“Ricky Hatton took this fight because he is getting older and losing his edge. Hatton knew he was going to lose soon, just look at how scarred up his face is and how beat up he is. That is why he wants to fight me. If you lose to the best, you have little shame. But if you lose to a nobody, you are washed up.” –Floyd Mayweather 2008
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