Ricky Hatton says it would be a dream to cap his career with a fight at Wembley Stadium against Oscar De La Hoya, the only six-weight world champion in history.

Hatton produced a dominant performance in the early hours of Sunday morning to overpower and outclass Paulie Malignaggi, whose corner threw in the towel after 48 seconds of the 11th round. Now the light-welterweight king is turning his attention to a bout with De la Hoya, who takes on Manny Pacquaio on December 6.

"My dream would be to have it at Wembley, without a doubt, and it's a strong possibility," he said. "Oscar's never fought in Britain and he's said he'd like to tick it off on his resume of what he's achieved.

"We got 58,000 at the City of Manchester stadium for Juan Lazcano - if we can't get a 100,000 at Wembley for Oscar De la Hoya, then I'd be very surprised."

Despite his impressive performance against Malignaggi, Hatton insists he still intends to end his career sooner rather than later.

"I don't want to go on for too much longer, as I keep stressing, but retirement is not on my agenda, not on my radar at the moment," he said. "When you see a performance like that, with everything I had to deal with - 'he's not been the same since Mayweather, he's struggled, he's a little bit past it, he's looking a bit shot' - I've slammed that door shut now."

De la Hoya is president of Golden Boy Promotions, and the company's chief executive, Richard Schaeffer, believes a fight against Hatton could be a major draw on both sides of the Atlantic.

"We are looking at staging it at a big stadium in the UK," he said. "But the arena needs to be covered because of the unpredictable weather. My idea, and I haven't spoken to Hatton's camp about this yet, is to have the fight on a Sunday.

"I was thinking that big sporting events are on a Sunday afternoon in America, like the Superbowl, so why not this fight? It could be at 10pm in the UK which would be the afternoon in America. It would be a huge event with maybe even a pop concert leading into a great undercard and then the fight.

"Oscar against Ricky could be the biggest event in boxing. It would be two great fighters, who come to fight and are loved by the fans. The winner could then fight Floyd Mayweather who, of course, has already boxed both fighters."