The British boxing icon Ricky Hatton died at the age of 46 after his body was found on Sunday morning in his house in Greater Manchester, England.
Hatton had spoken frankly about his struggles in mental health care and the fight with addiction. The police found his body in his house on Sunday morning at 6.45 am. Greater Manchester Police does not treat death as suspicious.
Known as ‘The Hitman’, he took part from 1997 to 2012 and achieved a record of 45 victories (32 by Knock -Out) and 3 losses. Hatton held world titles in the Light-Welterweight Division, including the WBA (Super), WBO and IBF leashes, and was a two-weight world champion, who also recorded the WBA Welterweight-title. Known for his aggressive, fan -friendly style, he was a great attraction in the UK, especially in Manchester, where he enjoyed strong support.
His remarkable fights include beating Kostya Tzyu in 2005 to win the IBF and WBA Light-Welterweight titles, a loss for Floyd Mayweather Jr. In 2007, and a knockout defeat against Manny Pacquiao in 2009. After his retirement in 2012, a loss for Vyacheslav Schenko, Hatton, Hatchenko, Hatchko, including a tube stop, but later he became a boxing area, but later he became a boxing area. Trainer and promoter.
He is also known for his charismatic personality, love for Manchester City FC and performances in exhibitions, such as his 2022 fight against Marco Antonio Barrera.
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