Hector Camacho Sr. vs. Ricky Hatton

[ICB]

If these two met up in their primes who wins ?

Would Hatton's size and pressure be too much for Camacho ?

Or would Camacho's speed and boxing ability be too much for talent ?

I'm sure Hatton fans will point to Camacho's controversial razor thin loss to Greg Haugen as proof that Hatton would kill Camacho.

But I'll play Devil's advocate and say Camacho would outbox Hatton over the distance. Like he did to Vinny Paz.

A washed up Ray Mancini also run him pretty close, and as you put it the Greg Haugen fights were pretty damn close. I think Hector Camacho would struggle to keep Ricky Hatton off him, because he lacks fire power and pretty much run the run after the Edwin Rosario fight.

But then again Ricky Hatton struggled against Southpaw's, and outside of Manny Pacquiao. Ricky Hatton never fought any Southpaw who was as good as Hector Camacho, so who knows.

[Hulk]

Mancini hit harder than Hatton and the man retired at 25 so I don't know how washed up he was in his comebacks. Def had a lot left.

If only Hatton had fought Junior Witter then we would have a better way to gauge how this fight would go !

[ElTerribleMorales]

even if Hatton won, it would be a close decision no way Hatton stops the guy who was never dropped (DLH was the closest to doing it and Camacho took him along with him hence no KD), Camacho took beatings against bigger punchers than Hatton in Trinidad, DLH, Chavez, and Rosario to name a few and still went the distance, IMO he'd do as little possible offensively and barely squeak out a decision win

[Hulk]

even if Hatton won, it would be a close decision no way Hatton stops the guy who was never dropped (DLH was the closest to doing it and Camacho took him along with him hence no KD), Camacho took beatings against bigger punchers than Hatton in Trinidad, DLH, Chavez, and Rosario to name a few and still went the distance, IMO he'd do as little possible offensively and barely squeak out a decision win

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