Hatton had said he wasn't prepared to drop a level & do a 6-8 rounder what a massive mistake! He only has himself to blame!
He almost began to excuse his loss last night saying losing 4 & a half stone bla bla bla.
I think he is in need of some serious councelling
Ricky Hatton : Not a great shock !!
Re: Ricky Hatton : Not a great shock !!
4 and a half stone....3 and a half years....repeat and repeat to fade!hurlock wrote:Hatton had said he wasn't prepared to drop a level & do a 6-8 rounder what a massive mistake! He only has himself to blame!
He almost began to excuse his loss last night saying losing 4 & a half stone bla bla bla.
I think he is in need of some serious councelling
-
forcefraser
- Heavyweight
- Posts: 5467
- Joined: 17 Jun 2008, 06:15
Re: Ricky Hatton : Not a great shock !!
Malinaggi was gutted. He just watched his biggest payday going up in smoke.
Hatton was a shadow of his best. Far too easy to hit, no accuracy and looked gassed after 5 rounds. Schenkhenko is no mug and Hatton should not have fought at that level straight off.
He needs to pack it in now. If he was fragile before this fight. then it could not have done him any favours. I do hope he finds something to give him piece of mind, cos his boxing days at the top are well gone.
Hatton was a shadow of his best. Far too easy to hit, no accuracy and looked gassed after 5 rounds. Schenkhenko is no mug and Hatton should not have fought at that level straight off.
He needs to pack it in now. If he was fragile before this fight. then it could not have done him any favours. I do hope he finds something to give him piece of mind, cos his boxing days at the top are well gone.