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1. 101. Flintoff: We can't mope around

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 18 December 2006 ANDREW Flintoff has insisted England cannot afford to spend days overcoming the disappointment of losing the Ashes after slipping to a comprehensive 206-runs defeat in the third Test at Perth.

2. 102. Ricky has his eyes on the prize

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 02 September 2006 RICKY Hatton may no longer have a world title, but he showed the class of a champion by encouraging youngsters in Irlam to don the gloves.

3. 103. Rivals pay tribute to Ali in Manchester

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 09 October 2006 THERE are those who have been touched by greatness. And there are those who have been smashed in the face by it.

4. 104. 'My Ricky is out of ordinary'

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 27 May 2006 RICKY Hatton has been dismissed as an "ordinary" fighter by top US promoter Bob Arum - and that could open up an appetising clash with either Jose Luis Castillo or Miguel Cotto.

5. 105. Calzaghe: I'm training like a challenger

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 11 October 2006 JOE Calzaghe has banished memories of his greatest night as he prepares to defend his IBF and WBO super-middleweight titles against Cameroon's Sakio Bika in Manchester on Saturday.

6. 106. Ricky's Weather forecast

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 04 October 2006 RICKY Hatton still has his sights set on the world's top-rated boxer Floyd Mayweather, even if it means moving back up to welterweight.

7. 107. Hell hath no Fury... like Tyson

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 26 May 2006 HE'S 6ft 6in, weighs 18 stone, punches like a steam hammer and moves like a middleweight ... and he is just 17 years old!

8. 108. Hero Hatton may lose belt

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 28 March 2006 RICKY Hatton may have to give up the precious IBF belt which he battered from the grasp of Kostya Tszyu last summer.

9. 109. Hodge hopes to topple old mates

   Manchester Evening News, Friday 03 November 2006 BRAD Hodge, with a new two-year contract with Lancashire under his belt, now his sights set on causing Red Rose team-mates Andrew Flintoff, Sajid Mahmood and Jimmy Anderson a host of problems this winter.

10. 110. Young Hatton's bid for title

    Manchester Evening News, Friday 20 October 2006 MATTHEW Hatton has to beat Alan Bosworth at the Don Valley Stadium tonight to line up a shot at the British welterweight title early next year. Tonight's fight against the experienced Northampton fighter has been accepted as an eliminator for a shot at a Lonsdale Belt, after a touted fight against Neil Sinclair fell through.

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