Hatton for sure
Hatton for sure
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very close but i think vargas,hatton spent to much time fighting nobodys for the wbu tittle
Hatton. Although I think if Vargas' career had been managed better, I'd be saying Vargas.
Since Vargas needed steroids to help him get humiliated by De La Hoya it seems only fair that I choose Hatton.
Vargas also took a beating from Mayorga.
Hatton has still only lost to two P4P numero unos...
Got to go with Vargas, in his losses he show'd he was good enough
to be in the ring with world class opponents and gave them one of there
toughest fights, anyone think Floyd or Pac would have Hatton down as one of there toughest fights...
I will say Vargas, eventhough he really screwed himself by ruining his style/falling in love with his punching power. Had he been more of a boxer/puncher instead of a brawler he would have lasted longer.
Ricky Hatton other than fighting a Prime Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao had a HUGE drop off in talent...old Kostya Tszyu was good and all but other than that it was just run of the mill guys, no one special. Vargas fought: De la Hoya, Trinidad, and Mosley but the others he fought and beat: Castillejo, Quartey, Winky Wright are very impressive.
Would have been nice had Hatton took on a Witter, Harris, Cotto, Nate Campbell, Joel Casamayor, Acelino Freitas, Juan Diaz....just any of the guys that were at or around his weight class and in their primes/close to their primes and were quality fighters.
I really wish Diego Corrales could have lived to fight at 140, I think a Hatton-Corrales fight would have been a classic although Diego seemed to be on the downside, I think he would have gotten used to 140 and settled in nicely after a disasterous fight at 147 vs the very strong Joshua Clottey.
I think Hatton ranks higher because he accomplished more, but Vargas was the better fighter.
Vargas was the far better boxer but Hatton's career was handled better so it appears he was the better ranked fighter.
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I can agree with CFH and Master, Hatton did accomplish more, but Vargas fought fighters who were just as dangerous as Floyd and Manny and he hung with them...he damn near beat De la Hoya.
Vargas was the better fighter and because he had better competition around him and he took on all comers he didn't accomplish what Ricky did.
Vargas took better opposition an beat some of them and put up a good fight with he ones he lost to the only good opposition Hatton had he lost to.
Vargas.
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