Hatton and his team get it wrong!

Obviously I'm a huge Hatton fan but I cannot understand recent career choices and tactics. 1. The move to up to welter whilst extremely commendable I think was made in haste, Hatton is the king at light welter in my opinion and should have had one or two more fights to tie up the remaining belts. 2. He (or his team) picked a no win type fight, Collazo was underrated in my book, he is a tricky, quick, heavy handed (although his record does not reflect it) southpaw and most importantly he is a natural welter, also Don King usually picks good fighters with qualities that eventually shine through so... 3. To compensate for the change in weight, Ricky seems to have concentrated heavily on strength training and weights, this for me has taken some of the speed and snap out of his shots. 4. He has began to rely heavily on his stamina and work rate, this will not be as effective against the bigger men, add into that the time adjustment and jet lag when fighting in the states which will only hamper his natural conditioning and recovery unless he make a semi permanent move across the water. I think perhaps the Hatton camp will study the tapes and jump to the obvious conclusions and address them, I do not think Billy Graham will readily look for a southpaw again and I expect a sharper more defined performance next time out. The positives I feel are that Hatton is now a two weight world champion, he has opened his account in the higher division and in the states, outside of the performance I think we should applaud the fact he has travelled(when many don't), he took on a dangerous fighter in a higher weight division which for me was the hard route, many would have had a warm up fight or two first, he has been dignified and excepts his short comings in this fight like the champion he is without excuses or regrets. I believe this experience will make him a better fighter in the long term whoever he fights next!