Did Ricky Hatton avoid certain boxers?

Does anyone think that Ricky Hatton avoided certain fighters or was guided away by his management?
He had over 40 fights before facing Kostya tszyu.
Ricky wins the British title a belt he always wanted to win, yet gives the belt up for the WBU title rather than defend the British against Jnr Witter. He then defends this title against alot of fighters rated lower than Witter, always giving reasons why that bout wont happen. He was WBO no.1 contender when Corley was the belt holder, but never seemed to push for that match either.
I think the Collazo match happend cause Collazo had already been KO'd and wasnt thought of as a puncher & think the Maywheather and Pac matches only happend cause Hatton thought he would be the naturally bigger stronger man in the ring against guys that had started at lower weights.
Due to styles making fights I always felt he didnt want to go near Judah, Corley or Witter.
I was never convinced about Kostya Tsyzu in the later stages of his career, and notice its Hatton who keeps calling him the great Kostya Tsyzu.
A good fighter but I think well guided also

 

1) Hatton was with Warren for 40 odd bouts which is alot for someone hanging around not getting the names they want.
2) Tsyzu blasted Zab with a good shot, but still dont think Hatton wanted any part of him in his career then. Judah would have been a better opponent then any of his other matches besides Maywheather and Pac.
3) If Hatton hated Witter why not want to settle the score. Fans in the U.K. did want to see it happen.
4)Collazo wasnt thought to be a puncher and had been KO'd which is why I think he was comfy to go up in weight for that particular bout.

 

Its a fight that alot of us would have wanted to see. I think Hatton could have won it on aggression and workrate, but I dont think Ricky wanted it or thought the risks were to great, I mean what politics were there when Hatton was British champ and Witter the no.1 contender? Or even a unification when they were both champs.

 

Granted, and more than deserves every penny he earns, but when De La Hoya was interested in meeting Hatton he never seemed to keen, & id imagine theres more money in that bout.