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hes a local legend........who just fell short against two upper echelon elite fighters..........
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I like Ricky for the fact that he's a classy Englishmen, I'll miss the fat bastard..Comment
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I actually think he had some more to prove. After he beat Tszyu he had a pretty average reign. Urango and Malignaggi are solid wins, hardly the best fighters of his division though. He was champion during a fairly weak period at 140. Floyd and Cotto moved up, Bradley and Alexander weren't there yet. I wanted to see him beat another elite fighter.Comment
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He didn't just fall short of Mayweather. He was competitive in some rounds, but ultimately outboxed and knocked out. And Pac demolished him.
He needed another good win. Tszyu was old and inactive anyway. When you look at his schedule, you can argue we had no idea how good he really was at the time. He beat the Sharmbae Mitchells and Jesse James Leijas of the world. Clearly not on the level of some of the 140 pounders we see now and on the level of a Mayweather, Pacquiao, or Cotto.Comment
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ricky hatton threads are like joke of the day threads..u just can't take him serious.Comment
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he was a good/great 140 elite fighter..................as much as im a fan of KT...he didnt seek for a rematch................remember tghe offer they had for chico for 140???.........................he is being underrated these days...................gotta put things to perspective he was a solid 140......and a mediocre WW....................Comment
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no ****.....you cant prove nothing else in boxing!....wtf is guy tlaikng about!Comment
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Live the good life Ricky. He's probably going to go down as one of the most overrated champions is recent history but he sure did milk it for what it's worth.Comment
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everyone in boxing knows the truth about him now so he's right, he's nothing left to prove in boxing
no point getting in the ring as all top 140lbs would destroy himComment
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