Ricky Hatton's Son Thanks for Farewell to Father: What Campbell Said.

Thanking the Public

According to The Sun: Ricky Hatton's son expressed gratitude to everyone who supported his father on the day of his funeral.

Campbell Hatton, a 24-year-old boxer, posted a touching photo of his father's funeral procession, which passed by the Energie gym that he owned, on the way to Manchester Cathedral for the farewell on Friday.

Tribute to Father

Campbell, who trained with his father during his boxing career, wrote on Facebook:

“A tough day on Friday, but what a beautiful send-off.”

“Thank you so much to everyone who came out on the streets, came to the cathedral, decorated businesses along the route, and showed love for my father. He would be very proud of this, as would the whole family.”

Ricky, who was 46, was found dead in his home in Gee Cross, Greater Manchester, on September 14.

During the service, Campbell mentioned:

“Father and son never had so much in common. Our looks, music, sense of humor, love for Man City, pub outings, playful karaoke songs.”

Campbell also said:

“I’m so proud of my father that it’s hard to put into words, not just his boxing career and unique fan base, but how happy we all were when we were together.”

“I can’t explain how much I will miss you, dad. I’m shattered that we can’t make new memories, but the ones we have, I will always cherish.”

In the conclusion of his speech, Campbell emphasized:

“I will try to make you proud, now that you are at peace. I love you very much.”

The investigation into Ricky’s death will begin on Thursday at the Stockport Coroner's Court.

This event has been a massive blow to boxing fans and everyone who knew Ricky Hatton. His life and career left a vivid mark on the sporting world. His death was marked by numerous tributes and memories from colleagues and fans who acknowledge his achievements and impact on boxing. The farewell service was a testament to his popularity and the love of the people who stood by him throughout his career.