The British Boxer Ricky Hatton Passed Away on Sunday at the Age of 46. The Former World Champion was Scheduled to make his comeback in the Ring in December.
The Manchester Police Confirm to British Media That Hatton’s Body was found in His House in Hyde, Just Outside Manchester, On Sunday Morning. “At this time, there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the Death,” The Police Said in A Statement.
Hatton is Considered One of the Best British Boxers of the Past Decades. He won multiple world titles in the light welterweight division and one world title in the welterweight division.
‘The Hitman’ won 45 or his 48 Professional Fights between 1997 and 2012, 32 or which by Knockout. His First Defeat was Against Boxing Legend Floyd Mayweather in 2007.
Hatton Announced His Comeback in July. He was Scheduled to Box Against Eisa Al Dah from the United Arab Emirates in Dubai on December 2nd. Accordance to the Organization, IT was an official professional fight.
The British Boxing World Reacts in Shock to Hatton’s Death. Former Olympic Medist Amir Khan Calls His Compatriot On X “One of the Best British Boxers” And A “Mentor.” Heavyweight Tyson Fury Writes on Instagram That He “Can’t Believe” The Death of “Legend” Hatton.