Matthew Hatton - Revision history

Slugger at 14:03, 25 March 2018

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	== Professional Career ==		== Professional Career ==
	Matthew began his professional career on September 23, 2000 with a points win over David White who too was making his debut. He was victorious in his first thirteen bouts winning six by technical knockout and on May 6, 2004 defeated [[Rob Burton]] (9-6-2) by points to claim the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Welterweight Title. Six months later he would again defeat Burton to win the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title. In 2007, Hatton claimed the vacant [[IBF]] International Welterweight Title with a win over [[Frank Houghtaling]] (19-12-5) and also defeated [[Edwin Vazquez]] (22-9-2) that same year for the [[IBF]] Intercontinental Welterweight Title. His most notable loss came in March of 2011 via a unanimous decision to [[Saul Alvarez]] (35-0-1) for the vacant [[WBC]] light middleweight title. In what is thought to be his best career victory thus far, Hatton scored a unanimous decision victory over the aging former World Title Condender [[Ben Tackie]] (29-10-1). Of note, however, Tackie came into the bout having lost his four previous fights and was defeated six years earlier by Matthew's elder brother, [[Ricky Hatton]].		Matthew began his professional career on September 23, 2000 with a points win over David White who too was making his debut. He was victorious in his first thirteen bouts winning six by technical knockout and on May 6, 2004 defeated [[Rob Burton]] (9-6-2) by points to claim the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Welterweight Title. Six months later he would again defeat Burton to win the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title. In 2007, Hatton claimed the vacant [[IBF]] International Welterweight Title with a win over [[Frank Houghtaling]] (19-12-5) and also defeated [[Edwin Vazquez]] (22-9-2) that same year for the [[IBF]] Intercontinental Welterweight Title. His most notable loss came in March of 2011 via a unanimous decision to [[Saul Alvarez]] (35-0-1) for the vacant [[WBC]] light middleweight title. In what is thought to be his best career victory thus far, Hatton scored a unanimous decision victory over the aging former World Title Condender [[Ben Tackie]] (29-10-1). Of note, however, Tackie came into the bout having lost his four previous fights and was defeated six years earlier by Matthew's elder brother, [[Ricky Hatton]].
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	*[[IBF]] International Welterweight Title (2011)		*[[IBF]] International Welterweight Title (2011)

	== ~~Other Factoids~~ ==		== Notes ==
	*Matthew is the younger brother of World Champion [[Ricky Hatton]] and has on several occasions fought on the undercard of the elder Hatton's bouts.		*Matthew is the younger brother of World Champion [[Ricky Hatton]] and has on several occasions fought on the undercard of the elder Hatton's bouts.

Roccom at 18:07, 4 September 2013

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	== Professional Career ==		== Professional Career ==

Sweetscientist at 16:31, 4 April 2013

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	== Other Factoids ==		== Other Factoids ==
	*Matthew is the younger brother of World Champion [[Ricky Hatton]] and has on several ~~occassions~~ fought on the undercard of the elder Hatton's bouts.		*Matthew is the younger brother of World Champion [[Ricky Hatton]] and has on several occasions fought on the undercard of the elder Hatton's bouts.

Sweetscientist at 16:31, 4 April 2013

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	== Professional Career ==		== Professional Career ==
	Matthew began his professional career on September 23, 2000 with a points win over David White who too was making his debut. He was victorious in his first thirteen bouts winning six by technical knockout and on May 6, 2004 defeated [[Rob Burton]] (9-6-2) by points to claim the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Welterweight Title. Six months later he would again defeat Burton to win the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title. In 2007, Hatton claimed the vacant [[IBF]] International Welterweight Title with a win over [[Frank Houghtaling]] (19-12-5) and also defeated [[Edwin Vazquez]] (22-9-2) that same year for the [[IBF]] ~~Inter-Continental~~ Welterweight Title. His most notable loss came in ~~May~~ of ~~2008~~ via a unanimous decision to [[~~Craig Watson~~]] (12-2) for the ~~Commonwealth (British Empire) welterweight~~ title. In what is thought to be his best career victory thus far, Hatton scored a unanimous decision victory over the aging former World Title Condender [[Ben Tackie]] (29-10-1). Of note, however, Tackie came into the bout having lost his four previous fights and was defeated six years earlier by Matthew's elder brother, [[Ricky Hatton]].		Matthew began his professional career on September 23, 2000 with a points win over David White who too was making his debut. He was victorious in his first thirteen bouts winning six by technical knockout and on May 6, 2004 defeated [[Rob Burton]] (9-6-2) by points to claim the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Welterweight Title. Six months later he would again defeat Burton to win the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title. In 2007, Hatton claimed the vacant [[IBF]] International Welterweight Title with a win over [[Frank Houghtaling]] (19-12-5) and also defeated [[Edwin Vazquez]] (22-9-2) that same year for the [[IBF]] Intercontinental Welterweight Title. His most notable loss came in March of 2011 via a unanimous decision to [[Saul Alvarez]] (35-0-1) for the vacant [[WBC]] light middleweight title. In what is thought to be his best career victory thus far, Hatton scored a unanimous decision victory over the aging former World Title Condender [[Ben Tackie]] (29-10-1). Of note, however, Tackie came into the bout having lost his four previous fights and was defeated six years earlier by Matthew's elder brother, [[Ricky Hatton]].

