BOXING ace Ricky Hatton spends up to three hours a day as a warlock in an online fantasy world. Hitman Ricky, who is due to announce his retirement from the ring this week, is hooked on World Of Warcraft. Pals say he has racked up so many hours that he has achieved the coveted status of warlock. Dad-of-one Ricky, 31, is said to “love” pummelling dragons and virtual bosses into submission. And he is not alone – up to 11million regularly play the hit game, which costs £10 a month. A source close to the star said: “Ricky has really got into the game now he has more time on his hands. “It’s so easy to lose yourself in the game. “It’s really hard to master becoming a warlock but Ricky has managed it. “The only trouble is it’s really addictive as you have to play every day to remain top dog.” The source added: “It’s a great way to get rid of pent-up aggression though, which is probably why Ricky likes it so much.” The game’s guide says a warlock’s goal is “delivering excruciating pain and drawing out the suffering of their victims”.
Look at your Avatar! Ultimate Warrior, damn, I haven't seen a pic of him in ages. He brought entertainment to WWF! Hulk Hogan said Warrior took bodybuilding & general training to a whole different level. Shame about the Warrior though in the end.
I was happy to see the ulitmate warrior run to the ring...grab the ****** tonk man ..... press him over his head 3 times then slam him down and pin him in seconds... the run to the ring took longer
Nothing comes close to Ages of Empire, I remember when that first came out, people like me made it famous.
You can't battle Hatton at Call of Duty :bart but there is a chance you could have a wizards duel with him on WOW:yep depends what your rankings are.:deal