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Hatton is in training to fight on May 24th. No opponent has been names but they have a short list of 4 and it possibly going to be in the early hours for the US TV.
Hope it is'nt a really easy fight for Hatton he needs to get back in there with someone decent.
CC for the news, my boy will come back just as strong. ;D
Good to hear, it's coming up to two months since the Floyd fight. Time to get back in the gym and reclaim some pre Kostya form Ricky.
Witter probably training as well.....give him a call ricky !!
Has Ricky started wearing a helmet while he's in training? I'd hate to hear about him ktfo himself on the post :laugh:
Glad to hear that Rick is back training, Not so glad to hear that his opponent has not been named.
One adavntage the pro's have in training over their am counterparts is the knowledge they are granted of their opponent. This helps in numerous ways, the most obvious being the focus and drive one gets from fighting a personalised opponent.
However it must also be noted that now that Ricky has been "Internationalised" everyone knows him, his style and exactly what he brings to a fight. His next opponent knows what he's preparing to fight (I assume the 4 guys are preparing for Hatton) and Hatton has no idea what stance, style or fighter he's preparing for.
Gut instinct.....
Ricks done.
Those worries seem a bit premature. May 24th is still (almost) four months away.Quote:
Originally Posted by hitmandonny
Well with a bit of luck all will be ok and my man Ricky will do fine.
Some good pics of Rick on the Hatton site. He looks in good nick, good sign. He really needs a good opponant now.
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Originally Posted by Memphis
Really hope not.
But Rick wouldn't be the first relentless pressure fighter to never be the same after a loss. Barry McGuigan and Jeff Fenech are two that spring to mind...
I hope not too. I must admit that I am nervous about Ricky's comeback.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greig
i hate to say it but i think its 50/50 weather he's finished or not
I watched his career again about 3 weeks ago and the difference is amazing. He always looked far stronger and for the full 12 just went all out. Not since the Tszyu fight have we seen the stamina and not since the Oliveira fight have we seen his boxing skills. The Castillo fight was impressive but that was just four rounds and what Castillo had/has left is questionable.Quote:
Originally Posted by gudnite vienna
If he can come back and become the undisputed 140lb champ and retire, that would be a fantastic end to his career.
get a grip man!,still 4 months away,it will just be that he's doin light conditioning work in the gym work b4 he joins fight camp when he'l know he's fightin etcQuote:
Originally Posted by hitmandonny