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Hatton Exclusive

Posted: 03 Sep 2006, 14:09
by snoopy

Posted: 03 Sep 2006, 14:36
by JimJim
Should that read Dec 6th, and not Jan 6th though ?

Its a shame that a bigger fight couldn't have been arranged. Hatton will beat Urango and once he's got the IBF belt back, things could look interesting at 140lbs.

If Witter beats Corley, I wonder if Warren will attempt to instigate some unifications bouts involving the WBC, WBA and WBO titles, to either isolate Ricky or force him to do business with him ?

Lets hope for a great undercard for Hatton vs Urango, as we're gonna be asked to cough up fifteen quid to see it.

Posted: 03 Sep 2006, 15:05
by snoopy
Just watched video interview with Hatton, 6th Jan is what he says...

Posted: 03 Sep 2006, 15:40
by lvlarc
Seems like the feud between Hatton and Warren has dulled down, in Warrens column today in NOTW he says...
"Sports Network has discontinued its action against Ray & Ricky Hatton. The aim of both parties is to enter into discussions which will form the basis of a working relationship in the future"
That and inviting Hatton to a few of his shows on ITV, also theres a big header on the left of his article..

HATTON V WITTER
COMING SOON TO AN ARENA NEAR YOU

A change from slagging them off every other week tho eh.

Posted: 03 Sep 2006, 15:43
by Max Molyneux
Isn't Hatton still got a court date with Warren in October?

Think I read it in BM or somewhere like that.

Posted: 03 Sep 2006, 16:00
by stujones
I imaging it must be Jan 6th (Rawling said in November though!). I say this cause he looked as big as I have seen him. He should be in camp very soon to get to weight and also work on the technical aspect.

Posted: 03 Sep 2006, 16:05
by Autobarn
would love to see Mbaye-Hatton

Posted: 03 Sep 2006, 16:31
by Razor
I want Hatton in with Corraless. :evil:

Posted: 03 Sep 2006, 16:46
by Max Molyneux
viciousmaussa wrote:would love to see Mbaye-Hatton
If Witter wins the WBC title, then I think Witter/M'Baye would more likely to happen since M'baye ain't a big name for the Americans that Hatton's so bothered about. :roll:

Posted: 03 Sep 2006, 17:02
by states
Max Molyneux wrote:Isn't Hatton still got a court date with Warren in October?

Think I read it in BM or somewhere like that.
That's all over. As Lvlarc_uk says, Warren mentions in his NOTW column that Sports Network have dropped their action against the Hattons.

Is a Hatton/Warren reunion on for summer 2007? I wouldn't be at all suprised.

Posted: 03 Sep 2006, 17:13
by Graham Brett
Now , Warren, Hobson and Hatton should be able to work together.

Posted: 04 Sep 2006, 10:43
by Rocky Balboa
IMO, it won't be long before Hatton-Warren are back working together, especially if legal action has been withdrawn.

Providing Hatton & Witter come through their next fights, we could yet see Hatton-Witter square off, which would be great. There is plenty of needle there, I think. :box:


Do you guys think Ricky & Frank will work together again?

Posted: 04 Sep 2006, 11:27
by John Dillinger
boils down to money. You can be sure that allegedly has paid a huge chunk of Ricky's legal fees. Probably well over £100,000. He knew he didn't have a case, the court case and the Mbaye case was designed to knacker Ricky's career.

Posted: 04 Sep 2006, 11:30
by Wales
Isnt castillo only banned till 2007>>??

If only!

Posted: 04 Sep 2006, 11:30
by Autobarn
Max Molyneux wrote:
viciousmaussa wrote:would love to see Mbaye-Hatton
If Witter wins the WBC title, then I think Witter/M'Baye would more likely to happen since M'baye ain't a big name for the Americans that Hatton's so bothered about. :roll:
apparently, Mbaye was more convincing against Keotelnik. Would be interesting.

what the fornicate happened with Witter and Froch and Henessy's dealings with Golden Boy?

