Well written by the journo ghost writer, and comes across as Ricky sitting at the bar and telling his life story in a typical brutaly honest and witty style.
Hard not to get drawn in and he takes you behind the scenes in the run up to the Tszyu fight: Full of confidence in the lead up to the fight, until Tszyu arrives and he meets him at one of the press conf.
It suddenly dawns on Hatton that this is the real thing "this guy is a legend and he plans to take my f***ing head off!"
He has to really fight to control his fear, right up to the first bell.
Flicking through the book, I can see he gives sports network both barrels late on, with some interesting behind the scenes drama.
Very good so far, and avoids a lot of the cliches you often get in boxing books.
I know, I should probably read the whole thing before recommending it!