“A lot of people struggle with that in retirement. “I think it’s done really good things for him, not just from the physical perspective but he’s got that motivation and a thing to aim for.
“I think he got about four stone off and I think he’d nearly made the weight ,” he said. Going through the gears now,flat out but getting second winds/recovery rate improving rapid now. It would be easy for a fighter trying to make their own way under a weighty name to feel a little frustrated by the situation, but Hatton’s warmness towards his father’s celebratory ring return is obvious, especially in the context of Ricky’s well-documented struggles with depression and suicidal thoughts after his 2009 loss to Manny Pacquiao. It’s not going to be silly, it’s going to be done in the right way." “It’s against Barrera, there’s not bad blood between the two of them. But when he told me that it’s an exhibition, it’s with Barrera and a lot of are going towards mental health and I saw how fit he’s got himself, I was all for it. “So I didn't want to see a proper comeback.
The raptors have the phonebox pro#
Marco Antonio Barrera: Date, venue, tickets and pro records ahead of 2022 boxing icons exhibition bout He got his closure from that, we saw how the fight went. “He had his comeback in 2012 to see if he still had anything left in his career. not sceptical, but I was wondering how it was going to go and to what extent of a comeback it was going to be,” Campbell said.
The reason for Hatton senior and junior trading leather is Ricky’s ring return in an exhibition against Mexican great Marco Antonio Barrera on November 12 at the Manchester Arena, a bout that has been arranged after the initial July date was postponed.
“My grandad came down watching it, Matt did my corner and said it was a weird experience. With Ricky’s brother, his uncle Matthew, in his corner, Campbell conceded there was an otherworldly feel to the spar for those watching on. What made the scene unusual was the fighter in the other corner of the phonebox was Ricky Hatton, Campbell’s dad and modern-day icon of British boxing. We might get a few more in getting ready for his next one.” “I’d give it him for one minute, he was giving it back. “D’you know what, we could have done it in a phonebox, there were no punches pulled,” he told The Sporting News ahead of his upcoming bout with Denis Bartos on the undercard of Dmitry Bivol's WBA light-heavyweight title defence against Gilberto Ramirez in Abu Dhabi. EXCLUSIVE - As an 8-0 lightweight prospect with his next fight coming up in early November, it made sense for Campbell Hatton to get in some elite sparring.Ī lively session with a two-weight former world champion certainly fit the bill.
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