Heartbroken Is Not the Word - Hatton's Son Pays Heartfelt Tribute
Ricky Hatton's son Campbell stated that his pain goes beyond description as he paid an touching tribute to his dad.
Former world champion Hatton was found dead at his residence in Greater Manchester on the weekend.
Authorities indicated there were zero concerning circumstances involving the 46-year-old's demise.
In his first public message since the loss, Campbell shared a set of photographs on social media on this week and expressed: "Heartbroken isn't the word.
"Many has always remarked I was your spitting image - not once a more accurate word said. Admired you in every aspect of life.
"Can't explain how much I'm going to long for the laughs we had and all the good times, which I will treasure forever. Just can't believe we won't have any more. Love you, Dad."
Sports Legacy
Ricky Hatton secured 45 of his 48 pro matches during a lengthy boxing tenure, and was world champion at 140-pound and 147-pound divisions. He final bout as a pro in 2012, though had hoped to make a comeback into the squared circle in October.
Called 'Hitman Hatton', Hatton established himself as a hugely popular fighter with personality inside and outside the ring - an estimated 30,000 fans journeyed to watch his main event against the iconic Floyd Mayweather in Nevada in 2007.
His son was additionally a pro fighter and won his first 14 bouts. He retired in recent months.
Relatives Response
Hatton's family shared a announcement on the following day in which they spoke of the flood of affection and support towards him.
"He had a spirit as large as his grin, and his generosity, wit and loyalty reached everyone who was fortunate enough to know him," they expressed.
