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Ricky Hatton's Family Issue Heartbroken Tribute After Boxing Legend's Death - Liverpool Echo
Ricky Hatton, known as 'the Hitman', won 45 of 48 bouts and inspired many despite struggles with mental health after retiring from boxing.
- Former two-weight world boxing champion Ricky Hatton was found dead aged 46 at his home in Gee Cross, Hyde, Manchester, on September 14, 2025.
- Ricky Hatton advanced from the amateur level to claim the unified title in the light-welterweight division following his notable 2005 victory over Kostya Tszyu, and later featured in high-profile matches against Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao.
- Throughout his 15-year professional boxing career, Hatton achieved 45 victories out of 48 fights and was celebrated for his aggressive fighting style; however, after retiring in 2012, he openly battled mental health challenges and addiction.
- Police were called at 6:45 a.m. Sunday to Bowlacre Road, Hyde, where they found Hatton's body and confirmed no suspicious circumstances; tributes poured in from figures like Tyson Fury and Amir Khan.
- The boxing community mourned Hatton’s legacy, while Manchester City announced a tribute before their home game and Amir Khan urged awareness of mental health inspired by Hatton's personal battles.
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