THOSE who wrote obituaries for the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world can simply issue an erratum.
The fortune tellers, who predicted an easy win for Oscar de la Hoya and barely gave Manny Pacquiao a chance, can smash their crystal balls to pieces.
Once again, the Filipino ring icon has turned his doubters into believers.
Pacquiao put on another scintillating performance and possibly ended the career of another boxing legend. The pride of General Santos City scored a remarkable eighth-round stoppage of the East Los Angeles native and made several boxing experts?and legends?eat their words.
Ricky Hatton, known as the modern-day Hitman in boxing, and the original Hitman himself in Thomas Hearns, were some of those past and present boxers, who predicted a De la Hoya win.
Hatton, who expressed willingness to fight Pacquiao i
