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“I think everyone is pretty excited about me. I have a style that any fight fan would love. I am a real value-for-money fighter. People want to see me against the elite.”

Quote by Ricky Hatton

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Ricky Hatton, born on October 6, 1978, is a British professional boxer known for his elegant style and exceptional technique. He has won multiple world titles throughout his career. more

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