Hatton & Calzaghe press conference

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Hatton & Calzaghe press conference

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Should be interesting to see Hatton and Warren together after Hatton went public with his career frustrations. Real Deal is going to film it on a camcorder (as well as take photos).
Does anyone know details of the press conference(s)?
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I am going to try to film it on my camera, got a new one and the quality seems good
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bennie wrote:Should be interesting to see Hatton and Warren together after Hatton went public with his career frustrations. Real Deal is going to film it on a camcorder (as well as take photos).
Does anyone know details of the press conference(s)?
Hattons apparent dissastifaction with Warren reminds me of Nigel Benn's dissatisfaction with the promoter in the late 1980's after he beat Umaru Sanda at the Royal Albert Hall.

Benn Said something like "I want to get on in the game, not fighting these mexicans and americans nobody has heard of. I want the big fights, Watson, Herol Graham, Roberto Duran".

He left Warren and went with Ambrose Mendy who, to his cedit got the Watson match made.

I wonder if history will repeat itself?
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What camera you using now Real Deal?
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Hardhitters11 wrote:What camera you using now Real Deal?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... 03-7465258
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REAL_DEAL wrote:I am going to try to film it on my camera, got a new one and the quality seems good
Did you use it to take the pictures of your posters? If so, I'd say it's very good.
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FlawedGenius wrote:
REAL_DEAL wrote:I am going to try to film it on my camera, got a new one and the quality seems good
Did you use it to take the pictures of your posters? If so, I'd say it's very good.
no i just took a quick picture of this picture hanging up on my wall

http://myboxingpage.com/hattonsigned.jpg
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The quality is superb. Have you sussed the video function yet?
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Does look good but you might want to adjust the flash, Hatton came out awfully white in that shot
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FlawedGenius wrote:The quality is superb. Have you sussed the video function yet?
more or less, think i have sussed the video part, not sure how to put it on the net, i am the sort of person who doesnt read the manual unless i really have to.
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Re: Hatton & Calzaghe press conference

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knockout artist wrote:
bennie wrote:Should be interesting to see Hatton and Warren together after Hatton went public with his career frustrations. Real Deal is going to film it on a camcorder (as well as take photos).
Does anyone know details of the press conference(s)?
Hattons apparent dissastifaction with Warren reminds me of Nigel Benn's dissatisfaction with the promoter in the late 1980's after he beat Umaru Sanda at the Royal Albert Hall.

Benn Said something like "I want to get on in the game, not fighting these mexicans and americans nobody has heard of. I want the big fights, Watson, Herol Graham, Roberto Duran".

He left Warren and went with Ambrose Mendy who, to his cedit got the Watson match made.

I wonder if history will repeat itself?
Yes, Benn did the right thing in dumping Burt McCarthy, who ruined several good fighters by suddenly overmatching them after a series of soft touches, Errol Christie for one classic example.
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