British boxing legend Ricky Hatton has passed away at the age of 46 in his home. Hatton, a beloved figure in British sports, achieved a significant milestone in 2005 when he defeated Kosta Tszyu to become a world champion. He later engaged in monumental fights against Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao.

After a devastating loss to Pacquiao, Hatton retired but made a comeback in 2022, facing Vyachslav Senchenko. Despite plans for a return to the ring in December, he tragically met his untimely demise. Authorities confirmed the discovery of his body at his residence, ruling out foul play.

Raised in Manchester, Hatton started boxing to combat bullies after football trials. His career saw victories such as claiming the WBU light-welterweight title and becoming a unified champion. Despite setbacks, including a defeat by Mayweather, Hatton’s legacy as a two-weight world champion endured.

Struggling with personal challenges, including mental health issues and addiction, Hatton faced adversity but also found redemption. Tributes poured in from the boxing community, with friends and colleagues honoring his legacy and impact on the sport. Hatton’s contributions to boxing will always be remembered and cherished.