Anyone that was / is a British boxing fan will be shocked by this news. One of the greats of British boxing only outdone by two of the modern legends of the sport. He was still active in the sport as a trainer.
As with many boxers they tend to have mood swings. I don't know if Ricky Hatton was bipolar but he did suffer from depression during and following his career. Much of that is due to injuries, being beaten during his career and working out what to do post career.
However he had found a life after boxing and was doing something positive as indicated by Syls above post. He was well known in Manchester and a regular visitor to Man City Football ground. My first thoughts were that maybe it was another vaccine injury. At the moment I would not think it was purposely self-afflicted. There was a lot happening in boxing of which he would be interested in (Canelo vs Crawford) and would have been asked to comment on and he would have been expected at the local derby today (city vs united).
Blonde haired men were not attractive to me either. But I defy anyone to watch a young Robert Redford in a film called 'This property is condemned', and not see that he was absolute perfection.
I wanted to clarify that the picture I posted was of Robert Redford’s father holding his baby son, Robert. That baby boy grew up to uncannily resemble his Dad!
I tried clarifying, but messed up the posts - then I gave up! 😂
I wanted to clarify that the picture I posted was of Robert Redford’s father holding his baby son, Robert. That baby boy grew up to uncannily resemble his Dad!
I tried clarifying, but messed up the posts - then I gave up! 😂
No problem Vam. x
Wow, I thought that pic was of Robert Redford with his baby son.....he certainly grew up to be the image of his dad.
