whose reputation was damaged more this past week, Ricky or Floyd?

[bongwater]

whose reputation was damaged more this past week? Ricky Hatton snorting lines of coke, or Floyd Mayweather's arrest for grand larceny/domestic abuse?

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[Ragnar Lothbrok]

whose reputation was damaged more this past week? Ricky Hatton snorting lines of coke, or Floyd Mayweather's arrest for grand larceny/domestic abuse?

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people still like ricky hatton, while even if floyd never went black rush limbaugh & ike turner, people would still hate him.

[Nuurzhaelan]

people still like ricky hatton, while even if floyd never went black rush limbaugh & ike turner, people would still hate him.

I think hatton definitely did. Floyd was a pariah. Now hatton is looking to do the same to himself. Sure, there's sympathy enough, but he will not likely be the 'role model' that he once was.

[Heeb]

Floyd by far. What Hatton did really wasn't that bad.

[KILLA RIGHT]

Floyd by far

[jrosales13]

Well TBH Floyd reputation was no good to begin with.

[FeFist]

Neither. People are only eating themselves up over this sh&t because it is fresh news. The reality of the matter is they both done similar **** in the past.

[Crazylegs77]

Both bad but

Floyd no question.

I think many will have bit of sympathy for Hatton plus didnt he admit his actions were shameful. blah blah

[Ragnar Lothbrok]

I think hatton definitely did. Floyd was a pariah. Now hatton is looking to do the same to himself. Sure, there's sympathy enough, but he will not likely be the 'role model' that he once was.

where in the U.S.? maybe in the uk. nobody gives a damn about ricky doing coke in the states. he's a retired british athlete who has zero foothold in american sports. Floyd on the other hand is a active american fighter not fighting the biggest fight the world wants to see but instead is fighting women & being racist.

[The Dreamer]

Hmm, both situations invoke difference responses. Hatton's always had self-destructive tendencies with his eating and drinking so drugs don't seem that shocking. It also seems to garner some sympathies like "poor guy, look what he's been reduced to "

But while Mayweather's abuse doesn't seem so shocking either based on his prior history there seems to be no sympathy for that.

In the end it comes down to someone that's hurting himself vs someone that's hurting others. So I think Mayweather takes this.