Ricky Hatton retires for the second time
34 year Old Ricky Hatton retires for the second time after losing to Ukrainian welterweight Vyacheslav Senchenko. Hatton has won the world championship in two weight division and retired for the first time after being knocked out by Manny Pacquiao in the second round in their fight last May 2, 2009. Three and Half years later Hatton return to ring against former WBA welterweight champion Vyacheslav Senchenko who just lost his title to Paul Malignaggi last April 29, 2012. Ironically Hatton defeated Paul Malignaggi and retained his IBO Light welterweight title last Nov 22, 2008.
During the three years Hiatus from the boxing ring, Hatton went through severe depression and had to be admitted to a rehabilitation facility due substance abuse. Due to his depression, he almost took his own life but was able to overcome his demons and get back in the ring last November 24, 2012.
Hatton was up in score cards during the early rounds of the fight but Senchecko’s punches were too much for him to handle and was put on the canvas during the 9th round. Hatton failed to beat the count and bowed down during their bout in MEN Arena in Machester England.
Hatton’s scored care is now 45 wins and 3 losses. He first lost was dealt by Floyds Mayweather in 2007, Manny Pacquiao in 2009 and Vyacheslav Senchenko last November 24. Senchenko on the other hand has won 33 out of 34 fights losing to only once to Paul Malignaggi last April. Hatton announced his 2nd retirement immediately after the Match.
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