Gatti's not a great fighter but he's a great warrior and has a great name.

It might be a good "business" decision for Hatton to fight Gatti.

But as far as "good for boxing" or will it "move boxing forward" as Starr might ask, probably not.

The only interesting outcome to a Hatton-Gatti fight would be a Gatti win - and a win that wasn't a fluke or won by lucky punch. An undisputed and respectable Gatti win would make this fight important. Nothing else could.

Other than that, Hatton has bigger fish to fry in terms of proving his place in the current boxing scene. No offense to Gatti.