It's very easy as a fat, bald halfwit to sit here and pass judgement. Ricky showed a huge pair of cojones to attempt a comeback, but clearly it is beyond him. Looking at him today we saw not a man trying to resurrect a career or prove a point, we saw a mere shadow of a boxing legend in the throes of desperation.
Undone by a short, sharp body shot, Shenchenko can surely take nothing away from this fight. He got caught a couple of times by Hatton, nothing earth shattering but you felt they were shots he could have / should have slipped. So we can safely say, Shenchenko is not going to trouble the upper echelons of the division. In fact, I imagine Kell Brook may have looked on and thought about an easy fight, sold as "...doing it for Ricky and Britain..." and all that bollocks.
As for Hatton, he needs good people around him right now to help his transition to a new career. God forbid someone encourages him to get back in the ring as against anyone of any quality, Ricky will get badly hurt.