has ricky hatton lost in the ring in the last 4 years?
959324
No. He's totally undefeated and Britains best boxer!!
52551
I found this guy (Pete Spratt), who won the Dallas Golden Gloves championship in 1995, but the exact division isn't specified. Why are you interested? Is it really you?
957604
Doggies all the way!! Just look how good they were this year! And '07 is just going to get better due to all the injured players coming back. Luke Darcy, Robert Murphy, Mitch Hahn are all experienced great players and they should be coming back in the first few rounds. Then there's Shaun Higgins who is going to be a legend. He's already made an impact on the Doggies after playing only four games. I think he would have played all of the remaining games in '06 and possibly even finals if he didn't get injured in round 13. I think the Doggies really do have a chance in '07 and '08!!!
893426
Cyber Sunday\nWhen defeated by Roddy Piper and Ric Flair..
1152709
No he is washed up and can no longer take a good shot and definetly not the bully he once was in the ring after Buster and Evander got through with him.
886468
he left wwe a while back for some reason then he went to tna i think hes in roh(ring of honor) right now.
850773
Hughes and sylvia will still be the champs,\n\nWho the fuckk says they don't deserve their title anymore! What the f are you talking about little boy\n\nMatt  has the record for defending his title and is now being considered the best in the world
856637
Santana stole my thunder, Brent stole my lightning!  I have a similar opinion of Santana's with regard to Mayweather's person, unfortunately no one can deny that his skills are on a different level than that of hatton.  \nOn a seperate note, I've watched fighters like Mayweather evolve.  They don't start out all arrogant and cocky.  They start at the bottom like everyone else.  You get a few belts and everyone telling you that you're pfp the best in the sport, I guess the arrogance comes with it.  I mean, no one can kick your butt, you get paid and endorsed to kick everyone elses butt, so I guess you slowly develop a chip (or in Floyd's case, a 2x4) on your shoulder....\n     Maybe one of these days we'll see a champion with humility and grace.  But we won't hold our breath, will we.....
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Maybe X-pac. Chyna hasnt been heard of and i dont think is comming back. \nBilly Gunn and the Road Dogg are in TNA wrestling and may not be able to return. Although they have made a New Age Outlaws reunion as the James Gang and may join as soon as their contracts are expired.
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As other people have said, the record doesn't mean much if the guys he beat were tomato cans.  About 20 years ago, there was a middleweight named John "The Beast" Mugabi who had a similar record.  He fought Marvin Hagler and promptly got pasted.  Not saying the guy isn't any good, just that you should take inflated records with a grain of salt.
1021483
I think he is semi-retired, but appears at indy events...he also has his own website where he does postings..commenting about the current state of pro wrestling.
665591
i think hatton won the fight but not unanimously. i would of been happy with a draw. i think collazo deserves a rematch. he was right. hatton should of done more.
1134130
Mark Calloway is extremely proud and defensive of his mania streak so i doubt it will ever happen. If it does, it will be a retirement type stipulation against the next phenom.\n\nThink the deadman will be with us a long time yet, his matches are few and far between and tend to be less physical and lower impact than they used to be so he is obviously on a self preservation mission.
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probably soon there is not to many more opponents he hasn't faced or beat,besides his upcoming match against kali the only other possibility would be hulk hogan,i can't see much more than that happening,but of course I'd like to see him around as long as possible he is one of my all time favorites,besides that there is nothing more for him to prove,i don't see him in the ufc anyways.he will be a hall of famer after he retires anyways!
748689
The rest of him exploded\n\nactually I think he's in TNA.  I'm surprised he hasn't died yet due to all the steroids he's taken.
1121973
From Brian Wilbur's Boxing Notes 4/3/06...\n\nOn the undercard of the heavyweight fight this weekend, former IBF Bantamweight Champion Tim Austin was knocked out in the 6th round by a club fighter named Eric Aiken. This (hopefully) represents the end of the career of one of the great Bantamweight Champions. Although he does not hold a candle to legendary 118 pounders like Panama Al Brown and Ruben Olivares, Austin was a standout title holder in an era where the little guys get little to no attention. Tim won his IBF belt after just 16 pro fights, easily taking care of Mbulelo Botile in eight rounds. From that point on, the "Cincinnati Kid" thrilled us by running through all of his title challengers on Don King undercards in the late 1990's and early 2000's. Austin had explosive knockout power that is rarely seen in the bantamweight division. 24 of his 27 career wins came by KO.
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1) Ric Flair is officially a 2-Time WWE Champion.\n2) He was 38 years old when he died on November 13, 2005. R.I.P. Eddie!\n3) Shawn Michaels won the 1996 Royal Rumble entering at #18. Note that he also won the 1995 Royal Rumble after entering at #1. So he won back-to-back!\n4) I honestly don't know!\n5) Rob Van Dam lost the title to Shelton Benjamin (current) in a 2-on-3 Texas Tornado Match.