Ricky Hatton on why Manny Pacquiao is still the best even if Oscar De La Hoya beats him


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Ricky Hatton on why Manny Pacquiao is still the best even if Oscar De La Hoya beats him

By Johnny Benz (Dec 3, 2008) DoghouseBoxing.com

This Saturday the biggest fight of the year is set to go off. On Saturday, in a highly anticipated fight, Oscar De La Hoya takes on Manny Pacquiao.

Sitting at ringside on fight night will be Ricky Hatton. Hatton is very keen on facing the winner of the battle. Hatton would like to fight Pacquiao over De La Hoya because of the Pound For Pound title that belongs to Pacquiao. Howver, if De La Hoya beats Pacquiao, Hatton doesn't think that should strip Pacquiao

of the Pound for Pound best.

Hatton quoted recently by The Times Online, Hatton explained his reasoning as to why he doesn't feel Pacquiao should lose the Pound for Pound title is De La Hoya wins. Hatton stated: "If Oscar beats Pacquiao because Manny is moving up does he lose his pound for pound title? Maybe he shouldn’t really because Oscar is so much bigger."

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