Former Reiki Hatton promoter expressed health concerns about fighting the return of boxing symbols

Dennis Habson, the former Ricky Hatton promoter, does not want to return to the square ring.

While Hutton is formerly a boxing specialist who has spoken out against his return on December 2, his former promoter Habson.

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After working with Habson in 2006, Hutton became a two -weight world champion throughout the extremely lightweight and weightlifting sections.

His first title was later obtained after Luis Kalagu’s defeat for the WBA weightlifting belt in 2006, before adding the IBF belt with a victory over Joan Arango.

Then, after the beat of José Louis Castillo, the couple were divided after the conclusion of the three wars agreement, as Hatton followed the 2007 block conflict with Floyd Maywater.

While boxing members are divided on the topic of legends that later reverse their retirement life, Habson is only worried about your health.

In an interview with the star, he explained why: “Obviously, the date of his sale has been lost.

“I love Reiki and what he brings to the table, and he still supports a lot, but you know his best days are behind him.”

Habson then likened Hutton’s return as a legendary heavyweight Mike Tyson, who decided to return from retirement to Jake Powell in 2024.

When he turned to you with the YouTuber boxer, fans saw a shadow of former Tyson’s brutal himself, and now Habson is afraid to fulfill his fate.

As long as Hutton made his return, he was out of operation for 13 years and at the age of 46 and also fighting the effects of age on the body.

“You saw Mike Tyson, when he fought with Jake Powell, was upset about watching it, and I don’t want the same for Reiki because I took a lot of time for him,” Habson explained.

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He ended the interview with the suggestion that a charity should be the path that Hatton is going through, if he meets his consent to return to the circle.

“Unless he does it for charity, I won’t do that,” he said.

What was Reikon’s professional background?

Prior to Hitman, he hanged his boxing gloves in 2012, with a remarkable professional record of 45-3.

Manchoni retired retired from Mani Pakiao and Viachslau Sanchenko after the defeat to the back and called for 2012.

Hatton returned in 2021 at an exhibition with Marco Antonio Barra in Manchester, which ended success and without lasting harm.

But he will hope that his last presence in this circle will be equal to his success in his previous non -competitive era.

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As a 140 pound fighter in his prime minister, he is now fighting higher because his return in average weight challenges.

And as the period approaches, concerns are likely to be louder, but he hopes to end the final Hora much brighter.