British boxer Ricky Hatton dies at 46: what happened to the champion.
Tragic passing of Ricky Hatton
According to The Sun: A mourning has been declared in Manchester following the tragic death of British boxer Ricky Hatton.
The former world champion was found dead in his home this morning at the age of 46. Fans have begun expressing their condolences to the sports icon.
PAHatton's fans gathered outside his home, leaving flowers and touching notes in his memory.
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Hatton, known in Manchester as 'The Hitman', was one of the most beloved boxers. He won four world championship titles, competing against boxing legends such as Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao.
Notable British personalities published heartfelt messages in memory of this athlete.
Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua, Amir Khan, and Piers Morganexpressed their condolences.
Hatton's career spanned from 1997 to 2012, during which he achieved numerous world titles. Recently, he announced his return to the ring on December 2 for a fight in Dubai with Eisa Alda, thirteen years after a failed comeback against Vyacheslav Senchenko.
After retiring, Hatton faced issues with alcohol addiction and depression, but three years ago he managed to get back in shape for an exhibition fight with Mexican legend Marco Antonio Barrera.
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The death of Ricky Hatton is a heavy loss for many boxing fans who remember him as one of the closest fighters to their hearts. His contribution to the sport will leave a special mark, and his level of popularity among fans will not fade over time. It is noted that numerous events in memory of Hatton are planned to honor his legacy in the boxing world.
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