Ricky Hatton was not alone in life and enthusiastic for the future, the family says Boxing news

The Ricky Hatton family revealed that he was “excited for the future” and was “not alone in life” in the days before his death.

British Boxing Great Hatton was found dead at his home in Hayde on Sunday morning. It was 46.

The greeting has since flowed all over the world for boxing and sports to remember the profession and life of the former multi -time world champion.

In a statement issued on Wednesday, his family expressed her shock and said that Haton was in a good place.

“We are all in astonishment in the events of recent days,” the statement said. “Despite our knowledge, despite his well -documented struggles, Richard was in a good place.

“He was enthusiastic about the future, and his bag was ready to go to Dubai to promote the fight against Awda and he was planning to celebrate in Dubai, whose beloved girls Millie and Vern were center.

“He was excited because they would have been fighting for the first time in person. He was very wavy and loved to spend time with Campbell and Lydia. Richard plans to spend more time in Tennervi.”

Hatton, who spoke publicly about fighting with depression, was scheduled to fight with Iza Al -Dah in Dubai on December 2.

He was victorious in 45 of 48 his professional battles over a 15 -year -old career, which witnessed his participation in the ring with the likes of Floyd Mayweather and Mane Bacoyao, in addition to scoring a famous victory over Costa Tsuzio.

“The flow of sadness and love from the nation appears all over the world how much Richard was loved,” continued the family statement.

“It will be, in time, something that gives us some comfort and pride.”

Campbell Ibn Haton moved to social media to honor his late father, saying, “Sadness is not the word.”

He added: “Everyone has always said that I was double – never said a real word. I looked at you in every aspect of life.”

“I cannot explain the amount that I will miss the laughs that we have gone through and all the good times, which I will remember forever. Only I cannot believe that we will not have more. I love you, Dad.”