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Hitman shows his armoury with fine win

Ricky Hatton insisted his win over Ray Oliveira showed he has more than just brute strength as he successfully defended his WBU crown for a 15th time.

Hitman shows his armoury with fine win

Sun, 12 Dec, 2004 - 10:46

Ricky Hatton insisted his win over Ray Oliveira showed he has more than just brute strength as he successfully defended his WBU crown for a 15th time.

Hatton tore into his opponent from the first bell at the ExCel Conference Centre in London, and floored the 36-year-old American in the first round.

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Courts boxing Heathrow Place: ExCel Conference Centre Place: London Person: Hitman Person: Ricky Hatton Person: Ray Oliveira Person: Hatton Person: Sucra Ray Person: Oliveira Person: Ricky Event: WBU

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