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After the Mosley-Mayweather fight I went for some drinks at Margaritaville. We went across the street to Cesars Palace to score a cab to go to the Mix Lounge and there was Ricky "trying" to get into a cab. Dude was fucking wrecked LOL!!! They were trying to get him into a taxi and he was so loaded the cab driver took off LOL. They finally got him into the next taxi. How he looks drunk is pretty much the same as he looked after Floyd knocked him out!!! ;D
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Originally Posted by jdonaher1
LOL wouldn't expect anything else, I wish he would just come out and he is retired.
Indeed, that would be the wisest thing for him, especially as he continues to not take care of his already damaged body.Quote:
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Originally Posted by jdonaher1
LOL wouldn't expect anything else, I wish he would just come out and he is retired.
;D legendQuote:
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Perhaps he put down some cash on Mosley.Quote:
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(What if Mosley had someone put down on Mayweather?)
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Originally Posted by paddy448;D legendQuote:
Originally Posted by jdonaher1
Took the words right from me mate
Ricky could find a way to get pissed in a mosque
;D;D;D
What do you think about him making a return Hammer? Do you think it would be a mistake or do you think he'd be ok?Quote:
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Originally Posted by paddy448;D legendQuote:
Originally Posted by jdonaher1
Took the words right from me mate
Ricky could find a way to get pissed in a mosque
;D;D;D
Personally I think he might have let himself go a bit too far this time and at his age making 140 will only get harder now. (I'd still love to see him whoop Ami Khan though ;D )
lol ;D
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Originally Posted by rjj tszyuWhat do you think about him making a return Hammer? Do you think it would be a mistake or do you think he'd be ok?Quote:
Originally Posted by HattonTheHammerQuote:
Originally Posted by paddy448
Took the words right from me mate
Ricky could find a way to get pissed in a mosque
;D;D;D
Personally I think he might have let himself go a bit too far this time and at his age making 140 will only get harder now. (I'd still love to see him whoop Ami Khan though ;D )
He isnt gonna be back anytime soon thats for sure. Rickys fallen out of love with the fight game and has no desire to box at the present time. Its best for all concerned that for the time being he concentrates on his life outside of the ring and if the day does come that he wakes up and suddenly has that hunger back then go for it, he is 31 years old and still has 3-4years potentially of in ring fighting if he really wants it.
Would be a very sad way to remember ricky for being sprawled on the canvas in las vegas and for many of his diehards including myself it would be great to see him go out in a blaze of glory as thats the ricky we all want to remember
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Originally Posted by rjj tszyuWhat do you think about him making a return Hammer? Do you think it would be a mistake or do you think he'd be ok?Quote:
Originally Posted by HattonTheHammer
Personally I think he might have let himself go a bit too far this time and at his age making 140 will only get harder now. (I'd still love to see him whoop Ami Khan though ;D )
He isnt gonna be back anytime soon thats for sure. Rickys fallen out of love with the fight game and has no desire to box at the present time. Its best for all concerned that for the time being he concentrates on his life outside of the ring and if the day does come that he wakes up and suddenly has that hunger back then go for it, he is 31 years old and still has 3-4years potentially of in ring fighting if he really wants it.
Would be a very sad way to remember ricky for being sprawled on the canvas in las vegas and for many of his diehards including myself it would be great to see him go out in a blaze of glory as thats the ricky we all want to remember
yeah, broke my heart that night mate
I was there fellaQuote:
Originally Posted by paddy448yeah, broke my heart that night mateQuote:
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He isnt gonna be back anytime soon thats for sure. Rickys fallen out of love with the fight game and has no desire to box at the present time. Its best for all concerned that for the time being he concentrates on his life outside of the ring and if the day does come that he wakes up and suddenly has that hunger back then go for it, he is 31 years old and still has 3-4years potentially of in ring fighting if he really wants it.
Would be a very sad way to remember ricky for being sprawled on the canvas in las vegas and for many of his diehards including myself it would be great to see him go out in a blaze of glory as thats the ricky we all want to remember
Only 6minutes of the entire weekend where there wasnt singing and drinking:mad::mad::mad:
Spent all my hard earned savings on 2days of madness and spent one of the nights drowning my sorrows at what had happened in the ring
Has anyone else seen Hatton in that Churchill advert?
I honestly cringed when I saw it. Jesus wept... ;D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxGwrFLF3ww
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I actually found it funny
the whole bell ringing thing was pretty sweet
True Brit on a night out he has done us proud lol.Quote:
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And here was I thinking he was serious about getting back in condition and fight again.
Let it go boys, Hatton needs to retire. As much as you don't want the last 2 fights of your career to be loses (and brutal KO's at thatl) all you're setting yourself up for is even more sad and dissapointing loses but to B level fighters. Look at Roy Jones Jr. You want that for your man Hatton?? I think not. It doesn't matter how old he is, it comes down to how many fights you have in your body. If Ricky been boiling down from 180lb to 140lb for most of his career he's already taken years off his life and drinking a partying isn't helping.
I was a huge RJJ fan but I haven't watched one of his fights in years. I choose to remember his prime instead of whatever the hell this is right now.
Damn, he REALLY balloons, I don't understand how he does it. If he just had the nerve to stay decent weight, he might have been elite. That binge drinking will get you though. Not only with weight but it erodes your coordination, your cognitive function, and kills brain cells. And if you're a boxer, you don't wanna be losing anymore brain cells than you have to.
Hatton's done, no way he is ever coming back. Why doesnt he just man up and tell the whole world, that's my problem with him.
No doubts that he's done. Someone like Hatton can't take two years off and comeback and be anywhere near the same. Heck, he binged between bouts constantly even in his prime.