Ricky Hatton Televise Canelo's Next Fight

Mexico's Saul "Canelo" will comeback in March, may be Vyacheslav Senchenko or Matthew Hatton are still perform, the younger brother of British superstar Ricky Hatton is going to televise Canelo's next fight.

Schaefer is hoping to finalize the details in the next seven to ten days. He said, "What's next for him is it looks like he's going to be fighting in early March, and I've been actually working with HBO on the date and coordinating the site. We would like him to fight in Los Angeles. And, you know, we would like to see if he could fight for the world title against the WBA champion. Another name that has been mentioned is Matthew Hatton as well. So we are going to see what we can put together. I would hope that within the next week or 10 days, that we have all of that firmed up. But he's definitely going to be back in early March."

Ricky Hatton In Deal Over Pay Fight

At the High Court in Manchester,boxer Ricky Hatton spent two hours in the witness box - then both sides announced they had reached a confidential agreement.

The Hitman had been claimed by Cornerman Billy Graham, 53,in which he said that he ripped him off over two bouts, including his estimated £11million payday for fighting Floyd Mayweather in 2007.

In a joint statement yesterday, they agreed to "put their differences behind them".

Later Graham said: "I'm happy."

Ricky Hatton Will Miss Oscar De La Hoya Fight

Boxer Ricky Hatton is improving very well since leaving the Priory Clinic five weeks ago.The Mancunian has wasted no time in getting himself fit again.

The 32 year old has decided and refused to rule out a comeback to the ring after overcoming depression and could be ready for at least one more big pay cheque before deciding to hang up his gloves for good.

After being knocked out in the second round by Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas 18 months ago it's hard to see Hatton ever becoming a champion, although he has dismissed the rumours that he will line up against Oscar De La Hoya.

“Oscar said he was angry over the story and I don’t blame him,” Hatton said today. I can say it is absolute rubbish. Nothing was ever said to me.

“As far as a comeback goes, I am still of the opinion I had 18 months ago. I have no ambition to come back.

“Although I feel the board was correct in punishing me, hopefully in time they will offer my licence back and I will be free to make a decision on my future. After all I have done in boxing, I have the right to retire Ricky Hatton and nobody else.”

Hatton recovering well after his cocaine allegations

It has been reported that Ricky Hatton who was banned due to his cocaine allegations has been found out in the gym yesterday watching brother Matthew go through his paces.

Hatton has finally got the licence to comeback to his boxing empire, he had got relief from his drug allegation case

David Haye and Audley Harrison will train at Hatton's Hyde gym today, but yesterday Ricky's former rival Junior Witter was at the front of little brother Matthew's mind.

Hatton wants to knock the former WBC lightwelterweight king into retirement to pay him back for slagging off Ricky.

Matthew said: "He has mouthed off about the Hatton family for years so if that fight came off, I wouldn't refuse it."

Ricky Hatton Clears Over Drug Case

Boxer Ricky Hatton was caught sniffing the substance at a hotel, the boxer was filmed and after the police investigation it was found that the substance was a cocaine

But the good news above all is that Ricky Hatton will not face legal action over snaps of him snorting a white powder.

the ex-world champ told to officers when he quizzed Ricky Hatton that "he could not recall what the powder was"

The police confirmed that the case is still officially opened but no legal action would going to take place as no evidence was found yet that the substance was illegal or not

A witness contradicting the boxer is considered to be "highly unlikely".

After the images were published, he revealed he was battling depression and alcohol problems.


It was reported last week that he had left the clinic.

Hatton, known as The Hitman in his glory years, has vowed to concentrate on his career as a promoter and is unlikely to fight again.

five-year contract at Manchester United.

Ricky Hatton is off the hook from possible prosecution for cocaine abuse but has failed to reel in Wayne Rooney to his beloved Manchester City

It has been a mixed few days for the Hitman. First came the relief that police do not seem to have enough supporting evidence to bring charges following newspaper photographs of him snorting a substance.

Then the disappointment of Rooney's giant U-turn into a new five-year contract at Manchester United.

The two are good mates and are believed to have talked at length on holiday about the transfer which threatened to incite an outbreak of civil war in Manchester.

City have to be aware of the friendship between their most famous fan and the most potent English footballer of his generation

Ricky Hatton: Cancels tour dates

Ricky Hatton cancelled three dates tour by promoters of his An Evening with Ricky Hatton tour, and reasons are unclear it is understood the 31 year old is still no closer to deciding whether he will make a return to boxing. `Hatton, a former two weight world champion, has not fought since being knocked out in two rounds by Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas in May 2009 but he is out of the country on holiday and when he returns plans to continue his varied work outside of the ring.

At the Comedy Store Hatton will include appearing Store in Manchester in October to perform stand up and continuing his long term commitment to Hatton Promotions, his fight promotion arm.

In July Hatton renewed his boxing licence, provoking speculation that he would end his hiatus. If he were to do so, a potential super fight against Amir Khan, the WBA light welterweight champion has been mooted an encounter that could prove the most lucrative in British fight history.

Khan like to fight Hatton last Saturday. The Bolton boxer said: "I'm not sure if Ricky has retired but a fight would be huge."

Before the tour dates were cancelled Hatton had been due to seem with Frank Bruno, the former world heavyweight champion, in Preston, Sheffield and Wolverhampton next month.