If Hatton beats Pacquaio

[BritishFightFan]

and that's coming from someone who calls himself a BritishFightFan. You pulling our leg, right?

I am British and proud of that fact, but I think Manny would win with ease.

He is too relentless.

[The_Visitation]

I agree with you but the fight won`t happen, Hatton does not fight big and dangerous punchers he never has and never will.

This really is ignorant horse****e of the first degree. Hatton has ducked nobody, and has made clear he wants this p4p #1 just like he did the previous one. Plus the money from this fight will be phenomenal; far more thanm he would get fighting anybody else.

P.S I think Pac would win, too. I also don't think the fact Ricky will be the underdog will worry him in slightest.

[badboypeenoy]

yeah, but De La Hoya tried to box him, Hatton doesn't do boxing, he does mauling

Barrera I think mauled Hamed, David Diaz mauled Eric Morales...I think Pacman can handle maulers.

[kadyo's]

I am British and proud of that fact, but I think Manny would win with ease.

He is too relentless.

I hear you loud and clear, good K going your way.

[chito]

you got my PM of the vid copy of the fight?

yup, thanks so much. downloading in progress he he he. did you enjoy the ice cream you've won (joke)

[We want Floyd]

Now that I've seen PAC at 147lbs. I think PAC would have the upper-hand against Fatton. What concerns me is Hatton's strength, if he's able to get his paws on ya and starts wrestlin'/clinchin', it can zap a fighter's strength.

But, just like Buddy McGirt was tellin' Malignaggi "It's still the same ole Ricky".

Ricky has shown us, more than once, that he has difficulty with quickness and movement. And the biggest upside for PAC, is that he's a southpaw who is a much better all-around fighter than Luis Collazo, who was also a lefty and Ricky was having such a hard time figuring out the southpaw stance.

[Weebler I]

Now that I've seen PAC at 147lbs. I think PAC would have the upper-hand against Fatton. What concerns me is Hatton's strength, if he's able to get his paws on ya and starts wrestlin'/clinchin', it can zap a fighter's strength.

But, just like Buddy McGirt was tellin' Malignaggi "It's still the same ole Ricky".

Ricky has shown us, more than once, that he has difficulty with quickness and movement. And the biggest upside for PAC, is that he's a southpaw who is a much better all-around fighter than Luis Collazo, who was also a lefty and Ricky was having such a hard time figuring out the southpaw stance.

yeah, if Hatton gets his hands on him and gets him in the corner, Pac is toast

[badboypeenoy]

yeah, if Hatton gets his hands on him and gets him in the corner, Pac is toast

after fighting 4 hall-of-fame shoe ins, I think Hatton is a downgrade in competition

[Weebler I]

after fighting 4 hall-of-fame shoe ins, I think Hatton is a downgrade in competition

possibly, but if he beats Pac, we all know who the shoo-in will be.

[jaymo2k]

Did Buster Douglas become P4P #1 after beating Tyson? Trinidad beat then P4P #1 Dela Hoya but Trinidad didn't become number 1. Vernon Forrest beat then number 1 P4P Shane Mosely, did Forrest become number 1 P4P? Who did Hatton beat so decisively that he deserves #1 P4P status, Lazcano and Malignaggi? Puhleez!

the difference is, for me personally, that after last night pac is so far ahead of anyone in the p4p rankings that hatton would have a very good case if he beat him. imo.

pac would maul hatton though i think.