Greetings. I don't think it would be outrageous if Hatton fought again. Hatton can still beat a lot of quality fighters around the 140 lb weight class. I woudn't mind seeing a match up between Hatton and Tim Bradley. Plus Hatton has a huge following, which is good for the sport.

On the down side, Hatton already has a ton of money so there's no real reason to fight on other than pride and glory. Also, Hatton puts his long term health at risk every time he steps into the ring. Then again, so does every fighter. If Hatton wants to fight on I would respect his decision. But if he returns and starts getting KO'd by second tier fighters then I think people should start pressuring him to quit.

What was interesting about this documentary to me is the angle that Ali wanted to quit and Frazier wanted to keep fighting at the end. I'm not sure if this is actually true or if the film-makers just presented the story this way because they interviewed Frazier and so many people associated with Frazier for the film. In any event, I liked hearing Frazier's side of the story. Ali's story is also good but there is so much pro-Ali material out there and we've all heard it a million times.