He wasn't the biggest heavyweight but Michael Moorer found a way to bank 52 wins and grab two world titles mostly because of his superior technical ability in a rough and tumble division. Moorer picked up much of his boxing acumen from one of the masters, Teddy Atlas. Now he's using his keen eye to assist Freddie Roach in the molding of Manny Pacquiao. In the gym, he plays a role similar to a consultant, watching from a distance. He's also great in the film room where he says all of Ricky Hatton's flaws are easy to diagnose:

"Ricky Hatton comes in with his hands down and his head up," Moorer told ESPNRadio1100 in Las Vegas. "He comes in off-balance all the time. When he's coming into Manny, all (Pacquiao) has to do is move his feet and counter him."

Hatton may be a champion but Moorer doesn't think he's at that special level like Pacquaio, who hasn't lost since 2005:

"Ricky Hatton, a good fighter (but) overrated," said Moorer. "He hasn't fought the caliber of fighters that Manny Pacquiao has fought. Manny Pacquiao is a totally different fighter (than he's fought). The footspeed, the handspeed, the power ... woo, it's gonna be a lot of hurt."

Listen to Moorer talk about Manny's lifestyle, Hatton's weaknesses and recently meeting former President Bill Clinton: