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  • #11
    Originally posted by DURAN_IS_GOD View Post
    a waster who's worth more money than you'll ever see in your lifetime....

    i agree ricky's habits are poor out of the ring but its new years and he's just come off his one and only loss to date. he spent 3 months in preparation, he's allowed to blow off some steam
    he does this between EVERY fight and im afraid it will influence the habits of lads he has attracted to boxing, he can do what he likes but his behaviour tends to be glorified by the press and as someone who works with young amateurs it really rubs me up the wrong way

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    • #12
      Originally posted by big paulie View Post
      he does this between EVERY fight and im afraid it will influence the habits of lads he has attracted to boxing, he can do what he likes but his behaviour tends to be glorified by the press and as someone who works with young amateurs it really rubs me up the wrong way
      im not dis*****g that rickys habits are poor outside of the ring but young kids are gonna drink regardless of what ricky is doing

      young kids with half a brain and any dedication to the sport will know better

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      • #13
        What he does out of the ring is his business.

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        • #14
          Originally posted by ani4ani View Post
          What he does out of the ring is his business.
          well you are right but it shows why he is not on the top and Mayweather is too

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          • #15
            Originally posted by JJay View Post
            Ricky Hatton took a hammering in his world title fight - so for the New Year he decided to get hammered again.

            Over four days in Tenerife, the boxing hero dubbed The Hitman drained Spain with a binge that would have floored all opponents.

            At the end of his titanic booze bout Hatton, 29, was reported to have sunk 57 pints, 17 vodka and Red Bulls, four vodkas, three whisky chasers, and a bottle of Moet champagne.

            But, displaying the scars from last month's Las Vegas welterweight defeat to Floyd Mayweather Jnr, he was still standing.

            Vowing to the Daily Mirror that his fighting career was not over, he declared: "You'll see me again in the ring. Unfortunately I lost in Vegas but that's the end of it."

            Then the multi-millionaire joked: "A few more drinks and I won't remember anyway!"

            Ricky saw out 2007 with girlfriend Jennifer Dooley, 26, in his new apartment in Tenerife's party capital of Playa de Las Americas. Despite his fortune, Ricky mixed it with holidaymakers in popular downtown bars such as Lineker's, The Dubliner and Blaydon Races.

            Everywhere, fans begged to buy him a drink. Bar staff waved away his attempts to pay.

            Round One began on Friday. Ricky downed six pints of lager near his flat. He then sank another three lagers, six pints of Guinness and five vodka and Red Bulls in Tramp nightclub.

            Round Two the next day saw Ricky supping another six lagers in preparation for a night out at The Dubliner.

            There, he polished off seven pints of Guinness, two pints of rum and the alcopop WKD, three whisky chasers, and three vodka and Red Bulls.

            Before the boxer finally stumbled into a taxi at 3am, a witness said: "He was bladdered, totally blotto - but still an absolute gent."

            Round Three on Sunday saw Ricky, of Stockport, despatch five pints of lager in various bars during the day. Then he whiled away the evening at Blaydon Races aided by five pints of Guinness, five vodka and Red Bulls and two vodkas.

            Round Four on New Year's Eve had to be something special. Ricky limbered up with six pints of lager, a huge burger and extra large chips.

            Two seats, guarded by bouncers, were reserved at Blaydon Races. Ricky and Jennifer arrived at 10pm to an impromptu chorus from revellers of Blue Moon, the Manchester City anthem which the fighter enters the ring to. The hero then settled in to seven pints of Guinness followed by four pints of rum and WKD.

            At midnight, Hatton downed one bottle and shared the rest with friends. He then drank four vodka and Red Bulls and two vodka shots before leaving unsteadily at 3am.

            A recommended weekly alcohol intake for men is about 22 units or 11 pints of weak beer. Ricky, who famously balloons by up to 40lbs between fights, had a bare minimum of 144 units in four days.

            its amazing someone could document not only how much he drank but what he drank. quality post

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            • #16
              Who counts how much they drink?

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              • #17
                Originally posted by kayjay View Post
                Who counts how much they drink?
                Brit piss heads

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by eazy_mas View Post
                  well you are right but it shows why he is not on the top and Mayweather is too
                  No, Mayweather is just a better fighter.

                  Hatton has managed to have a an excellent career so far doing it his way.

                  Its his life, he is paid to perform in the ring and he does every time, he has never failed a weigh in, he has never been in trouble or been caught in compromising positions. He doesn't take drugs, doesn't get into fights and lives a steady family life.

                  I would say he he is a good role model. On holiday (vacation) he gets pissed up and has a good time, so what?

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by kayjay View Post
                    Who counts how much they drink?
                    Bar staff, they then get a few quid from the press.

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                    • #20
                      The British press is known for "Build em up and knock em down". The Mirror is starting to knock Ricky down by publishing this story.

                      As for being a role model, he's a role model when he's in top shape in the gym, not when he's a fat drunk in tenerife.

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