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Beard leaves Hitmans team

Boxing story by sport.co.uk, Tue, 23 Feb 2010 09:13:39 GMT



Lee Beard looks set to take charge of former super-featherweight world champion Joan Guzman after deciding to leave Ricky Hatton's training team.

Hatton is now searching for a new mentor after Floyd Mayweather Snr's ill-fated reign ended after his knockout defeat to Manny Pacquiao.

"Lee has strong family connections in America and we fully understand his wish to move out there," said a Team Hatton statement.

"As far as Ricky is concerned he has not made any decision as to who will be replacing Floyd Mayweather senior as his trainer and he will address this issue on his return from holiday.

"Lee Beard has taken up a training appointment in America and will no longer be connected with Hatton Promotions Ltd, Ricky Hatton or Matthew Hatton.

"In the meantime Ricky, Matthew and everyone in the Hatton Camp wish Lee every success for the future."














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