only one man in the history of this sport...

[Pugilistic]

Hatton did have one hell of a fanbase.

It's a shame most of them knew fuck all about boxing and were mostly chavvy pissheads.

[HattonTheHammer]

Hatton did have one hell of a fanbase.

It's a shame most of them knew fuck all about boxing and were mostly chavvy pissheads.

To be fair i met a fair few including the lads i was with in vegas who could quite easily tell you who owns what belt and how they got it.

Morales - please go suck a lemon essay, your beggining to become tiresome now

[ElTerribleMorales]

Hatton did have one hell of a fanbase.

It's a shame most of them knew fuck all about boxing and were mostly chavvy pissheads.

To be fair i met a fair few including the lads i was with in vegas who could quite easily tell you who owns what belt and how they got it.

Morales - please go suck a lemon essay, your beggining to become tiresome now

and that accounts as having any knowledge in the sport of boxing?!?

by the way what Puerto Rican says essay you're full of shit hammer go back to your fantasies of Ricky Hatton washing up on the beach like the beached whale he is and you can play the role of his savior, you twat

[Nameless]

Some peoples like Ali and Foreman did drag possibly even bigger crowd, Golota in his good years was dragging quite an audience too so I disagree that Hatton had the biggest crowd or was unique for such. Still, I will give something to the Hatton's fans: You really gave a lesson to any other crowds about togetherness, noise and how to drag ambiance in, something I've personally never seen. I did show my brother who's not a boxing fan at all the Mayweather-Hatton fight and he was staggered when I told him that the fight was in the US and not the UK and he stated that he understands now how insane the englanders were and why they often mock the ambiance in our stadiums over here.