R.I.P. Ricky Hatton

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R.I.P. Ricky Hatton
The most meaningful boxers in Light-Welterweight from 2001 to 2010
I try to rate the light-weight-boxers of the decade 2000s:
Kostay Tszyu
Miguel Angel Cotto
Oktay Urkal
Ricky Hatton
Sharmba Mitchel
Timmothy Bradley
Zab Judah
Vivian Harris
Floyd Mayweather
Andreas Kotelnik
DeMarcus Corley
Devon Alexander
René Marcós Maidana
Juan Urango
Diobeleys Hurtado
Junior Witter
Sulayman Mbaye
Paul Malinaggi
Kendal Holt
Randal Bailey
Ricardo Torres
Amir Khan
Arturo Gatti
Victor Ortiz
Herman Ngoudjo
Mohammed Abdulajew
Lovemore N'dou
Lamont Peterson
Gianluca Branco
Carlos Maussa
Nafouel Ben Rabah
Mike Arnautis
Ben Takie
Gavin Rees
Mickey Ward
Alex Sorokin
Jawaid Khaliq
Kelson Pinto
Willy Blain
Ener Julio
Notable mentionings: Jose Luis Castillo, Henry Bruseles, Paul McCloskey, Jesse James Leija
Greatest British boxers in Light-Welterweight
Here is my current list of the for me most impressive Brits in Junior Welterweight:
1. Ricky Hatton
2. Josh Taylor
3. Amir Khan
4.Junior Witter
5. Terry Marsh
6. Jack Catrall
7. Paul McCloskey
8. Ricky Burns
9. Gavin Rees
10. Shea Nery
I'm sorry, I'm still so upset over tonight's match. Hopefully, when I see Amir Khan defeat Danny Garcia on July 14th, I'll somehow find a way to enjoy boxing again.