Find out why Ricky Hatton says he feels like a Woman


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Find out why Ricky Hatton says he feels like a Woman

By Johnny Benz (Dec 20, 2007) Doghouse Boxing

After his loss at the hands of Floyd Mayweather Jr., Ricky Hatton has confessed that often times he has found himself in tears in the two weeks since the loss. These days Hatton claims that the defeat in Las Vegas has left him feeling “like a woman”.

Quoted by the dailystar.co.uk, Hatton confessed: “I feel like a woman at the minute,” Hatton added: “I
can’t seem to stop crying. Ultimately, the biggest fight of my life was the biggest

disappointment of my life.”

Although it was the biggest disappointment of his life, Hatton is not ready to quit boxing just yet. Hatton has promised to his fans he would shake off the demons,stating: “I’m not going to finish.”

The publication also quoted a friend, who stated in regards to Hatton: “He’s been low but he’ll bounce back. He’s having to learn to deal with defeat, but he’s mastered everything else about boxing so I’m sure he’ll crack this too."

The friend added: "He’ll come back older and wiser. He’ll learn from the experience. He’s had the highs and now he’s having the lows.”