Well obviously it does, that's why he's P4P #1. But Hatton still has one of the best divisional résumés in boxing today, and it is irrationally downplayed by many.
Tszyu and Castillo were both ranked in The Ring's P4P top 10 at the time of their fights with Hatton. Tszyu was ranked #3, Castillo was ranked #9. Tszyu had come back from his lay-off the previous year, when he knocked out Sharmba Mitchell in 3 rounds and won The Ring's "comeback of the year" award - he did not fight Hatton in his comeback fight.
Hatton has been The Ring and Lineal champion for four years; every fight he's had at the weight since winning the championship has been against someone ranked in the top 10 at the weight; and two defences have been against the no. 1 contender. And he's beaten two P4P fighters. There are very few divisional champions with a record to touch his.
Tszyu and Castillo were both ranked in The Ring's P4P top 10 at the time of their fights with Hatton. Tszyu was ranked #3, Castillo was ranked #9. Tszyu had come back from his lay-off the previous year, when he knocked out Sharmba Mitchell in 3 rounds and won The Ring's "comeback of the year" award - he did not fight Hatton in his comeback fight.
Hatton has been The Ring and Lineal champion for four years; every fight he's had at the weight since winning the championship has been against someone ranked in the top 10 at the weight; and two defences have been against the no. 1 contender. And he's beaten two P4P fighters. There are very few divisional champions with a record to touch his.
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