Heartbroken Is Not an Adequate Description - Campbell Hatton Shares Heartfelt Tribute
Ricky Hatton's son Campbell shared that heartbroken isn't the word as he offered an emotional tribute to his dad.
Ex- world champion Hatton passed away at his home in Hyde on Sunday.
Police stated there were zero unusual circumstances surrounding the 46-year-old's death.
In his earliest public message since the loss, Campbell posted a collection of photographs on Instagram on this week and said: "This loss is beyond expression.
"Everybody has always said I was your twin - never a honest word said. Looked up to you in all areas of life.
"Can't explain how much I'm going to long for the good times we had and all the memories, which I will remember forever. Just can't process we won't have any more. Miss you, Dad."
Boxing Career
The fighter achieved victory in 45 of his 48 pro matches during a 15-year boxing tenure, and was title winner at 140-pound and 147-pound divisions. He most recent match as a pro in 2012, though had intended to return into the arena in October.
Known as 'Hitman', he established himself as a widely admired fighter with personality inside and outside the ring - an reported 30,000 fans flew to watch his main event against the legendary Floyd Mayweather in Las Vegas in 2007.
Campbell was additionally a athlete and won his first 14 pro matches. He retired in 2025.
Family Statement
The boxer's family issued a announcement on Monday in which they mentioned the outpouring of love and condolences towards him.
"He had a soul as generous as his grin, and his compassion, humour and dedication impacted everyone who was fortunate enough to know him," they expressed.
