Ricky Hatton talks about depression

[TheCobra]

Random memory that just popped in my head. Remember when Hatton went on that TV show, the fittest athletes type thing trying to find out which sport was fittest and was absolutely awful cos he'd let himself go out of shape between camps, hahaha. That was embarassing for boxing.

[Nightmare Roy]

You're being silly. Ricky isn't fit to fight and never will be again.

I believe that too, met him a few years after his last fight, defiantly packed in at the right time, it would be tragic to see him make a comeback.

[veriton]

im not talking about him topping the bill at the men, im talking about him and witter sorting out unfinished business as the main support to a big fight.

havent you lot seen rocky balboa? pretty sure ricky has some things in his basement he needs to clear out

[banjo]

I read Hattons 'Vegas Tales' book a while back and he and Witter get on now.

[Pugilist-specialist]

I don't need to see old man Ricky vs old man Witter.

Don't write The Hitter off yet:

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[Cyclops]

Random memory that just popped in my head. Remember when Hatton went on that TV show, the fittest athletes type thing trying to find out which sport was fittest and was absolutely awful cos he'd let himself go out of shape between camps, hahaha. That was embarassing for boxing.

Yep. He was shite on that.

I remember reading something Jeremy Clarkson had written about the programme (must have been bored) and he asked "can somebody tell me just who Ricky Hatton is?" So it must have been before Hatton became famous.

Funny how you remember little things like that forever.

[banjo]

Didn't Joe Frazier do one of those shows and nearly drown?

[mickey1975]

It was Superstars, massive in the 80's, especially when Kevin Keegan fell off his bike. Ricky addresses it in his book. A Hatton out of training was never going to do well...