Posted: 06 Sep 2006, 10:10
by G-man
'......or anyone else who'll give him a game. And Stoke midfielder John Eustace wants a loan move so he can prove his fitness, while Ricky Hatton's soon-to-be-ex promoter Dennis Hobson is plotting a takeover bid for Sheffield Wednesday.'

http://football.guardian.co.uk/rumourmi ... 21,00.html

:o

Posted: 06 Sep 2006, 11:33
by jamesmcdonnell
Graham Brett wrote:Now , Warren, Hobson and Hatton should be able to work together.
Well, it's possible, if they are going to co-promote Clinton and Calzaghe, which is the only way I see the fight happening

Posted: 06 Sep 2006, 14:27
by stujones
G-man wrote:'......or anyone else who'll give him a game. And Stoke midfielder John Eustace wants a loan move so he can prove his fitness, while Ricky Hatton's soon-to-be-ex promoter Dennis Hobson is plotting a takeover bid for Sheffield Wednesday.'

http://football.guardian.co.uk/rumourmi ... 21,00.html

:o
It not that surprising..... I wonder if SN would attempt to get Hobson to work for them (in like a Frank Maloney esque role) - with this FA split it would be probably an excellent move for British boxing.

The depth of talent full stop in the UK isn't strong enough for the number of promoters. SN have about 3 geniune main eventers, FA have two (I mean main eventers who would interest US TV now!).

Posted: 06 Sep 2006, 14:29
by nickd
stujones wrote:
G-man wrote:'......or anyone else who'll give him a game. And Stoke midfielder John Eustace wants a loan move so he can prove his fitness, while Ricky Hatton's soon-to-be-ex promoter Dennis Hobson is plotting a takeover bid for Sheffield Wednesday.'

http://football.guardian.co.uk/rumourmi ... 21,00.html

:o
It not that surprising..... I wonder if SN would attempt to get Hobson to work for them (in like a Frank Maloney esque role) - with this FA split it would be probably an excellent move for British boxing.

The depth of talent full stop in the UK isn't strong enough for the number of promoters. SN have about 3 geniune main eventers, FA have two (I mean main eventers who would interest US TV now!).
I have to say I would be very very surprised if Hobson and Warren could forge a working relationship after the exchanges between them over the last couple of years.

Posted: 06 Sep 2006, 14:32
by stujones
nickd wrote:
stujones wrote:
G-man wrote:'......or anyone else who'll give him a game. And Stoke midfielder John Eustace wants a loan move so he can prove his fitness, while Ricky Hatton's soon-to-be-ex promoter Dennis Hobson is plotting a takeover bid for Sheffield Wednesday.'

http://football.guardian.co.uk/rumourmi ... 21,00.html

:o
It not that surprising..... I wonder if SN would attempt to get Hobson to work for them (in like a Frank Maloney esque role) - with this FA split it would be probably an excellent move for British boxing.

The depth of talent full stop in the UK isn't strong enough for the number of promoters. SN have about 3 geniune main eventers, FA have two (I mean main eventers who would interest US TV now!).
I have to say I would be very very surprised if Hobson and Warren could forge a working relationship after the exchanges between them over the last couple of years.
If Maloney and Warren could for a few years, after their earlier exchanges - then anything can happen. Hell, DK and allegedly have worked together after their court cases (Calzaghe vs Ashira).

Posted: 06 Sep 2006, 14:40
by nickd
stujones wrote:
nickd wrote:
stujones wrote: It not that surprising..... I wonder if SN would attempt to get Hobson to work for them (in like a Frank Maloney esque role) - with this FA split it would be probably an excellent move for British boxing.

The depth of talent full stop in the UK isn't strong enough for the number of promoters. SN have about 3 geniune main eventers, FA have two (I mean main eventers who would interest US TV now!).
I have to say I would be very very surprised if Hobson and Warren could forge a working relationship after the exchanges between them over the last couple of years.
If Maloney and Warren could for a few years, after their earlier exchanges - then anything can happen. Hell, DK and allegedly allegedly have worked together after their court cases (Calzaghe vs Ashira).
Stranger things have happened in boxing I guess. Will be interesting to see where Hobson goes from here.