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N'Dou Wants to Flatten Hatton!!!

That’s the message loud and clear from the N'dou camp. Last week on 5 days notice we offered to take the place of Kelson Pinto, still to no avail. Instead you opt for a lightweight boxer in Holbaek / Pederson whose only bout since 2002 was against a dangerous opponent whose record read one win and 5 losses and who was coming off 3 consecutive losses.

And you call yourself "The Hitman” !

I say take me on and I will prove that a capital “S” will be needed in your fightname.

We’ve tried the nice approach with an "open letter to Hatton" last year asking you to prove your worth and take on Lovemore, but no – back into the protective cocoon you go.

All the talk about you facing Sharmba prior to the bout last week? You going to fight Sharmba? I think not. He’ll go into the too hard basket with me. What's the excuse to avoid the genuine top tenners this time Ricky?

I think you’re just running scared!

Your manager can protect you now, but that will all be over when I finally get you into the ring.

With number one and two vacant in the IBF ratings and number 3 Mike Stewart losing last week – number 4 Miguel Cotto already booked to fight on May 8 ... why don’t you get on the phone to the IBF to see if we can't fight it off for the number 1 position?

“Is it the Hitman or the Shitman” ???

Let's hear the excuse this time … how long before the UK public wake up Ricky? It's only a matter of time.

I suppose time will tell.

Tell Frank that either my promotor Dan Goossen or Manager Stuart Duncan are waiting for his call, 'cause we’ll fight you anywhere – anytime – any place.

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N'dou would have provided a much better test than the Awful Pedersen. Look's like Warren sold the fans SHORT once again!