	== Tiles Held ==		== Tiles Held ==

Sweetscientist at 16:24, 4 April 2013

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	*[[IBF]] Intercontinental Welterweight Title (2007)		*[[IBF]] Intercontinental Welterweight Title (2007)
	*[[EBU]] (European) Welterweight Title (2010)		*[[EBU]] (European) Welterweight Title (2010)
			*[[IBF]] International Welterweight Title (2011)

	== Other Factoids ==		== Other Factoids ==
	*Matthew is the younger brother of World Champion [[Ricky Hatton]] and has on several occassions fought on the undercard of the elder Hatton's bouts.		*Matthew is the younger brother of World Champion [[Ricky Hatton]] and has on several occassions fought on the undercard of the elder Hatton's bouts.

Sweetscientist at 13:30, 11 June 2010

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	*[[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title (2004)		*[[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title (2004)
	*[[IBF]] International Welterweight Title (2007)		*[[IBF]] International Welterweight Title (2007)
	*[[IBF]] ~~Inter-Continental~~ Welterweight Title (2007)		*[[IBF]] Intercontinental Welterweight Title (2007)
			*[[EBU]] (European) Welterweight Title (2010)

	== Other Factoids ==		== Other Factoids ==
	*Matthew is the younger brother of World Champion [[Ricky Hatton]] and has on several occassions fought on the undercard of the elder Hatton's bouts.		*Matthew is the younger brother of World Champion [[Ricky Hatton]] and has on several occassions fought on the undercard of the elder Hatton's bouts.

Slugger at 22:30, 10 June 2010

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	'''Trainer:''' [[Billy Graham]]		'''Trainer:''' [[Billy Graham (Trainer)\|Billy Graham]]<br>
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			== Professional Career ==
			Matthew began his professional career on September 23, 2000 with a points win over David White who too was making his debut. He was victorious in his first thirteen bouts winning six by technical knockout and on May 6, 2004 defeated [[Rob Burton]] (9-6-2) by points to claim the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Welterweight Title. Six months later he would again defeat Burton to win the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title. In 2007, Hatton claimed the vacant [[IBF]] International Welterweight Title with a win over [[Frank Houghtaling]] (19-12-5) and also defeated [[Edwin Vazquez]] (22-9-2) that same year for the [[IBF]] Inter-Continental Welterweight Title. His most notable loss came in May of 2008 via a unanimous decision to [[Craig Watson]] (12-2) for the Commonwealth (British Empire) welterweight title. In what is thought to be his best career victory thus far, Hatton scored a unanimous decision victory over the aging former World Title Condender [[Ben Tackie]] (29-10-1). Of note, however, Tackie came into the bout having lost his four previous fights and was defeated six years earlier by Matthew's elder brother, [[Ricky Hatton]].

	* Matthew is the younger brother of World Champion [[Ricky Hatton]] and has on several occassions fought on the undercard of the elder Hatton's bouts.
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	== Tiles Held ==		== Tiles Held ==
			*[[BBBofC]] Central Area Welterweight Title (2004)
			*[[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title (2004)
			*[[IBF]] International Welterweight Title (2007)
			*[[IBF]] Inter-Continental Welterweight Title (2007)

	* [[BBBofC]] Central Area Welterweight Title (2004)		== Other Factoids ==
	* [[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title (2004)		*Matthew is the younger brother of World Champion [[Ricky Hatton]] and has on several occassions fought on the undercard of the elder Hatton's bouts.
	* [[IBF]] International Welterweight Title (2007)
	* [[IBF]] Inter-Continental Welterweight Title (2007)

	== ~~Professional Career~~ ==

	Matthew began his professional career on September 23, 2000 with a points win over David White who too was making his debut. He was victorious in his first thirteen bouts winning six by technical knockout and on May 6, 2004 defeated [[Rob Burton]] (9-6-2) by points to claim the [[~~BBBofC]] Central Area Welterweight Title. Six months later he would again defeat Burton to win the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title. In 2007,~~ Hatton ~~claimed the vacant [[IBF~~]] ~~International Welterweight Title with a win over [[Frank Houghtaling]] (19-12-5)~~ and ~~also defeated [[Edwin Vazquez]] (22-9-2) that same year for~~ the ~~[[IBF]] Inter-Continental Welterweight Title. His most notable loss came in May~~ of ~~2008 via a unanimous decision to [[Craig Watson]] (12-2) for~~ the ~~Commonwealth (British Empire) welterweight title. In what is thought to be his best career victory thus far,~~ Hatton scored a unanimous decision victory over the aging former World Title Condender [[Ben Tackie]] (29-10-1). Of note, however, Tackie came into the bout having lost his four previous fights and was defeated six years earlier by Matthew's ~~elder brother, [[Ricky Hatton]]~~.

