CC back, hitman. Mind you, my thoughts on Hatton-Oscar have more to do with Oscar than with Hatton. In other words, I'm not underestimating Hatton's skills or desire. I'm just saying what I've said since Day One in this forum. Oscar De La Hoya is a great fighter, who nonetheless has always been extremely careful (maybe too much so) with his "legacy." He is not about to enter into a fight unless he's got (in his mind) at least a 80% or higher chance of winning. His only risk was Hopkins, and it ended badly. Beyond that, every fight has been calculated backwards and forwards.