Manny Pacquiao's top 10 biggest wins

Just thought this a while ago, about Pacquiao's best career wins. I just can't think if any of Pacquiao's win above Super Featherweight can eclipse his destruction of Barrera last 2003. And also the win over Sasakul being a bit forgotten. 1. Marco Antonio Barrera I (2003) - This was Pacquiao's biggest win. Being a huge underdog, almost 99% in the boxing world, fans, analysis and boxers chose Barrera to win by annihilation. But Pacquiao prove otherwise and was the one to give Barrera his most brutal lost. Before this fight, Barrera fought like 4 southpaws in a row including the win over the once unbeatable Naseem Hamed. Barrera was also a Top 3 Pound for pound boxer of the world at that time. 2. Erik Morales II (2006) - Pacquiao's 2nd best win was the 2nd fight against Morales. The boxing world is about to label Pacquiao as a one-hit wonder in case he loss to Morales. But he showed that he is not a one dimensional fighter and gave Morales his first knockout defeat. 3. Miguel Angel Cotto (2009) - For his 3rd best win, Pacquiao has made history to be the only fighter to win 7 titles in 7 weight division, 4 of the original weight divisions. Cotto being physically larger and stronger has made the fight an instant classic especially rounds 2, 3 and 4 that is almost reminiscent of the 3 brutal rounds between Marvin Hagler and Thomas Hearns. 4. Oscar De La Hoya (2008) - Boxing writers, fans and the mainstream media considered this fight a farce, a joke and non-other than but just a money fight. Pacquiao was given only a puncher's chance since there is no way he could beat a better and bigger boxer. But Pacquiao proved speed kills and made De La Hoya quit on his stool after the 8th round that ended the illustrious career of the Golden Boy. 5. Chatchai Sasakul (1998) - A very underrated win. Sasakul was by then considered the best flyweight in the world in 1998. Pacquiao was just a raw brawler back then, and is only 19 years old. Pacquiao was losing almost every round and suddenly in the 9th round, he nailed Sasakul with a straight left that left him out for the 10 count. Pacquiao fought with desire and didn't get discouraged. 6. Ricky Hatton (2009) - Pacquiao was the favorite in the fight, but many experts felt like, that Pacquiao was not a real welterweight and criticize him for beating an old De La Hoya in his last fight. The fight is early being considered as Fight Of the year but it turns out to be the one sided beating of the year in favor to Pacquiao. And also the Knockout of the Year, maybe even knockout of the decade. 7. Juan Manuel Marquez II (2008) - Pacquiao split decision win over Marquez was a controversial win against a fighter in his prime and in his best weight. Marquez coming from a win over Barrera and Juarez, and Pacquiao a win over Barrera and Solis, the fight was dead even. The knockdown scored in round 3 gave Pacquiao the win. 8. Lehlohonolo Ledwaba (2001) - This is Pacquiao's first fight in the United States and he scored an upset to one of the best Super Bantamweights in 2003 against Ledwaba. Many thought that Pacquiao's aggression will play against him against a good tactical boxer in Ledwaba who possesses a good jab and excellent defensive stance. 9. Erik Morales III (2006) - Not as big of a win as the 2nd fight with Marquez, but is certainly better than Pacquiao's 2nd win against a survival mode Barrera in 2007. The rubber match with Morales was the tie breaker and both fighters sold out the Thomas and Mack center arena in Vegas. Pacquiao demolished Morales in 3 rounds knocking him down 3 times before the stoppage. Morales proved also 9 months later that Pacquiao was the only fighter to badly hurt him as he was able to put David Diaz to the edge and nearly won the Lightweight championship of the world. 10. Joshua Clottey (2010) - Even though the fight could be the most boring fight Pacquiao has ever been. He was able to perform a total shutout to the Ghanian fighter Clottey by winning every round and not letting Clottey to get his punches off. He threw more than 1,200 punches in the fight, making it his highest punch output in his entire career. Also this fight proves Pacquiao's incredible crowd drawing power. There were nearly 51,000 who bought the tickets and watch live inside the Cowboys Stadium in Texas, thus making it one of the biggest live gate attendance in USA boxing history in the last 30 or more years. It is just behind the crowd attendance of Ali vs. Spinks and Chavez vs. Whitaker.