Sweetscientist at 20:26, 20 March 2009

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	== Professional Career ==		== Professional Career ==

	Matthew began his professional career on September 23, 2000 with a points win over David White who too was making his debut. He was victorious in his first thirteen bouts winning six by technical knockout and on May 6, 2004 defeated Rob Burton (9-6-2) by points to claim the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Welterweight Title. Six months later he would again defeat Burton to win the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title. In 2007, Hatton claimed the vacant [[IBF]] International Welterweight Title with a win over Frank Houghtaling (19-12-5) and also defeated [[Edwin Vazquez]] (22-9-2) that same year for the [[IBF]] Inter-Continental Welterweight Title. His most notable loss came in May of 2008 via a unanimous decision to Craig Watson (12-2) for the Commonwealth (British Empire) welterweight title. In what is thought to be his best career victory thus far, Hatton scored a unanimous decision victory over the aging former World Title Condender [[Ben Tackie]] (29-10-1). Of note, however, Tackie came into the bout having lost his four previous fights and was defeated six years earlier by Matthew's elder brother, [[Ricky Hatton]].		Matthew began his professional career on September 23, 2000 with a points win over David White who too was making his debut. He was victorious in his first thirteen bouts winning six by technical knockout and on May 6, 2004 defeated [[Rob Burton]] (9-6-2) by points to claim the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Welterweight Title. Six months later he would again defeat Burton to win the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title. In 2007, Hatton claimed the vacant [[IBF]] International Welterweight Title with a win over [[Frank Houghtaling]] (19-12-5) and also defeated [[Edwin Vazquez]] (22-9-2) that same year for the [[IBF]] Inter-Continental Welterweight Title. His most notable loss came in May of 2008 via a unanimous decision to [[Craig Watson]] (12-2) for the Commonwealth (British Empire) welterweight title. In what is thought to be his best career victory thus far, Hatton scored a unanimous decision victory over the aging former World Title Condender [[Ben Tackie]] (29-10-1). Of note, however, Tackie came into the bout having lost his four previous fights and was defeated six years earlier by Matthew's elder brother, [[Ricky Hatton]].

Sweetscientist at 20:22, 20 March 2009

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	* [[IBF]] International Welterweight Title (2007)		* [[IBF]] International Welterweight Title (2007)
	* [[IBF]] Inter-Continental Welterweight Title (2007)		* [[IBF]] Inter-Continental Welterweight Title (2007)

			== Professional Career ==

			Matthew began his professional career on September 23, 2000 with a points win over David White who too was making his debut. He was victorious in his first thirteen bouts winning six by technical knockout and on May 6, 2004 defeated Rob Burton (9-6-2) by points to claim the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Welterweight Title. Six months later he would again defeat Burton to win the [[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title. In 2007, Hatton claimed the vacant [[IBF]] International Welterweight Title with a win over Frank Houghtaling (19-12-5) and also defeated [[Edwin Vazquez]] (22-9-2) that same year for the [[IBF]] Inter-Continental Welterweight Title. His most notable loss came in May of 2008 via a unanimous decision to Craig Watson (12-2) for the Commonwealth (British Empire) welterweight title. In what is thought to be his best career victory thus far, Hatton scored a unanimous decision victory over the aging former World Title Condender [[Ben Tackie]] (29-10-1). Of note, however, Tackie came into the bout having lost his four previous fights and was defeated six years earlier by Matthew's elder brother, [[Ricky Hatton]].

Sweetscientist at 19:52, 20 March 2009

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	* Matthew is the younger brother of World Champion [[Ricky Hatton]] and has on several occassions fought on the undercard of the elder Hatton's bouts.		* Matthew is the younger brother of World Champion [[Ricky Hatton]] and has on several occassions fought on the undercard of the elder Hatton's bouts.
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			== Tiles Held ==

			* [[BBBofC]] Central Area Welterweight Title (2004)
			* [[BBBofC]] Central Area Light Middleweight Title (2004)
			* [[IBF]] International Welterweight Title (2007)
			* [[IBF]] Inter-Continental Welterweight Title (2007)