Lovemore N’dou on Nov 13th, at the Fenton Manor Sports Complex, Stoke, Staffordshire.For the Hatton, the younger brother of previous light welterweight winner Ricky Hatton, it will carry on with his fresh trend of fighting older former light welterweights. Hatton face 36-year-old Tackie previous year in November, beating him by a 10 round common decision.
It’s uncertain what the major goal is for Matthew Hatton by facing elder fighters like N’dou and Tackie, because neither of which will probable prepare Matthew for the improved boxers that Hatton will comprise to face when he gets ranked in the top 15. I think that Hatton will smash the top 15 if he can strike N’dou on November 13th, but I don’t believe Hatton will be prepared to take any of the top contender in the division.
I’m just eager that Hatton doesn’t take the extended Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. route where he fights 2nd tier fighters for a long era of time and keep receiving pressed up in the rankings. Chavez Jr. is rank no 3 in the WBC and WBO light middleweight separation, and is there in spite of having faced zero top contenders.
Hatton, I’m eager, isn’t leaving to focus on receiving pushed up in the same way, hoping to get a big cash title blast. With his name, Hatton will probable get a title if he can somehow get rank in the top 15, but if he gets there base on wins over elder fighters like Tackie and N’dou, then it will be disappointing.
If Hatton can acquire by N’dou, I’d like to see Hatton step it up next to some good 1st tier fighters on the base 15, such as Sebastian Lujan, Carlos Abregu, and Jesus Soto Karass. I believe we could discover out extremely quick if Hatton has what it takes to be a top nick welterweight. As of now, I still see Hatton as the similar boxer that lost a lopsided 12 round decision last year to Craig Watson. Hatton has done a high-quality job of avoiding being packed down since then, but then again, Hatton hasn’t faced anyone as talented as Watson in the past year.
It’s uncertain what the major goal is for Matthew Hatton by facing elder fighters like N’dou and Tackie, because neither of which will probable prepare Matthew for the improved boxers that Hatton will comprise to face when he gets ranked in the top 15. I think that Hatton will smash the top 15 if he can strike N’dou on November 13th, but I don’t believe Hatton will be prepared to take any of the top contender in the division.
I’m just eager that Hatton doesn’t take the extended Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. route where he fights 2nd tier fighters for a long era of time and keep receiving pressed up in the rankings. Chavez Jr. is rank no 3 in the WBC and WBO light middleweight separation, and is there in spite of having faced zero top contenders.
Hatton, I’m eager, isn’t leaving to focus on receiving pushed up in the same way, hoping to get a big cash title blast. With his name, Hatton will probable get a title if he can somehow get rank in the top 15, but if he gets there base on wins over elder fighters like Tackie and N’dou, then it will be disappointing.
If Hatton can acquire by N’dou, I’d like to see Hatton step it up next to some good 1st tier fighters on the base 15, such as Sebastian Lujan, Carlos Abregu, and Jesus Soto Karass. I believe we could discover out extremely quick if Hatton has what it takes to be a top nick welterweight. As of now, I still see Hatton as the similar boxer that lost a lopsided 12 round decision last year to Craig Watson. Hatton has done a high-quality job of avoiding being packed down since then, but then again, Hatton hasn’t faced anyone as talented as Watson in the past year.
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