1. Kosta Tszyu 2. Jose Castillo 3. Ben Tackie (very underrated boxing performance) 4. Paulie Malinaggai 5. John Thaxton (just for pour guts and entertainment)
Mayweather fight deserves a mention. Despite the loss he did really well in that fight and if Cortez would have given him a chance he would have been a lot more successful in the fight
kostya olivera castillo phillips mallinaggi his run upto the tszyu fight was great, but i think he had about 3 fights too many at the M.E.N with the WBU belt with ***** draining his cash cow for all his worth, shame really cos america only got to see hatton past his peak
love this quote one of them your ****ed mate comes out with whenever hatton gets mentioned "if only that ****e ref didn't keep splitting them up" atsch
Was really an old Tszyu.. who was hardly the Floyd Mayweather of his generation. Ok he achieved by becoming champion.. but caught Tszyu at the right time.
1. Tszyu (He both came into and lost his prime in the same fight) 2. Paulie (His best ever boxing display but against a lesser fighter than Tszyu) 3. Castillo (Castillo may have been shot but you gotta love that body shot) 4. Tackie (Solid win in style) 5. Urango (Urango only loses to good fighters. Great Performance)
Yeah he did catch Tyszu at the right time, but let's not forget he was considered the man at 140, was pound for pound rated (top 5 I believe) and had just destroyed Sharmba Mitchell only 6 months prior to the Hatton fight.
1. Oliveira 2. Tszyu 3. Mayweather 4. Tackie 5. Malignaggi He also fought great against Pep, Pendleton, Phillips, and Urango