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

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Anyone know how this is selling?
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Ricky insists that the comeback fight against Barrera will be a one-off, previously stating: “I am doing this for fans who struggled being locked up with Covid. I got a call and was asked if I would come back to do this for the fans who have been locked up for ages after Covid.

“Covid has been tough for me, for everyone. I want to inspire people who have had mental health problems, too. They can look at me and say ‘He struggled and now look at where he is’ so they can do it too.”
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Glass Joe wrote: 23 May 2022, 16:48 Anyone know how this is selling?
Terribly.
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For the fans. You could almost script it.
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orbtastic wrote: 24 May 2022, 11:09 For the fans. You could almost script it.
Saunders said that too..

:lol:
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How much he getting paid for this?
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If it's for the fans I would expect he is not getting paid at all .. cos it's for the fans right?
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tonyevs wrote: 24 May 2022, 16:45 If it's for the fans I would expect he is not getting paid at all .. cos it's for the fans right?
So probs a mil then?
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Re: Ricky Hatton vs. Marco Antonio Barrera | Exhibition - 2 July 2022

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"“I am doing this for fans who struggled being locked up with Covid"

If its for the fans then the tickets should be free or minimum enough to just cover costs (venue hire, security, staff etc)

Just admit yiu want a bit of easy money. Always had Hatton pegged as a closet prick.
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tigermoth87 wrote: 24 May 2022, 22:15 "“I am doing this for fans who struggled being locked up with Covid"

If its for the fans then the tickets should be free or minimum enough to just cover costs (venue hire, security, staff etc)

Just admit yiu want a bit of easy money. Always had Hatton pegged as a closet prick.
Suppose if you want to pay for it then fair enough , Only time i would watch him is if my mate rang me up and said , Heh , Ricky Hattons coming down the gym next monday for a move around with a couple of my lads , come on down and watch the sparring .
Its horses for courses ,, lad who i trained from being 13 till the pro's , his dad is a boxing fan or at least he was when his lads were boxing and he always chased these things where name boxers were he' would pay to go listen to them at dinners ect , usually come back with winning the auction of a signed pic , pair of gloves or something , spending money he really did'nt earn and could'nt afford .

Always got his pic took with them , arms round each other fists up sort of thing ,, they get prize spot blew up on his bar , and he tells storys when people are around of them has if they were his best mates. I sit there listening ,to his stories shaking my head and think is it sad or funny
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tigermoth87 wrote: 24 May 2022, 22:15 "“I am doing this for fans who struggled being locked up with Covid"
Turns out they aren't quite ready to come out and buy a ticket just yet.
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garethhop wrote: 25 May 2022, 03:11
tigermoth87 wrote: 24 May 2022, 22:15 "“I am doing this for fans who struggled being locked up with Covid"
Turns out they aren't quite ready to come out and buy a ticket just yet.
Those 'fans' are struggling to buy electric and food now let alone spunk £70 on this 'goodwill gesture'
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Its great Ricky is getting fit ….

But once retired stay retired
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Hatton’s exhibition will take place after he Fury-Hunter.

I don’t think it will be on Sky.

Anyone that purchases tickets for Fury-Hunter will be able to watch the exhibition as well.
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Hatton is doing this for himself, not anyone else. It's good to see he can get back into shape because of it.
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Re: Ricky Hatton vs. Marco Antonio Barrera | Exhibition - 2 July 2022

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I think they should do this for Ukrainian charities
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Petercattermole wrote: 31 May 2022, 09:42 I think they should do this for Ukrainian charities
Hatton fighting again as his gas and electric bill gone sky high. :OhYes:
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Glass Joe wrote: 31 May 2022, 13:05
Petercattermole wrote: 31 May 2022, 09:42 I think they should do this for Ukrainian charities
Hatton fighting again as his gas and electric bill gone sky high. :OhYes:
You’d think Dave Caldwell would want to make some money too. He likes keeping the heating on.
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Never thought i would see the day where Hughie Fury would save a Hatton show.
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coneye wrote: 24 May 2022, 22:33
tigermoth87 wrote: 24 May 2022, 22:15 "“I am doing this for fans who struggled being locked up with Covid"

