Ricky Hatton gave the last interview a few days before the tragic fit.

Hatton was found dead in his house in Hyde on September 14 at the age of 46.

The former world champion and the British cult boxing figure had a public fight with mental health, but said that “he was never better” during interview With Darren Barker in his career and life, which was shot four days before a sudden death.

“It’s never better to be straightforward with you,” said Hatton.

“I filled my time.

“Every day I thank myself that I did not kill myself because I would not bless my granddaughter, I would not make up [former trainer] Billy Graham.

“I wouldn’t make my documentary. I made a documentary, I got a great fairback from it.

“I made an exhibition with Marco Antonio Barrera.

“I went to dance on ice, I probably regret that I shouldn’t be straightforward with you!

“Look at all the things I was able to do, positive things that inspired others.

“Not only me, I inspired others, and this is because I went to someone ghosts.”

Hatton was to fly on September 15 to Dubai to sign a contract for his December fight with Eisa Al Dah, but his Speaks manager was found dead.

Greater Manchester police said that his death was not treated as suspicious.

“I strongly believe that he wasn’t going to do it,” said Boxing News.

“Determining the coroner is for the coroner, but he had everything you could live for.

“He organized next week to take his daughters to see Oasis.

“He planned to go to Thailand for the WBC convention and holidays after a fight.

“He just reserved a flight to Tenerife for Christmas.

“I want to draw the truth, otherwise people just speculate.”

Hatton built fans, which was rarely blessed, taking fans to Las Vegas for mega fights with Floyd Mayweather Jr and Manny Pacquiao, respectively.

“The Hitman” has received widespread tribes from around the sports world and admits that his relationship with fans is one of his greatest achievements.

“The best thing that comes out with me was the love that I had from fans and love that I still have from fans,” he added.

“People remember me as a hell of a warrior, but one of the boys.”

Hatton’s funeral will take place on October 10 at the Manchester Cathedral at 12:00.

His family published Procession route Which will start with Cheshire Cheese and end at the Etihad stage, in which his beloved Manchester City lives, who respected the banner, who read “The People’s Champion” together with Murral Hatton, before the match with Burnley on Saturday.

Hatton defeated Juan Lazcano on stage in 2008, and the flowers were established in his seat.