It has been revealed that Ricky Hatton, a former world champion in welterweight weight, has a gold dining area and diamante DOOR HANDLES at his Manchester home.
Hatton (43), was participating in a BBC Comic Relief special called "This is MY House."
Hatton participated in the BBC's Comic Relief special titled 'This Is MY House'
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Hatton was joined by Deborah Meaden from Dragons' Den, Rob Rinder (barrister), and Claire Richards (popstar).
Each one of them had to convince Claudia Winkleman's, Chris Eubank's, Harry Hill, and Nina Wadia that this was their place.
The former boxer seemed more at home in the golden dining room than the rest.
Eubank was attracted to the seven-seat home cinema's walls by photographs.
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Eubank, a former champion boxer and prone to vanity, wouldn't mind having photos from his glory days plastered all over his home.
A photo of the Sex in the City cast was found in the cinema room. Hatton claims that he saw it before the fight for the world title.
Rinder stated: "The idea he watches it the next night before pulverising someone, he's kind of sitting back and wondering 'What would Samantha [Jones]] say? '"
Hatton gave the picture one kiss after the BBC episode was over.
CHELTENHAM SIGN UP OFFERS AND FREE CHELTENHAM BETS - ALL THE LATEST DEALS RACING THIS WEEKHatton also boasts a beautiful indoor pool with seating areas and sun loungers.
Rinder asked Hatton whether he had a swimming pool at his house. Hatton replied: "I do, actually, you're looking into it." If you do that more, I'll throw you in it."
According to The Hitman, he is an interior designer with an eye for design. That's why he chose a crocodile and a diamond panther.
The Brit is currently in discussions about a possible return to the ring.
SunSport announced earlier this month that preliminary discussions had been held to organize an exhibition against Marco Antonio Barrera, former world champion.
After years of friendship, Barrera, a Mexican mauler, will find it odd to share the ring with Hatton.