I'm nervous but i can't say i'm looking forward to it that much. It seems like he's just treading water, so to speak, before he can get to Malignaggi, and then onto a couple of big paydays that'll set him up for life. I thought he was laughably out of his league against Mayweather, and talk of dogdy referring's a bit silly. I hope he won't take Lazcano for a mug. They've obviously hand-picked a less dangerous opponent, and Hatton does look in good shape, but i wonder how a first defeat affects a big fighter. I've never seen Lazcano fight, so i really can't call it, but i hope we see the boxing Hatton and not the brawler, because realistically to beat Mayweather, or another top fighter, that's the route he's going to have to go down. Apparently, a rematch with Floyd's looking on for next summer, providing they both come through their bouts. It's just a bit too much of an old pals act now for me to find it all that interesting. De La Hoya (trained by Mayweathers dad) is past it, but he'll fight Mayweather again, who'll win, and they'll both split a $100m pot again, then Hatton (now promoted by De La Hoya) will fight Mayweather, and they'll earn a shitload of money for a reasonably dull fight etc. I just get the impression that Hatton's got the big money bug, and you can't blame him, but i'd rather see him beat this guy and retire then get mullered by Mayweather again. Saying all that, providing he can beat Lozcano & Mallignagi (who's a very good fighter), it would open doors for big fights against Torres, maybe Cotto, and even domestically with Amir Kahn, who would've moved up in weight by then. I don't know where i'm really going with this, other than i hope he beats Lozcano, but i'm dubious.