If its for the fans then the tickets should be free or minimum enough to just cover costs (venue hire, security, staff etc)

Just admit yiu want a bit of easy money. Always had Hatton pegged as a closet prick.
Suppose if you want to pay for it then fair enough , Only time i would watch him is if my mate rang me up and said , Heh , Ricky Hattons coming down the gym next monday for a move around with a couple of my lads , come on down and watch the sparring .
Its horses for courses ,, lad who i trained from being 13 till the pro's , his dad is a boxing fan or at least he was when his lads were boxing and he always chased these things where name boxers were he' would pay to go listen to them at dinners ect , usually come back with winning the auction of a signed pic , pair of gloves or something , spending money he really did'nt earn and could'nt afford .

Always got his pic took with them , arms round each other fists up sort of thing ,, they get prize spot blew up on his bar , and he tells storys when people are around of them has if they were his best mates. I sit there listening ,to his stories shaking my head and think is it sad or funny
Yep never really understood the appeal of those type events - and seeing pics of people clenching a first whilst stood by a famous boxer is the worse .. it like something your Gran would do😟

The weight Hatton has shifted in a short time is incredible though👍
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Post by coneye »

He,s done a great job with his wweight , doubt it will stay off though, Hatton it seems to me needs the adulation in his life, and it will come from , being one of the boys having a beer and surrounded by ass lickers
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Re: Ricky Hatton vs. Marco Antonio Barrera | Exhibition - 2 July 2022

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Yep - ego is a big driver for most successful sports people.
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coneye wrote: 24 May 2022, 22:33
tigermoth87 wrote: 24 May 2022, 22:15 "“I am doing this for fans who struggled being locked up with Covid"

If its for the fans then the tickets should be free or minimum enough to just cover costs (venue hire, security, staff etc)

Just admit yiu want a bit of easy money. Always had Hatton pegged as a closet prick.
Suppose if you want to pay for it then fair enough , Only time i would watch him is if my mate rang me up and said , Heh , Ricky Hattons coming down the gym next monday for a move around with a couple of my lads , come on down and watch the sparring .
Its horses for courses ,, lad who i trained from being 13 till the pro's , his dad is a boxing fan or at least he was when his lads were boxing and he always chased these things where name boxers were he' would pay to go listen to them at dinners ect , usually come back with winning the auction of a signed pic , pair of gloves or something , spending money he really did'nt earn and could'nt afford .

Always got his pic took with them , arms round each other fists up sort of thing ,, they get prize spot blew up on his bar , and he tells storys when people are around of them has if they were his best mates. I sit there listening ,to his stories shaking my head and think is it sad or funny
Reminds me of a chippy in York I used to go to with a whole wall of photos of boxers, sometimes with the owner. The highlight was a photo of him grinning broadly while shaking hands with Lennox Lewis, who is looking the other way having a conversation with someone out of shot
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dookus wrote: 01 Jun 2022, 08:36
coneye wrote: 24 May 2022, 22:33
tigermoth87 wrote: 24 May 2022, 22:15 "“I am doing this for fans who struggled being locked up with Covid"

If its for the fans then the tickets should be free or minimum enough to just cover costs (venue hire, security, staff etc)

Just admit yiu want a bit of easy money. Always had Hatton pegged as a closet prick.
Suppose if you want to pay for it then fair enough , Only time i would watch him is if my mate rang me up and said , Heh , Ricky Hattons coming down the gym next monday for a move around with a couple of my lads , come on down and watch the sparring .
Its horses for courses ,, lad who i trained from being 13 till the pro's , his dad is a boxing fan or at least he was when his lads were boxing and he always chased these things where name boxers were he' would pay to go listen to them at dinners ect , usually come back with winning the auction of a signed pic , pair of gloves or something , spending money he really did'nt earn and could'nt afford .

Always got his pic took with them , arms round each other fists up sort of thing ,, they get prize spot blew up on his bar , and he tells storys when people are around of them has if they were his best mates. I sit there listening ,to his stories shaking my head and think is it sad or funny
Reminds me of a chippy in York I used to go to with a whole wall of photos of boxers, sometimes with the owner. The highlight was a photo of him grinning broadly while shaking hands with Lennox Lewis, who is looking the other way having a conversation with someone out of shot
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