Pacquiao vs Hatton Results in TKO

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pacquiao-vs-hatton Pacquiao was too quick and powerful for Hatton

It was a quick 2 rounds and ended in a beautiful knock out. Two knockdowns from round 1 is already a good sign that Hatton won’t take it anymore when Pacquiao unleashes his powerful left. And come round 2, that devil left came rushing it and brought Hatton down to the canvas.

The Fight Ended 10 seconds before round 2 ends. And the ref declared a Knockout. Manny Pacquiao Wins his 6th championship belt.

After the Fight

British boxer Ricky Hatton has been given the all clear from a brain scan after being knocked out in the second round of his Las Vegas fight against Manny Pacquiao.

The fight was billed as a battle for the title of best pound-for-pound fighter in the world, but proved to be a very one-sided affair.

Hatton came out all guns blazing in the first round but was floored twice by the Filipino southpaw and looked to be in big trouble before the bell went.

The second round saw Pacquiao connect with a huge left hook that completely poleaxed the Mancunian and ended proceedings without the need for a count.

Hatton was given medical attention in the ring but ultimately managed to get to his feet and walk away unaided.

After the fight, Pacquiao claimed Hatton had played into his strategy by trying to avoid his left hook, only to discover that he has a very strong right as well.

“I’m always doing my job in the ring, doing my best to make people happy,” he said in the immediate aftermath of the knockout blow.

“It’s nothing personal for me, I’m just doing my job.”

The defeat means Hatton has now lost his light-welterweight world title and unbeaten record in the 140lb division.

Commentators are already speculating it may spell the end of his career.

My Personal Notes

Let us respect Hatton for having the guts to go against Pacquiao. We know in the beginning that Pacman is too much for the Hitman. I admire hitman for trying his best and held his ground against Pacman. Boxing, like any martial arts or sports, let us respect your adversary or opponent. Let us give Hatton a round of applause and let’s celebrate Manny Pacquiao’s 6TH CHAMPIONSHIP VICTORY!

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12 Responses to “Pacquiao vs Hatton Results in TKO”

zaldy villa
May 3rd, 2009 at 12:57 pm

A VERY GOOD VICTORY FOR A VERY GOOD FIGHTER !
admin
May 3rd, 2009 at 1:06 pm

Very nice victory indeed. Pacquiao making history as the best pound for pound fighter and being the best boxer the world has ever known. Its only a matter of time before he beats his shadow, Mayweather, the former pound for pound king before Pacquiao.
Yoshihiro Toranaga
May 3rd, 2009 at 3:37 pm

It wasn’t a toe-to-toe fight, it was a “Hatton’s-face-looking-at-Manny’s-toes” fight! I’ve seen other people better after getting hit by a two-by-four in the face. Not only was it a one-sided fight, it was a display of Hatton’s inability to adjust and think. But you know what? I blame it on Hatton’s corner, too. If you saw Mayweather Sr. talk before the fight, you’d think he was the Phil Jackson of boxing, giving his so-called “analysis” of Manny’s “predictability” and that he will bring about the destruction of the best P4P fighter in our generation. I mean, your fighter went down twice already in the first round after trying to a bull in a room full of china, then what do you say to him? Keep doing what you’re doing and keep going after Manny? He should have let the fight come to him for the first few rounds after going down twice, man. Feel it out. Then you know what is also the most interesting thing? After the fight, you can’t find Mayweather Sr. anywhere near Hatton! Talk about a rat leaving a sinking ship! Boooooooo!
Good fight!
May 3rd, 2009 at 11:00 pm

Lets respect hatton, celebrate Pacquiao, laugh at all those idiots who had something bad to say about Pacman, and collect bets from all those losers who put faith and cash into Hatton.
Sucks to be you.
Yoshihiro Toranaga
May 4th, 2009 at 9:52 pm

There’s a new saying in town after Mayweather Sr. made an ass of himself… instead of saying “Kiss my ass!” everybody say “Kiss my Mayweather Sr.!”
admin
May 5th, 2009 at 12:51 am

Mayweather Sr is no where to be found after Hatton fell on the canvas. what kind of trainer is that?
Kadyo
May 6th, 2009 at 3:01 pm

Admin! What happened to your prediction? Why not explain what went wrong with your so called expert opinion? Please make a fool of yourself once again. Since boxing is not your forte why not try being a comedian?
admin
May 6th, 2009 at 10:14 pm

Thank you for the recommendation. I believe you read the whole post and finish reading the “My Personal Prediction” paragraph at the end. Did you read it whole or just halfway? People dont read, especially if its a long post. I want to believe you read it, but your commenting is “sablay”.

Besides, does it make sense to put your money on Hatton and having a Manny Pacquiao boxing website?

Do not judge if you didn’t read the whole post. If boxing experts can predict the fight accurately, they’ll be a lot richer than bill gates for winning bets every time.
Kadyo
May 7th, 2009 at 12:54 am

First of all I would like to commend you for taking all the brunt after your (just like Pacmans demolition of Hatton) not even close prediction on the outcome of the fight. You have every right to choose or to allow which post should appear on your site but you decided to take it all in.
I read your Personal Prediction and probably missed the part where you’ve credited Pacquiao. Your prediction has given me the impression that you’re picking against Pambansang Kamao based on talent, size, guts and most of all race which prompted me to respond on his behalf. I apologize if I am, as the cliche goes, barking on the wrong tree. No offense intended, I’m just having fun. Thank you.
admin
May 7th, 2009 at 4:13 am

No offense taken. I’m glad people are sharing their opinions on this website. It is for all pacquiao fans after all.
Kadyo
May 8th, 2009 at 9:34 am

Still here and patiently waiting for news and updates in the boxing world. Keep up the great work!
ireneo
September 16th, 2009 at 11:19 pm

pacqiuao is the best of them all!!!