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Originally Posted by danuk I'm glad he's back. I never thought for a minute that his retirement would be permanent, boxing is in his blood.
He's right with what he's saying about ricky, he should retire and concentrate on his promotions. I believe ricky will have one more fight, in England, against a nobody, as a way of saying goodbye to his fans.
With regards to pac I'm glad floyd isn't getting drawn into talking about potentially fighting him as jmm is a great fighter who commands floyd full attention at the present time. Dispose of jmm then start talking up a fight with pac. |
Yeah Hatton hiomself said he was going to have a fight to say goodbye to the fans here in the UK.
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Originally Posted by Spligsey I managed to struggle through it - a typical Sky Sports News interview - no substance whatsoever (something i was expecting anyway).
I didn't know it was on until i flicked through and saw them showing some footage of about 5-6 big motors queued up outside the main entrance to Sky's place (another classic piece of Sky footage).
Still, at least they didn't milk it 
Interesting to see sky are going the Box Office route on this fight - considering Mayweather / De La Hoya was a "free" - even Matthew Hatton V Zab Judah isn't enought to tempt me  |
Yeah it was expected the questions would be poor, that's what happens when you let the public come up with them. Same old questions.
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Originally Posted by redcat1 Yeah i saw this, thought he came across very well. He plugged his fight against jmm a few times. Will sky be brave or stupid enough to put this on ppv ? i hope not |
He always comes across well, the whole attitude and playing up to cameras before fights is pure promotion, when he is doing interviews etc he puts on a sensible head and always talks well.
Box Office fights are usually UK names, i'd imagine if they show it, it'll be on SS.
Khan is on box office in his next fight against Kotelnik, I think the Mayweather fight would get easily as many people wanting to watch it as Khan...