Re: Does Khan leaving Warren mean we will see Hatton against Khan later this year?

Originally Posted by
Fenster

Originally Posted by
hattonthehammer

Originally Posted by
miles
With Khan having left Warren and Hatton just announcing his return next summer, I can see this being a likely matchup providing they both win their next fights. Maybe I am just reading between the lines too much, but it's interesting that Khan has left Warren who in Hattons words was an obstacle to the fight being made. Also Hatton and Khan will have the Goldenboy connection which will likely make negotiations somewhat easier.
Maybe Khan gets decked before then or Hatton goes a crash diet too far, but I think we are being lined up for this one towards the end of the year. It will make a fair bit of money domestically.
Nope, for the simple fact hatton wouldnt take this fight in a million years
Im sick and tired of us brits believing we can match the big american promotions and stick our 2 best guys together when theres much more money in hatton fighting someone hand picked by golden boy.
Fucks sake Hammer.. same old backwards rubbish. Not more than 4 weeks ago you were shown why this is nonsense.
Tell you what, if im wrong and ricky hatton and amir khan do fight i will forever change my username, sig, avatar etc to whatever you may like
Its the same old backwards shit again....
"Calzaghe should fight woods"
"hatton should fight witter"
"calzaghe should fight froch"
These fights dont get decided on who`s ranked where in the boxing world or where they were born. We live in a commercially dominated industry where the fights tha make both financial and realistic sense get made. The era of eubank-benn-watson is dead. The big fights of the 21st century more often than not take place in las vegas because thats where the true money is in world boxng not the MEN arena manchester.
If every single american promotion ditched hatton in some kind of mass protest then sure hatton-khan could happen. But read my words IT WONT
one dangerous horrible bloke
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