Quote Originally Posted by skel1983
I have watched the fight three times now, and i still have Collazo winning by one round, but i feel the knockdonw had alot to do with how the fight planned out, Hatton saw red aftert that and i feel the gameplan went out of the window, im not making excuses for Hatton's performance which was quite ordinary, but after that he just wanted to get in close and take him out, people say give Collazo a rematch i would not disagree, but Hatton will come in more of a favourite for me and do the job more impressivly.

Hatton had an off night, lets judge him after two or three more fights at 147.

This guy was a seasoned 147 campaigner, unlike Floyd, but Floyd will go in as a big favourite if Hatton decides to not turn up with his boixing skills. Hatton is still a P4P fighter no doubt and lets see what he does next time out.
this post went down hill once you put Hatton and boxing skills in the same sentence....Hatton needs to stay at 140....He didn't have an off night...he finally fought a worthy challenger....and Hatton lost that fight outright...even with the BS KD! An too much has been placed on this moving up in weight...either you have what it takes or you don't...RJJ, James Toney, Evander Holyfield and Chris Byrd (minus his last fight) were a few that were able to effectively move up in weight...against MUCH bigger opponents...Hatton is overrated...sorry Britain you're going to have to wait for a true champion....