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    Default Can Ricky Hatton salvage his career ?

    After that deveastating loss to Pacquiao can Ricky Hatton salvage anything from his career ? I think if he decides to carry on and Juan Diaz beats Paulie (which I think he will) then I think that match could happen for the Hitman. A win over Diaz would get him a little credibility back.

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    Default Re: Can Ricky Hatton salvage his career ?

    Salvage his career He has had a good career but its near the end there is no shame in losing to 2of the best boxers on the planet!

    I dont think he deserves to be treated like he has been after the defeat to Manny imo.

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    Default Re: Can Ricky Hatton salvage his career ?

    He will want to come back with a victory and as littlebif said he has nothing else to prove.
    Do not let success go to your head and do not let failure get to your heart.

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    Default Re: Can Ricky Hatton salvage his career ?

    agree his career was ok for a uk fighter really..... his legacy on the other hand is a different matter

    if his crack at promotion goes well he won't fight on... thats why i think hatton khan is on the card$

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    Default Re: Can Ricky Hatton salvage his career ?

    My prediction....

    Ricky Hatton is the new Naseem Hamed, so this board will every so often be littered with the "Hatton Comeback" threads which will NEVER be true.

    Ricky is retired, FACT

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    Default Re: Can Ricky Hatton salvage his career ?

    When Khan moved up to 140 everyone was saying it was to get a Hatton fight eventually. I thought no way he wants to risk losing against another Brit and definitely not against Warren, he can make the same money fighting somebody like JMM and if he loses it's not like losing to Khan, history showing Khan was the better fighter.

    I thought he'd lose on points to Pacman and then maybe fight a tomato can then fight JMM, but after he got splattered I thought well maybe Khan is the biggest money fight left, he'll grab it. But then I read an interview with GBP's matchmaker that makes me think that if he does fight again it'll be JMM. It's an easy fight to make if JMM loses to Floyd and it'll sell in Britain almost as well as a Khan fight would. If Hatton loses he hasn't got to go through the rest of his life knowing (and the british public knowing) a guy from up the road beat him and that he only lost to guys with a legitimate pound for pound claim. So I think if he does fight again it'll be JMM.

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