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Glenn McCrory is delighted to see a rejuvenated Ricky Hatton back in love with boxing.
I have to say well done to my old mate Ricky Hatton.
I thought it was a good, concentrated performance in whch he looked solid, he looked fit and above all he looked rejuvenated.
In terms of style I don't think it was vastly different to what he's always done but what I liked was the renewed vigour and confidence Ricky showed.
Things must just have gone flat for him since that defeat by Floyd Mayweather Jnr and you have to give the guy credit for going out there, trying to do something different to change all that.
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