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Honestly I can't see Hatton lasting that long. Especially if he had problems with Collazo's power.
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Is a poll really needed for this matchup? DLH by assault with intent to kill.Comment
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Hatton is a very good fighter, but I can't see him hanging with too many Top 10 guys at 154...Comment
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Hatton would win if he survives the first 6 rounds, by the look at De La Hoya in his last few fights he ain't going to cope with Hatton's pace and body shots, 5 years ago i would say De La Hoya KO, but saying that Hatton always finds a way to win.Comment
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I've voted in the middle, it's difficult to see. De La Hoya would approach the battle as a puncher to nullify Hatton's strengths, but Hatton is a pretty good tactician as well. The main factor for me is the weight it's at. If it's at 147 lbs then Hatton has the edge because a weight drained De La Hoya would fade badly in the second half of the fight, at 154 I can't see Hatton having the strength to make an impact. At 154 Oscar by TKO, at 147 Hatton by decision.Comment
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Oscar clearly isn't the fighter he used to be, no way he lives with Hatton at 147, he has a punchers chance thats it, Oscar can't even throw for 9 rounds let alone throw enough to keep Hatton off. Oscar 5 years ago different story, but people tend to forget how faded he really is, he couldnt even lift his arms up vs Mayweather after 8 rounds and did close to **** all really.Comment
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Delahoya by brutal bodyshot.
We all know how Hatton cant take those liver shots.Comment
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