Quote Originally Posted by SalTheButcher


as much as i think hatton better stay away from judah i see no reason he should have any problem with a cotto, corrales, or even a margarito, maybee margarito would KTFO him, but it would have NOTHING in common with what happened against collazzo
Margarito fights nothing like Collazo however the point being Hatton was shaken by a guy with 12 kos,probably of the natural weight difference,Collazo having been at this weight for most of his career. Now if he can shake Hatton,Margarito is way more powerful than Collazo is obviously going to cause Hatton problems. It's not difficult to gauge people.....

However,being a big Hatton fan, I refuse to rule him out. This was his fight,against a big,slick southpaw,his first fight at the weight,he still needs time to adjust and I still beleieve he will impress more. People making analogies to this and a potential Floyd fight are waaaay of mark,for some reason,Hatton has always struggled against southpaws,I think he lost twice to one in the amateurs so respecet to him for fighting someone he knew would be no walkover. Floyd is faster,slicker etc BUT he is no southpaw,he is nowhere as big either....however obviously if they were to fight my money would be on Floyd judging by this performance but like I said,he can do better and I'd like to see a rematch for sure!! If I was Mayweather,fighting Hatton would not look as appealing,OR it may look more appealing if he thinks it will be easy money. Who knows?