“Needed another struggle” – Ricky Haton’s return with KO tear ended that aroused a new retirement

Reiki Hitman has announced his second return from retirement because he is preparing for December.

The development was broadcast directly while Hutton was broadcast directly during a performance by Elah in Dubai on Sunday.

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On December 2, in Dubai at the age of 46, he will obtain Isa Allah, who has a professional record of 8-3.

“I am waiting for it,” he said. “What (Al -Dah) is trying to do for boxing in Dubai is extraordinary.

“I hope this is a event for more events for you to be there and I hope we can turn the ball with an explosion.”

But Hitman is not a stranger’s retirement announcement after a fight.

Hatton had a full record with world titles at Welterweight and lightweight until it was set in 2007 by Floyd Mayweather JR in Las Vegas.

After his first career defeat, he had two unreliable victories against Juan Lascano and Pauli Echiagig before he left Mani Pakiao.

In 2011, three years after his loss to Pacquiao, Hutton announced his initial retirement.

He then came out a year after his retirement for a 10 -round fight against Viachslau Sanchenko in Manchester.

The return of Manchunian from retirement led to his first defeat in domestic soil.

When Sanchenko loaded a powerful left shot to the Hatton ribs, which made him unable to be on his feet for the final number, the period ended in the default.

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His tear return was also the first time he had arrived in Pakiao since his brutal elimination.

“I needed another struggle to see if I had received it yet – and I don’t, I realized that there was no tonight,” Huton shared at a post -war press conference.

As he explained, the emotions increased: “I can look at myself in the mirror and tell myself that I did my best, but there is always an excuse to find.

“I was best possible to be able to, but if I hadn’t hit the body, I would only win a winning score and honestly think I would still tell you.

Following the consecutive elimination defeats, Hutton announced his second retirement at the press conference.

“A fighter knows and I know it is no longer there,” he said.

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Hateon then entered the ring once again in 2022 to participate in an exhibition box with Marco Antonio Barra.

Although the eight -round race in AO Arena in Manchester had no winner or loser.

Now, 13 years later, he is once again a formal return to the ring, what he thought was his final retirement.

His opponent, the first professional UAE boxer, LD, played his first match against Larry Foster in March 2007.

The only struggle since 2012 led to the loss of TKO against Pedro Alejandro Delgado in July 2021.

The 46 -year -old is now scheduled to fight with Hutton in December with a vague and silent competition since 2007.

Hatton’s professional record is currently 45-4 before its second return from retirement.