Wayne Rooney “Dadm” after the death of the boxing legend Ricky Hatton

Wayne Rooney shared an emotional greeting with his friend and boxing legend Ricky Hatton after the tragic news about his death at the age of 46 only.

Haton, a former world champion boxer, was found dead at his home in Manchester on September 14.

While the cause of death was not revealed, the police confirmed that it is not dealt with as suspicious.

Rooney, 39, had a close friendship with Hatton, after carrying his famous belts in the ring before Hatton’s victory over Jose Luis Castillo in Las Vegas in 2007. Wayne Rooney ShowReflected on the destroyed loss.

Rooney said: “Ricky was a good boy and a good person.” “I took the heart of the nation. The support he got was incredible, and people followed him everywhere.”

Rooney also expressed his condolences to the Haton family and his friends, saying: “I want to pay my condolences to his family and everyone who was close to him. He is very early.”

Former Manchester United striker and England participated that he had received the death of Hatton’s death shortly after playing in the Manchester United legendary exhibition match in South Korea.

Rooney added: “He has not been completely kicking yet,” Ronnie added. “It is a devastating matter.

Ronnie was not the only football player who praised Hatton, who was held during his sparkling career in the ring titles in two categories of light weight and weight.

Jacques Grillich, whose condolences shared on Instagram, described the boxing legend as a “real legend” and “absolute diamonds” every time they meet.

“Such a sad news man,” Grilliche wrote. “My thoughts go out to his family and friends. Rip Hitman.”

Roy Kane and Mika Richards and countless others from the football world also expressed their grief, as Tyson Ferry did from the boxing community. Heavyweight hero shared his sadness on Instagram, saying: “Rip to the legend @rikyhatton May He Rip. There will only be 1 Ricky Hatton. Do not believe this, very small.”

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