Hatman sipping the matchroom kool aid?

No, I don't see it, Hatman is the best YouTube boxing channel. Whyte-Miller probably is a PPV now. It's a better fight than Whyte-Parker which did decent buys. Miller obviously isn't as well-known as Parker in the UK, but the promotion will be such that it'll be a big event by the time it happens.

 

Is this the same guy who was interfering with the judges at the Peterson v Khan fight !

 

Who the **** is a Hatman

 

His channel has become a complete joke yes.

I used to listen to it and dip in and out enjoying a neutral view, but am having difficulty now with everything.

He needs to take Hearns schlong out of his bung hole ASAP otherwise he will lose a lot of subs.

 

I called this a few weeks/months back and unsubbed from the guy, used to be one of the best on youtube, now clearly on the payroll, theres no other explanation for such a blatant heel turn imo

 

WTF are you on about

 

I noticed it kinda June time when listening to a few Podcasts ....He was popping up all over the place giving a Pro Matchroom opinion...

I am torn regarding Matchroom ,i think they have been good for UK boxing but it is a steamroller now....

If Hearn was paying Kugan £500 a week years ago you can image now how many are on the Matchroom payroll

 

There are defo people on here being paid by Matchroom....

 

Never watched them but why is Mike Tyson saying Joshua is the best HW in the world controversial?

 

of course, now hold that thought and widen your scope a bit.. outside boxing, outside matchroom.. internet wide

 

I am not daft AlexJones....

Matchroom have paid trolls and they are well worth the dosh

 

Ricky 'The Hatman' Hitton.

 

I think its pretty obvious that the anti-matchroom trolling has pushed him into a defensive stance when it comes to them.

His opinions are mostly on the money imo.

It's kind of like me, I have no reason to personally like Eddie Hearn but when I see the disproportionate amount of hate on just EVERYTHING the guy does it makes me want to root for him.

There's always been this thing amongst british boxing fans of trying to be very contrary, and being petrified of expressing any opinion which might see one branded as a "casual"

Well since Hearn is tapped into the Saturday night, after the footie casual brigade that just makes him deeply unpopular amongst the hardcore.

That's really why I defend him because I think on balance he's done a lot more good than bad for british boxing.

The one thing I question him on is the recent Wilder negotiations because he did come off poorly there, but I do have a grain of doubt there because Wilder is the one with a 7 year history of avoiding everyone, while Joshua has always seemed fine with fighting anyone.

Seems "odd" to me that all of a sudden Wilder wants the biggest test when that's totally out of character, which makes me wonder if it's not been some PR masterstroke by Haymon and co.

 

Well where do I sign up because I'm a big defender of them and im not getting a penny.