does hatton owe his fans a fight in manchester???
does hatton owe his fans a fight in manchester???
he hasnt fought there in 2 years and has had amazing supoort from fight fans from the uk / manchester
so should he give the fans a fight in the uk rather than the fans paying lots of £s to watch him in the usa
surely his first comeback fight should be at home?
so should he give the fans a fight in the uk rather than the fans paying lots of £s to watch him in the usa
surely his first comeback fight should be at home?
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Dirk Kelly
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Phenomenal-Nutrition
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he wouldn't even let Hatton fight on ITV because he had 1 fight in an exclusivity deal left. if the MEN are stuid enough to do that when Hatton is the big Manchester attraction, more fvck them.chinny wrote:Didn't allegedly allegedly sign an exclusive deal with the MEN to scupper this kind of thing though?
I guess it would have to be at the City Of Manchester stadium
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yiddo14
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I don't think Hatton "owes" his fans a fight in Manchester to be honest.
The majority of the "fans" who went to Vegas at the weekend should be saying thankyou to him!
If it was'nt for Ricky, they would'nt have gone and had such a cracking time
I reckon Hatton fights Malignaggi next at "The Garden".
Could well be his final fight too(going out on a victory in one of the most famous sporting venues on the planet)
The majority of the "fans" who went to Vegas at the weekend should be saying thankyou to him!
If it was'nt for Ricky, they would'nt have gone and had such a cracking time
I reckon Hatton fights Malignaggi next at "The Garden".
Could well be his final fight too(going out on a victory in one of the most famous sporting venues on the planet)
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No its a shame Castillo would be good exposure for Witter but Castillos going to get beat up by Margarito insteadTerry D wrote:Won't Witter have to fight Castillo? Anything less than KO 4 will be hard to gloss over.
Witter-Castillo would be a good fight. Although it may mean another journey to the Doncaster Dome.
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I think BC in a post months ago, alluded to the fact that the Hatton's basically used Hobson for his promoters licence and then whatever deal they had expired, Hatton buggered off to Goldenboy.steve689 wrote:I didn't know Hatton had fallen out with Fight Academy. How come his bridges are burnt with Hobson? Dennis and his team not happy about Ricky hooking up with DLH and the yanks?
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just asking whether they are, hence my ambiguous commentsteve689 wrote:I didn't know Hatton had fallen out with Fight Academy. How come his bridges are burnt with Hobson? Dennis and his team not happy about Ricky hooking up with DLH and the yanks?
Hatton would need someone who can put a fight on at a big venue. If places like the MEN give promoters exclusive deals they will live to regret it.
think i heard something about malignaggi saying he wouldn't fight in the uk but i might have imagined itjamesmcdonnell wrote:What venue would they use? The MEN is still under contract to SN isn't it?
I reckon the Hatton's should try and get an outdoor fight in summer in June against Malignaggi at the City of Manchester Stadium. I'm sure it could be done, and Malignaggi could get a nice payday out of it too.
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Maybe, but I bet he would change his mind if they offered him a few million dollars, and with a massive crowd of 30-40,000, they could afford it took. I know the venue itself would probably be expensive, but surely there's got to be some way this could be done.Autobarn wrote:think i heard something about malignaggi saying he wouldn't fight in the uk but i might have imagined itjamesmcdonnell wrote:What venue would they use? The MEN is still under contract to SN isn't it?
I reckon the Hatton's should try and get an outdoor fight in summer in June against Malignaggi at the City of Manchester Stadium. I'm sure it could be done, and Malignaggi could get a nice payday out of it too.
I'd like to see ricky back in the UK again, with maybe one fight before the DLH fight. Of course, if he lost then Oscar would no longer be interested.
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I agree I don't think he owes us anything.yiddo14 wrote:I don't think Hatton "owes" his fans a fight in Manchester to be honest.
The majority of the "fans" who went to Vegas at the weekend should be saying thankyou to him!
If it was'nt for Ricky, they would'nt have gone and had such a cracking time![]()
I reckon Hatton fights Malignaggi next at "The Garden".
Could well be his final fight too(going out on a victory in one of the most famous sporting venues on the planet)
We all know that Hatton is only going to box on for 2 (maybe 3) fights more so Malignaggi at The Garden followed by Witter at either the O2, City of Manchester or, preferably Wembley would suit me fine.
Don't think he should fight ODLH and it's too early in Rees' career to fight Hatton.
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Hatton against Maligggngignggngi (thanks I would never have known how to spell that)....would look like Rocky Balboa trying to get hold of that frickin chicken.DIRT SUGAR wrote:Hatton vs Maligggngignggngi at Madison Square Garden please!
Once you've given up that belt you've not got the right to stage the fight in your own town unless your management team win the purse bids.
An I mean before the music when he does that magic 45 minute workout.
And to avoid any confusion Mala-thingymjig would be the chicken, except he'd be goin' jab jab jab instead of cluck cluck cluck.