
Campbell Hatton Opens Up Like Never Before | Mental Health, Misfits & The Hatton Name
Fight Your CornerShow Notes
Campbell Hatton joins Tony Bellew and Charlie Parsons for an honest and inspiring episode of Fight Your Corner.
Campbell opens up about the challenges he’s faced over the past year, how boxing helped him rediscover purpose and routine, and why signing with Misfits Boxing has given him a fresh start. He also reflects on carrying the Hatton name, the expectations that came with it, and his determination to forge his own path.
Tony pays tribute to Ricky ‘The Hitman’ Hatton, revealing why he was always in awe of his legendary training camps, while Campbell discusses the work of the Ricky Hatton Foundation and why raising awareness around mental health matters so much to him. The team also share their experiences of dealing with social media criticism and not letting online negativity define them.
Elsewhere, the team question whether Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury has come too late, and in the brand-new Built Different Bouts, Campbell and Tony debate whether one of Campbell’s favourite fighters, Canelo Álvarez, would have prevailed against Carl ‘The Cobra’ Froch.
00:00 Intro
01:20 Campbell's Return With Misfits
08:40 The Importance of Routine
11:00 The Need For Aftercare In Boxing
14:00 Comeback Opponent
16:15 Getting Back In Shape
17:50 Built Different Bouts: Canelo Vs Froch
21:10 The Ricky Hatton Foundation
24:10 Social Media vs Reality
26:15 The Legend of Ricky Hatton
30:05 Carrying The Hatton Name
34:50 Dealing With The Trolls
39:30 The Future For Campbell Hatton
43:35 "He Joined The City"
45:40 AJ/Fury: "The Fight's Too Late Right?"
51:20 Call Them Out Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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