Paying for Hatton - Who will admit their guilt???

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The guy spent his last fight being humiliated a la Hearns-Duran.......The guy looked shot when he quit and now has been out of the ring acquiring ring rust and becoming even more spent!!..

The guy is yesterday's news and is facing some faceless never-do well.....

Primetime want us to pay for it????.............................

Surely no one on here will be paying for tomorrow's train wreck....

You think you're hard done by.Us at the other end of the world are being asked to fork out for the cruiser weight fight between Danny Green and Shane Cameron. Mind you it is for a version of the world title.

rapidringsroad wrote: You think you're hard done by.Us at the other end of the world are being asked to fork out for the cruiser weight fight between Danny Green and Shane Cameron. Mind you it is for a version of the world title.

I feel bad for ever complaining now, sorry.

Plan on watching it with my good mate Justin, or someone similar. Can't remember who I watched PriceVHarrison with he was sound and I hope to find him again, if not Justin is kind of semi reliable and will probably be joining me.

I'll probably be watching with my good friend who is a boxing guru. He wasn't the most reliable friend a few years ago, but has really picked up in recent times..

ShahenshahG wrote:Also thats a months supply of pampers

Good analogy shah, same price, same content

milkyboy wrote:

ShahenshahG wrote:Also thats a months supply of pampers

Good analogy shah, same price, same content

Great work Shah/milky!

Having said that, you'll both be thankful for the days of £15 on a box of pampers when they start needing shoes, clothes, footy boots and school trips. They bleed you dry.

Thanks milkyy - I was hoping dave would finish it off but he took it literally I fear. I can always rely on milky to either set one up or finish it off. I suppose being peed in the mouth by the milkybar kid gives him a wide and varied perspective.

Some cracking journalism from the BBC here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/boxing/20208976

Some quotes:

Stuart Elwell, 34, fought the then WBA intercontinental welterweight champion in 2008 and lost in the second round.

"To be honest, I think Ricky Hatton is the perfect fighter to beat him," said Elwell.

"[Senchenko] doesn't like being pushed back, and when I was pushing on to him he didn't seem to have any answers that a fighter of quality would have."

seanmichaels wrote:Some cracking journalism from the BBC here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/boxing/20208976

Some quotes:

Stuart Elwell, 34, fought the then WBA intercontinental welterweight champion in 2008 and lost in the second round.

"To be honest, I think Ricky Hatton is the perfect fighter to beat him," said Elwell.

"[Senchenko] doesn't like being pushed back, and when I was pushing on to him he didn't seem to have any answers that a fighter of quality would have."

Also said "Senchenko's punches were nothing extraordinary" - Well what caused him to get stopped in the 2nd round? Did a stiff breeze suddenly render him unable to use his legs properly a la Amir "I got knocked the **** out by a single particle" Khan?

Yep, he had no answers when he was being pushed back other than to KTFO me......

I first thought this article said "Praying for Hatton".

I would imagine that many would be when he's lying flat on his back yet again.