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Originally posted by Dr Rumack
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Sorry, I forgot to add that I have never, and don't ever want to experience depression BUT someone needs to really to do something about his situation. He has officially retired now, I hope he finds peace. He really has a lot going for him and I hope somehow he understands that, people rely on him (his family). He seems like a really upbeat, positive, jolly guy but I guess people never really know whats going on behind close doors and in a persons head really. -
Not a Hatton fan at all but it was kinda sad seeing him like that.
But then it was sadder seeing a far better fighter in Castillo who was shot getting KOd by a body shot from.....Hatton.
And JLC made far less money and enjoyed less love than Hatton has.
Boxing is a cruel sport. That, in a way, is what also makes it great. The high stakes and unforgiving nature.Comment
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Damn. . . Ricky mate do whatever you feel you need to do. . . Got nothing else to prove.
Coming back at 147 against a guy like Senchenko was too much in hindsight.
Hatton's style, and body simply are not meant for anything above 140. Now at this age, I doubt he could make 140. . .
But whatever he feels the need to do, I support him 100%. Just hope that he realizes he's got nothing left to prove, and he's had a great career.Comment
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I think he means Indians and Pakistanis are the same race, an Asian race, a different race from Arabs.Originally posted by BornToLive View PostComment
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I may be the only one on boxing scene but I am a Senchenko fan and I am happy for him. He comes from a poor country and he worked hard to achieve his goals in boxing. He had the courage to face Hatton in his back yard. Now he gets a chance to make some good money in bigger fights. Hatton has had a great career and he gave his comeback his best effort. I believe he is very wealthy and he has the love of his countrymen. Most men would love to be the legendary Ricky Hatton. He should just enjoy his good life.Comment
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