Hatton News September 2nd, 2010
Former world champion Ricky Hatton has told BBC Radio Manchester that he will probably never fight again. “You can never say never, but if I was to put my last pound on it I would say ‘no, I think that’s me done,’” he said. “…I’ve been retired, if that’s what you can call it, for 16 months.
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Hatton News September 2nd, 2010
Ricky Hatton, the former two-weight world champion, disclosed that at the age of 31, he is unlikely to fight again.
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Hatton News September 2nd, 2010
MARKSMAN: Margarito will be facing a man that is much smaller than him, the same man that fought at 130 pounds two years ago.
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Hatton News September 2nd, 2010
Former light-welterweight world champion Ricky Hatton says he is unlikely to fight again.
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Hatton News September 1st, 2010
Ryan Mikkelson was glad Wednesday was the start of a new month. “August hasn’t been good for me and it’s over,” said the B-Modifieds driver from Jamestown, N.D. “I’m glad August is over.”
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Hatton News September 1st, 2010
ARLINGTON, TX (August 31, 2010) – Ten-time world champions CONGRESSMAN MANNY PACQUIAO and ANTONIO MARGARITO, of the Philippines and México, respectively, collide in the most exciting and intriguing fight of the year with the vacant World Boxing Council (WBC) super welterweight championship and the No. 1 pound for pound title at stake.
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Hatton News September 1st, 2010
His record reads increasingly like a list of 140lb retirees but, at the age of 32, ‘Vicious’ Vivian Harris appears as determined as ever to win back a world title for the first time in six years.
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