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That was despite the fact that Hatton jokingly made his ring walk flanked by two nurses as he pulled himself along on a zimmer frame.
The Man City super-fan enjoyed 8x2min rounds with a few trademark body shots and even suffered a nice shiny bruise on his right cheek to prove he still loves a tear-up.
And he has vowed to continue his diet and training regime in case any more throw-back legends bouts are offered up.
Hatton said: “I got everything and more than I hoped from that. I didn’t know how it would go but it was entertaining.
“I have done loads of good things in boxing – world titles to Las Vegas – but this is up there with one of the best.”
Liverpool’s Natasha Jonas added the IBF super-welterweight belt to her WBC and WBO belts, with a decision win over Canada’s Marie Dicaire.
Jonas says: “I won, it was clear and she was No1 in the division.