I didn't see the hat, although somebody mentioned it in the back afterward. I don't think he wore it out to the ring; from what I saw he just wore his robe. I think he put it on at the end. I could be wrong.

Ishe mentioned at the press conference that he had no respect for the way Anthony carried himself, the way he portrayed himself a the #1 dad. "I think I'm the #1 dad," he said. "Well, I've got the hat," said Anthony. The producers decided to play up that angle: it was (oddly, I thought) all that the ring announcer kept beating on at the beginning. "It's a Father's Day fight. Who is the Contender's #1 dad?" Etc Etc. Ishe won, and put on the hat.

Personally, I don't have a problem with it at all. Perhaps (maybe probably) I would feel different if the roles were reversed. Ishe said from Day One that he strongly objected to the way Anthony used his kids as a rationale for beating up Brent instead of fighting Jimmy Lange. Anthony double-crossed the others, backed out of an agreed fight, and risked Brent's health. Ishe wore a hat. Big deal.