He's fighting an average opponent so he should win. Hatton won't come close to defeating an elite level boxer though for the remainder of his career.
It's sad that depression is the major reason he's back in the ring. Perhaps a win or two against moderate opposition. But I'm not expecting great things from him.
I reckon he might win a close fight, but no real fireworks, I'll go with Hatton winning by split decision, in a fight with Senchenko being considered robbed.
I tell it how it is. You obviously think Hatton can beat elite level fighters at this stage ? You're clueless.atsch
I see Hatton winning and taking another tune up before cashing out against brook or khan in a UK mega sellout
I don't know much about Senchenko but I'll throw my two cents in anyway Fenech Grove scenario - 20 % Ricky's rough house style causes TKO via cuts - 60% Ricky by lethargic points decision - 20%
Are you back tracking now Buster.:roll: Get yourself in the Haumono thread and name the British heavies you think he will beat.
Quite interested to see what Ricky has left. Senchenko is a very solid comeback opponent for someone who's been out of the ring and battled well documented personal demons. One thing is for sure, Manchester will be rockin' this weekend. Looking forward to seeing Sergei Rabchenko in action again. I've got wraps on the kid. Solid card from top to bottom.