Ricky Hatton vs. Marco Antonio Barrera | Exhibition - 12 November 2022

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Re: Ricky Hatton vs. Marco Antonio Barrera | Exhibition - 12 November 2022

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At the weigh-in, Hatton hit just over 159lbs at 44.

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I don’t have any particular interest in watching this, but it’s good for his health that Hatton has got himself in shape. Hopefully he can keep fit after this, because he was practically a heavyweight not so long ago…
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keithmoonhangover wrote: 11 Nov 2022, 09:54
JamesPhilips wrote: 11 Nov 2022, 09:44
big lennox wrote: 11 Nov 2022, 09:33 Will this be a Mike Tyson vs Roy Jones Jnr style exhibition where they both helped each other go 8 rounds, or will it be possible fight but called an exhibition?

I hope its the former and not the latter.
Hopefully the latter and Barrera stops Hatton
You not a Hatton fan?
I’m a Barrera fan
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Re: Ricky Hatton vs. Marco Antonio Barrera | Exhibition - 12 November 2022

Post by polecateddy »

Is it going to be like Fenech/Nelson 3? One party trains really for months and hard charges, and the other turned up thinking it was a gentle knock around. Maybe Hatton should have picked Anthony Mundine for a vague bit more interest. Barrera is such a weird choice.
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Re: Ricky Hatton vs. Marco Antonio Barrera | Exhibition - 12 November 2022

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polecateddy wrote: 11 Nov 2022, 20:05 Is it going to be like Fenech/Nelson 3? One party trains really for months and hard charges, and the other turned up thinking it was a gentle knock around. Maybe Hatton should have picked Anthony Mundine for a vague bit more interest. Barrera is such a weird choice.
Barrera is his mate.

If any choice would be weird it would be Anthony Mundine!!
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Re: Ricky Hatton vs. Marco Antonio Barrera | Exhibition - 12 November 2022

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polecateddy wrote: 11 Nov 2022, 20:05 Is it going to be like Fenech/Nelson 3? One party trains really for months and hard charges, and the other turned up thinking it was a gentle knock around. Maybe Hatton should have picked Anthony Mundine for a vague bit more interest. Barrera is such a weird choice.
Fenech/Nelson 3 was a pretty good fight surprisingly
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Re: Ricky Hatton vs. Marco Antonio Barrera | Exhibition - 12 November 2022

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Wow, I hasn't seen any fresh videos or photos featuring Hatton for quite some time, he lost so much of weight.
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Ricky is getting what he wanted: a decent public workout and not embarrassed.
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Dioufy wrote: 01 Nov 2022, 08:08 Hatton is genuinely one of my all time faves and I’ve currently just got around to his book.

Boy is he thick as fook.

Talking about Witter… he says he didn’t wanna fight him because he was pissed off and didn’t wanna give him a chance then 3/4 lines later he finishes the chapter by stating he always wanted to fight him but the timing was never right.
At the time I think it was Hatton ranked number one with Eamonn Magee 2 and Witter and Thaxton at 3 and 4, Hatton Magee and Thaxton all fought eachother, and Witter wouldn't fight Magee , I think because of the stagnant years Hatton had with Warren and the WBU it kind of went into history that Hatton ducked Witter even though Hatton was always a step ahead and had moved on by the time Witter stepped up to world class
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Cask wrote: 14 Nov 2022, 13:37
Dioufy wrote: 01 Nov 2022, 08:08 Hatton is genuinely one of my all time faves and I’ve currently just got around to his book.

Boy is he thick as fook.

Talking about Witter… he says he didn’t wanna fight him because he was pissed off and didn’t wanna give him a chance then 3/4 lines later he finishes the chapter by stating he always wanted to fight him but the timing was never right.
At the time I think it was Hatton ranked number one with Eamonn Magee 2 and Witter and Thaxton at 3 and 4, Hatton Magee and Thaxton all fought eachother, and Witter wouldn't fight Magee , I think because of the stagnant years Hatton had with Warren and the WBU it kind of went into history that Hatton ducked Witter even though Hatton was always a step ahead and had moved on by the time Witter stepped up to world class
Didn’t both hold world titles when Witter beat Corley?
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Dioufy wrote: 14 Nov 2022, 14:24
Cask wrote: 14 Nov 2022, 13:37
Dioufy wrote: 01 Nov 2022, 08:08 Hatton is genuinely one of my all time faves and I’ve currently just got around to his book.

Boy is he thick as fook.

Talking about Witter… he says he didn’t wanna fight him because he was pissed off and didn’t wanna give him a chance then 3/4 lines later he finishes the chapter by stating he always wanted to fight him but the timing was never right.
At the time I think it was Hatton ranked number one with Eamonn Magee 2 and Witter and Thaxton at 3 and 4, Hatton Magee and Thaxton all fought eachother, and Witter wouldn't fight Magee , I think because of the stagnant years Hatton had with Warren and the WBU it kind of went into history that Hatton ducked Witter even though Hatton was always a step ahead and had moved on by the time Witter stepped up to world class
Didn’t both hold world titles when Witter beat Corley?
witter held the WBC when Hatton lost to Floyd. he was the perfect comeback opponent. but ricky shat it and fought the lightweight mexican instead (and got wobbled).
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Re: Ricky Hatton vs. Marco Antonio Barrera | Exhibition - 12 November 2022

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I don’t blame Hatton for not fighting Witter.

Witter was so rude and disrespectful and he knew the only payday was Ricky. Remember Ingle and Witter after the Hatton-Thaxton fight? Especially as Jon had put up such a good fight and was a stablemate to Witter. I can see why Ricky didn’t want to bring him into the millionaire’s club

And Ricky’s management steered him away as Witter was a dangerous fight.

I would’ve liked to have seen it
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Re: Ricky Hatton vs. Marco Antonio Barrera | Exhibition - 12 November 2022

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I’m a Hatton fan but Witter would’ve been a nightmare for him.
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Post by margaret thatcher »

the fight wouldve been total sh!t i bet. witty negative, hatton charging but not landing much. lots of clinches. hatton probably would take a close decision for pushing it more. some would complain
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Re: Ricky Hatton vs. Marco Antonio Barrera | Exhibition - 12 November 2022

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JamesPhilips wrote: 14 Nov 2022, 14:50 I don’t blame Hatton for not fighting Witter.

Witter was so rude and disrespectful and he knew the only payday was Ricky. Remember Ingle and Witter after the Hatton-Thaxton fight? Especially as Jon had put up such a good fight and was a stablemate to Witter. I can see why Ricky didn’t want to bring him into the millionaire’s club

And Ricky’s management steered him away as Witter was a dangerous fight.

I would’ve liked to have seen it
Makes sense why Witter dycked Magee at the time

Eamonn Magee battered Thaxton in 6 in a ferocious showing after Thaxton went all out with Hatton, Magee fought Hatton, dropped him, then got outworked down the stretch, Magee was the number two danger man at the time, and had a little altercation with himoutside the ring where apparently Witter wanted none of him (few did) Witter was fighting Giuseppe Lauri around that time??
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margaret thatcher wrote: 14 Nov 2022, 15:47 the fight wouldve been total sh!t i bet. witty negative, hatton charging but not landing much. lots of clinches. hatton probably would take a close decision for pushing it more. some would complain
yeah thats how i see it.
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