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Ricky Hatton has revealed how he managed to lose three stone in just eight weeks in preparation for his upcoming boxing bout with Marco Antonio Barrera. The Manchester boxing hero is confirming he will return to the ring for an exhibition fight with old rival Marco Antonio Barrera on July 2.
Former world champion Ricky Hatton believes Tyson Fury will unretire to face either Anthony Joshua or Oleksandr Usyk. Hatton has stated that he 'doesn't believe a word that comes out of Fury's mouth' and is sure an undisputed heavyweight clash with the winner of Joshua and Usyk will be too much for him to resist.
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It has been ten years since Ricky Hatton last boxed in front of his loyal Mancunian fans, the former World Champion losing on his last comeback against Vyacheslav Senchenko way back in 2012 at the Manchester Arena. However, things have changed since then with his son Campbell having entered the ring in recent years in a bid to emulate his father's exploits.
Like a clock turning back time, Ricky Hatton has recalled his fighting spirit to lose a whopping two stone in less than eight weeks as he prepares for a return to the ring.
In his latest column, the British boxing legend offers a glimpse into training camp ahead of his exhibition fight against Marco Antonio Barrera after showing off his incredible weight loss.
Before the likes of Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua burst onto the scene, Britain’s best boxer was Manchester’s own Ricky Hatton.
Before the likes of Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua burst onto the scene, Britain’s best boxer was Manchester’s own Ricky Hatton.