The sheer worldwide response to the death of Ricky Hatton worldwide today is in such a level it shows the power of him and the sport of boxing.
The former world champion from the UK was found dead shockingly earlier on in his home in Manchester at just the age of 46.
The death is not being treated as suspicious it is understood.
Amir Khan Gets Big Response For Words On The Death Of Ricky Hatton
Former world champion Amir Khan on the X platform said a short time ago:
“Today we lost not only one of Britain’s greatest boxers, but a friend, a mentor, a warrior, Ricky Hatton. As fighters, we tell ourselves we’re strong — we train, we sweat, we take hits, we get up. But sometimes the hardest fight happens in silence, in the mind. Mental health isn’t weakness. It’s part of being human. And we must talk about it. We must reach out. We must lean on each other. Ricky, thank you for everything. For your fights, your moments of glory, your grit. Thank you for pushing us, showing us what’s possible. To everyone reading this: if you’re hurting or struggling, you are not alone. Talk. Reach out. Because we need more light, more compassion, more understanding. Rest well, Ricky. You’ll always have your place in the ring of our memories.”
Well said by Khan.
Manchester city football club said a short time ago:
“Manchester City are devastated to learn Ricky Hatton has passed away, aged 46. Ricky was one of City’s most loved and revered supporters, who will always be remembered for a glittering boxing career that saw him win world titles at welterweight and light-welterweight. Everyone at the Club would like to send our heartfelt condolences to his family and friends at this difficult time. We can confirm there will be a minute’s appreciation ahead of today’s game against Manchester United.”
Talk Sport said a short time ago:
“British boxing icon Ricky Hatton has died at the age of 46. The multi-time world champion leaves behind a fantastic legacy. Rest in peace.”
Enjoy heaven up there hitman.
