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Not even sure what that company does really, it's not real is it?
No, not at all. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Snakey
Didnt hit a nerve did I ? ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanBecause it wouldn't be funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snakey
its gotta be a piss take
Ricky has nothing to do with the firm of solicitors, it's just coincidence they have the same name therefor they asked Ricky for voiceover for a tounge-in-cheek ad, to which he obliged ;)
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Originally Posted by ryanmanNo, not at all. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by SnakeyDidnt hit a nerve did I ? ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by ryanman
How about kostya Tszyu brand stools for you to quit on;D;D;D
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Originally Posted by Mattyhitman
Spot on, just been speaking to Ray Hatton for well over an hour and discussed this. There is also a retirement home opened in Hyde called Hattons, this has nothing to do with them either, but Ray got stopped in the street the other day by someone saying they wanted to put their Mum in Ricky's old folks home. ;D
Also, Rick was quoted yesterday in an interview in Tenerife saying that he has fallen out of love with boxing. It should hit the press tomorrow. I doubt he'll ever fight again. And I'm glad of that.
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Originally Posted by Jimmy G-ForceQuote:
Originally Posted by Mattyhitman
Spot on, just been speaking to Ray Hatton for well over an hour and discussed this. There is also a retirement home opened in Hyde called Hattons, this has nothing to do with them either, but Ray got stopped in the street the other day by someone saying they wanted to put their Mum in Ricky's old folks home. ;D
Also, Rick was quoted yesterday in an interview in Tenerife saying that he has fallen out of love with boxing. It should hit the press tomorrow. I doubt he'll ever fight again. And I'm glad of that.
Fallen out of love with boxing, thats a bummer, but also a blessing in disguise i guess !
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Originally Posted by MattyhitmanQuote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy G-ForceQuote:
Originally Posted by Mattyhitman
Spot on, just been speaking to Ray Hatton for well over an hour and discussed this. There is also a retirement home opened in Hyde called Hattons, this has nothing to do with them either, but Ray got stopped in the street the other day by someone saying they wanted to put their Mum in Ricky's old folks home. ;D
Also, Rick was quoted yesterday in an interview in Tenerife saying that he has fallen out of love with boxing. It should hit the press tomorrow. I doubt he'll ever fight again. And I'm glad of that.
Fallen out of love with boxing, thats a bummer, but also a blessing in disguise i guess !
gutting if true but g-force knows more about hatton than anyone else on here
Did he give it a go and just realise it wasnt there anymore jim or just had a change of heart??
I thought more along the line of the Kostya Tszyu Testicle Protector ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by hattonthehammerQuote:
Originally Posted by ryanmanNo, not at all. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Snakey
How about kostya Tszyu brand stools for you to quit on;D;D;D
that really is great news mate cheers for sharing ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy G-ForceQuote:
Originally Posted by Mattyhitman
Spot on, just been speaking to Ray Hatton for well over an hour and discussed this. There is also a retirement home opened in Hyde called Hattons, this has nothing to do with them either, but Ray got stopped in the street the other day by someone saying they wanted to put their Mum in Ricky's old folks home. ;D
Also, Rick was quoted yesterday in an interview in Tenerife saying that he has fallen out of love with boxing. It should hit the press tomorrow. I doubt he'll ever fight again. And I'm glad of that.
for me he aint got it anymore and to take an easy finish fight and possibly struggling or losing to a sub standard fighter wouldn't do him or his loyal fans much good.
no shame in losing to the 2 p4p best fighters of this era and he is a very rich guy now so why risk his health by continuing.
GOOD CALL RICKY 8)
Mixed feelings if this is true. After the Pac fight I was adamant that he should retire. However as time went on I had warmed to the idea of a comeback and felt reasonably confident that he had a big win or two left in him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy G-ForceQuote:
Originally Posted by Mattyhitman
Spot on, just been speaking to Ray Hatton for well over an hour and discussed this. There is also a retirement home opened in Hyde called Hattons, this has nothing to do with them either, but Ray got stopped in the street the other day by someone saying they wanted to put their Mum in Ricky's old folks home. ;D
Also, Rick was quoted yesterday in an interview in Tenerife saying that he has fallen out of love with boxing. It should hit the press tomorrow. I doubt he'll ever fight again. And I'm glad of that.
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Originally Posted by Saddothat really is great news mate cheers for sharing ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy G-ForceQuote:
Originally Posted by Mattyhitman
Spot on, just been speaking to Ray Hatton for well over an hour and discussed this. There is also a retirement home opened in Hyde called Hattons, this has nothing to do with them either, but Ray got stopped in the street the other day by someone saying they wanted to put their Mum in Ricky's old folks home. ;D
Also, Rick was quoted yesterday in an interview in Tenerife saying that he has fallen out of love with boxing. It should hit the press tomorrow. I doubt he'll ever fight again. And I'm glad of that.
for me he aint got it anymore and to take an easy finish fight and possibly struggling or losing to a sub standard fighter wouldn't do him or his loyal fans much good.
no shame in losing to the 2 p4p best fighters of this era and he is a very rich guy now so why risk his health by continuing.
GOOD CALL RICKY 8)
How on earth is that great news
A great fighter deciding at 31 to end his career, and please dont give me that he`s a shot fighter crap, the second best performance of his career was not 6months before the pacquiao fight and only now are we actually learning how good a boxer malignaggi actually is.
Had hatton of been outboxed and demolished for 12rounds then fair play he is a shot fighter, instead he got caught out in the moment hit hard very early on and never recovered. That doesnt indicate that a fighter is past his prime!!
To be honest, I felt the Mayweather fight finished him. He took a lot of punishment & losing that 0 must have had an effect. However, I still think he could be competitive, but just probably not with the best. I wouldn't mind seeing him in with Marquez or Khan just for the level of publicity it would bring the sport over here. Otherwise he could fight someone like Zaveck at 147 & easily take his belt. He's still too good for guys like that.
so on that ethos marquez, de la hoya, gatti, judah, baldomir etc were all finished fighters the night they got beat by floyd??Quote:
Originally Posted by JazMerkin
You misunderstand me. I'm not saying he was finished pre-fight, but I think he took some major punches & the psychological effect of losing for the first time may have been worst the physical effect. I'm also not saying that it's to do with Mayweather, I personally think that Hatton actually fought about as smart & effective a fight as he could, he simply came up against a far more talented foe. I think a better way of saying what I meant was that he left something in the ring that night & to me in his subsequent fights he hasn't looked the same fighter.Quote:
Originally Posted by hattonthehammerso on that ethos marquez, de la hoya, gatti, judah, baldomir etc were all finished fighters the night they got beat by floyd??Quote:
Originally Posted by JazMerkin
In contrast, against Pacquiao I felt he fought a truly stupid fight, however even if he fights to his best, Pacquiao probably wins. The point I'm making is he can still be competitive, but people shouldn't expect the Hatton circa 2007, he's not the same level of fighter any more.