Campbell Hatton, son of Ricky Hatton, on Sunday morning on Sunday morning on Sunday morning on Sunday morning on Sunday morning on Sunday morning on Sunday morning on Sunday morning on Sunday morning on Sunday morning on Sunday morning Campbell Hatton, son of Ricky Hatton. Hatton was found dead in his residence at the age of 46.

Hitman survived many fights for mental health during his career, but he was preparing to return to the ring this year. After its creation, as one of the most beloved fighters in Great Britain, Hatton faced Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao, suffering from defeat in both competitions.

Recently, he overcame the battle with depression and returned to junior high school to trainers. On Tuesday evening, Campbell turned to social media to share a deeply personal tribute to his deceased father. “A frozen heart is not a word,” he wrote.

“Everyone always said that I was your double and never said a real word. He looked at you in every aspect of life.

“I can’t explain how much I will miss the laughter we had and all the good times that I will remember forever. I just can’t believe that we won’t have anymore. I love you dad.”

The moving words of the former boxer occurred after a statement of the Hatton family published on Monday. “It is with the hardest heart that we announce the death of our beloved son Richard,” we read in a statement.

“Richard was more than a world champion. For us he was simply” Richard “, our son. A loving father, grandfather and brother, and a true friend for many. He had a heart as great as his smile, and his kindness, humor and loyalty affected everyone who was lucky to meet him.

“In the wider world, Richard will always be remembered as one of the biggest boxing champions-man who gave everything in the ring and wore his heart on his sleeve outside him. He inspired generations with his fighting spirit, humility and love for this sport. But apart from titles, nights to remember, and roar of the crowd, he remained down Richard, who never stayed.

“As a family, our loss is immeasurable, and words can not really capture the pain we feel. However, among our regret we were deeply moved by overwhelming the outflow of love and support. It was a source of great consolation to see how much life Richard touched, and how widely admired and respected.

“At the moment, we kindly ask for privacy when we reconcile with life without him. In the coming days and weeks we will take strength and knowledge that Richard’s heritage – both in boxing and as a man – will continue to live. Richard’s memory will remain in our hearts forever, in the hearts of his fans, and so much.

The condolence message flooded in the Hatton residence in Hyde and on social platforms after confirming his death. The circumstances around how Hatton – who grew up in a brothel at the Hattersley Council estate – met at its end, remained unclear, although the police confirmed that there were no suspicious circumstances.