Would Hatton have beaten the DLH that Pac beat on that night?

Consider his opposition. He looked slow and couldn't get his punches off because Pacman was like a rabbit darting in and out of spots.

 

DLH fan, pac fan,,,but that DLH, who i might add makes me not his fan anymore, the one that fought pac-man, would of lost to hatton, would of lost to collazo, that dlh was shot he put no real effort in the fight,,,to me if pac-man does the same to hatton, then i might reconsider, but what i saw in the ring that night, was a person collecting a check an not putting up a fight,,,,An a focused pauli malanagie, yea he would of out pointed oscor that night

 

How many of those average WW's are 5'6" with a horribly short reach and fight much better at 140? :huh

 

Consider the fact that he was the worst that he ever looked in his life and would have been beaten by the Top 10 of the entire WW division.

 

And consider who actually did it and how he did.

 

At a time when WW is one of the deepest divisions in boxing, what exactly does that mean?

 

i can't see oscar getting hatton off of him coming in at 147, how would oscar do it

 

Maybe a left hook?

 

i can't see hatton avoiding oscar jabs. how can he do it, by boxing off his toes and moving side-to-side? people are exaggerating hoyas condition not thinking that pac has something to do why hoya cannot land those meaningful punches. with hatton, those jabs would surely land.

 

You think Oscar (weight drained and past prime) would beat Ricky Hatton?

 

True. I'm not denying that DLH ruined his body by going so low and him weighing on 147 on fight night shocked me. I think it would've been a war because Hatton would've been able to land on DLH and vice versa.

 

That was what I was saying. Pac's movement and fast combo's had plenty to do with how DLH looked.

 

Put the victory into perspective. Pac isnt the only fighter that could have whitewashed Oscar that night.

Its not an accurate measurement of Pacs ability to fight at 147.

The Hatton fight will be the true test

 

Is it merely a coincidence that your a huge Pacquiao fan?

 

Ricky Hatton is no Manny Pac, if that tells you anything.