Lovemore N’dou Will Face Hatton
Matthew Hatton will be in front of 38-year-old IBO International Boxing Organization welterweight champ Lovemore N’dou on Friday. Hatton, 28, is the brother of previous light welterweight champ Ricky Hatton. Matthew is irritating to make a name for himself by thrashing N’dou and hopeful to make it into the top 15 in the welterweight part world rankings.
Hatton has compressed mainly local fighters since being soundly flattened by Craig Watson previous year. Hatton now has a four clash win streak, albeit next to 2nd tier opposition, going for him as he enter the ring next to N’dou on Friday night. Also, Hatton will have the benefit that N’dou has been flattened in two out of his preceding three fights and has in progress to look his age all of a unexpected.
Hopefully, most of the clash has been in use out of N’dou with his aging, because if he’s wherever near his major skills, he’ll very probable stop Hatton or at the very slightest, give him a terrible beating. Hatton also has the benefit that N’dou, a light welterweight from end to end much of his 16 year pro career, has only stirred up to the welterweight division previous year and was beaten by Kermit Cintron in a 12 round result loss in his initial clash at that weight class in November 2008.
Hatton must expect that the grouping of N’dou’s advanced age and his moving up in weight will curse problems for him in this clash. If not, Hatton will about surely lose. Hatton doesn’t have huge control like his brother, and gets by extra on being a finesse boxer. He doesn’t have a great deal hand speed either, and gets by on touching around the ring and receiving in and out with his shot.
N’dou lost a slight 12 round split choice to Paul Malignaggi previous year in May in a clash that he appear to succeed by a round in the eyes of lots of boxing fans. N’dou look superior in that fight, but much fewer efficient six months later in a 12 round choice loss to Cintron in Nov.
The keys to the clash for Hatton is to wait on the move and make certain he doesn’t stand in front of the tough hitting N’dou. Although N’dou has only freshly moved up in heaviness to the welterweight division, he’s the much harder punches and is far more unsafe than Hatton.
Hatton has compressed mainly local fighters since being soundly flattened by Craig Watson previous year. Hatton now has a four clash win streak, albeit next to 2nd tier opposition, going for him as he enter the ring next to N’dou on Friday night. Also, Hatton will have the benefit that N’dou has been flattened in two out of his preceding three fights and has in progress to look his age all of a unexpected.
Hopefully, most of the clash has been in use out of N’dou with his aging, because if he’s wherever near his major skills, he’ll very probable stop Hatton or at the very slightest, give him a terrible beating. Hatton also has the benefit that N’dou, a light welterweight from end to end much of his 16 year pro career, has only stirred up to the welterweight division previous year and was beaten by Kermit Cintron in a 12 round result loss in his initial clash at that weight class in November 2008.
Hatton must expect that the grouping of N’dou’s advanced age and his moving up in weight will curse problems for him in this clash. If not, Hatton will about surely lose. Hatton doesn’t have huge control like his brother, and gets by extra on being a finesse boxer. He doesn’t have a great deal hand speed either, and gets by on touching around the ring and receiving in and out with his shot.
N’dou lost a slight 12 round split choice to Paul Malignaggi previous year in May in a clash that he appear to succeed by a round in the eyes of lots of boxing fans. N’dou look superior in that fight, but much fewer efficient six months later in a 12 round choice loss to Cintron in Nov.
The keys to the clash for Hatton is to wait on the move and make certain he doesn’t stand in front of the tough hitting N’dou. Although N’dou has only freshly moved up in heaviness to the welterweight division, he’s the much harder punches and is far more unsafe than Hatton.
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