A recent police report has disclosed the discovery of the deceased body of Ricky Hatton, a renowned British boxing icon. News of his untimely passing at the age of 46 emerged on Sunday afternoon.
Hatton, known as The Hitman, had been preparing for his boxing comeback scheduled for December. He was also set to attend the Manchester derby at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday, as he was a devoted fan of Manchester City.
As a fervent supporter of Manchester City, Hatton had a reserved table for the match. The team, led by Pep Guardiola, was facing Manchester United in a Premier League game, with a minute’s applause planned in honor of Hatton.
The former boxer, with a record of 45 wins and three losses, was found deceased at his residence in Hyde, Greater Manchester. Authorities clarified that there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding his demise.
Tributes have flooded in for Hatton, celebrated as one of Britain’s most esteemed boxers. His humble demeanor and thrilling fighting style made him a local and national hero.
Various personalities, including Tyson Fury, Frank Bruno, and Amir Khan, expressed their condolences and admiration for Hatton’s legacy. Khan highlighted the importance of addressing mental health issues, emphasizing the need for openness and support within the boxing community.
Promoter Frank Warren praised Hatton’s impact on the sport, acknowledging his talent and influence on young boxers and fans. Hatton is survived by his three children: Campbell, Fearne Grace, and Millie.
