Overview
- Greater Manchester Police were alerted around 6:45 a.m. and found Hatton at his home in Hyde, later cordoning off the property.
- The two-division champion won world titles at light-welterweight and welterweight and compiled a 45–3 record across 48 professional bouts.
- Hatton had announced a December return in Dubai against Eisa Al Dah, a comeback that will no longer take place.
- Tributes poured in from the sport and beyond, including Tyson Fury and the WBA, while Manchester City held a pre-match minute’s silence at the derby against United and Vincent Kompany posted condolences.
- Reports note Hatton had previously spoken openly about depression and substance issues, though authorities have released no details about the circumstances of his death.