Hatton said nothing controversial nor new there. We know Manny is a very effective aggressive fighter, but he does only fight one way. He is pretty one dimensional in that sense. He doesn't come into a fight displaying anything particularly new. Nor does he adapt to difficult situations particularly well. I also feel that Manny's so called "improvements" are somewhat exaggerated. He has been able to shine against a couple of opponents where the opportunity was granted him. It's the same old Manny Pac, just cashing out at the higher weights that's all.