Hatton

[Dia bando]

It was rather sad seeing Ricky, back in the ring when the first round was under way, I could see
he was a shell of his former self. I had a chancer of some tickets, but I'm glad I did not go.
I don't no what you lot think, but he was shot sad to watch last person, to no is the fighter himself
just hope he never fights again.

[0james0]

Me and my mate said the same, when he was on a heap on the floor it was like watching Elmo shooting up.

Sad times. Really wish he still had what he did, but that is life.

[Dia bando]

Me and my mate said the same, when he was on a heap on the floor it was like watching Elmo shooting up.

Sad times. Really wish he still had what he did, but that is life.

I think he was looking for redemption , great pity but there is not much pity shown in boxing.

[Gandalf]

I've just rewatched it and though there were some early positives, it was not the Ricky Hatton we knew. The second half of the fight was a gassed Hatton with weakening footwork. If he doesn't have the legs then he is in trouble. I think this was the end and Hatton should take some comfort in the knowledge that he could get in shape and take rounds off of a former champion after a 3 year lay off. He aimed too high too soon. He sopke about not wanting 8 rounders, but we saw here that was all he really had in him. He would have won an 8 rounder. He would have won a 10 rounder against a lesser opponent too.

[El Kabong]

Should fight Witter really

[Dark Lord Al]

It is sad that people thought he could turn back the clock , i had no interest in the fight , just like so many before him , Ricky was kidding himself.

[Mars_ax]

It was rather sad seeing Ricky, back in the ring when the first round was under way, I could see
he was a shell of his former self. I had a chancer of some tickets, but I'm glad I did not go.
I don't no what you lot think, but he was shot sad to watch last person, to no is the fighter himself
just hope he never fights again.

Least we forget, this was a comeback after a 3 1/2 year drug & alcohol filled layoff, and getting knocked out cold my Pacquiao. Hatton would have to have been Superman to have pulled this off against a tough opponent like Senchenko. Smart move by the bigger Senchenko going to the body, were it not for that, Ricky might have gone the distance and won a close decision.

Last I heard Hatton says he's happily headed into retirement now, and has no plan to "slit his wrists".