Ricky Hatton, former world champion, dies in boxing 46 | Boxing news

The British boxing icon, Ricky Hatton, died at the age of 46, greeting all parts of the sport.

Ricky Hatton, former world champion, Ricky Hatton, died at the age of 46, according to the UK Grand Manchester Police.

Hatton, who was known to the masses as the “killer”, was discovered at his home in Hyde, near Manchester, early on Sunday morning. The police said: “Officers were called by members of the public to attend Bowlacre Road, Hyde, Tameside, at 6:45 am (05:45 GMT) today, where they found the body of a 46 -year -old man. It is not currently believed that there are any suspicious conditions.”

Manchester fighter has become one of the most famous boxers in Britain, winning global light weight and weight. During a 15 -year professional profession, he got 45 wins 48 seizures before her retirement in 2012.

Haton’s death pushed a flow from greeting the sports world.

Former midfielder in England and Manchester United David Beckham published on Instagram: “Ricky was of its kind. Just a tragic.” Heavyweight hero Tyson Fiore wrote: “Rip to the legend Ricky Haton. There will be nothing but Ricky Haton. I don’t believe this – very small.”

Football characters also prompted respect for Manchester for life. Before the City Premier League match against Manchester United on Sunday, Al -Ittihad Stadium was applauded for a minute, with fans chanting his name.

City director Pep Guardiola described him as a “real hero” and “part of the Man City family”. Wayne Rooney, who was carrying Haton’s belts in the ring, said on X, he was “destroyed”, describing him “legend, warrior and great person.”

Haton’s profession was distinguished by unforgettable victories over Costa Tsuzio and Jose Luis Castillo, while his only defeats came against boxing greats, Floyd Mayweather and Mane Bacoyao.

In recent years, Haton has remained close to this sport. He tried to return in 2012, fought in an exhibition with Marco Antonio Parrera in 2022, and announced earlier this year plans to face Isa Al Dah in Dubai. He also spoke frankly about his battles with depression and appeared in the 2023 documentary, who explored his personal struggles and mental health.