Sky has released a new must see documentary that gives fans an honest deep dive into the career of Ricky Hatton. The former two weight world champion looks back at the highs the heartbreaks and the moments that turned him into one of the most beloved fighters ever produced in British boxing.
Hatton speaks with real candour about sharing the ring with Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao two of the greatest fighters of the modern era. He reflects on the lessons he learned from both nights and how those challenges shaped his legacy far beyond the final bell.
A major chapter in the film focuses on his unforgettable victory over Kosta Tszyu a night that crowned him as one of the true stars of the sport. From there the documentary follows his journey through triumphs troubles and personal battles.
Hatton also discusses his difficult split with long time trainer Billy Graham a moment that marked a major turning point in his career. He breaks down the pressures of fame the emotional toll of the sport and the weight of public expectation that followed him everywhere he went.
The film revisits some of the biggest atmospheres British boxing has ever seen including Hattons comeback fight in front of fifty eight thousand fans in Manchester. It also spotlights the incredible sight of thirty thousand travelling supporters taking over Las Vegas when he faced Mayweather a moment that remains one of the greatest fan invasions in boxing history.
This new Sky documentary does not just tell the story of a fighter. It tells the story of a man who lived through the extremes of sport and life and came out the other side with honesty humour and the respect of the entire boxing world.
