Ricky Hatton's son has said "no-one needs to fight alone" as he revealed plans by the former world champion's family and friends for a new mental health charity.
In a post on social media, Campbell Hatton said a foundation would be set up in his father's name to "carry on Ricky's spirit to help as many people as possible".
There was an outpouring of grief and tributes from across the world when the boxer, 46, was found dead in his home in Hyde, Greater Manchester last month.
Hatton's friends and family said they were determined to "channel our sadness into something powerful and positive".
A website created for the Ricky Hatton Foundation said the boxer was "open and honest about his own struggles with mental health".
"His courage in speaking about these challenges gave others the strength to share their own battles."
According to the website, the charity's missions include raising awareness of mental health challenges, removing the stigma around mental illness and offering direct support through talking therapies and community programmes.
Hatton's funeral will be held on Friday at Manchester Cathedral.
Mourners are also invited to join a procession which will begin at Cheshire Cheese in Hyde before it passes a number of other locations associated with the boxer.
Re: Ricky Hatton has died
Posted: 10 Oct 2025, 04:46
by Ruthless-RKO
Funeral today.
gonna be a procession too.
Be a busy day in Manchester.
I work 5 mins walking distance from Cathedral too
Re: Ricky Hatton has died
Posted: 10 Oct 2025, 05:31
by Ruthless-RKO
Re: Ricky Hatton has died
Posted: 10 Oct 2025, 05:34
by Ruthless-RKO
Re: Ricky Hatton has died
Posted: 10 Oct 2025, 06:36
by Ruthless-RKO
Some pics
Mourners outside the Cheshire Cheese pub - Hatton's local - on Stockport Road in Hyde
Hatton's yellow Reliant Robin from Only Fools and Horses forms part of the cortege today
It's heartbreaking really. If Ricky could see the love he had from almost every boxing fan, family, and Manchester as a whole.
You know, mental health issues make you believe that you are better off dead.
Fly high Ricky lad.
Re: Ricky Hatton has died
Posted: 10 Oct 2025, 11:06
by lookingaround87
MasterG wrote: ↑10 Oct 2025, 10:59
It's heartbreaking really. If Ricky could see the love he had from almost every boxing fan, family, and Manchester as a whole.
You know, mental health issues make you believe that you are better off dead.
Fly high Ricky lad.
He likely had brain damage and definitely had a coke addiction. It's the worst possible combination. No one can survive that. Even the toughest of men will break.
Re: Ricky Hatton has died
Posted: 10 Oct 2025, 11:16
by handsofstone
Fury rocking up with a suit with his own face plastered all over it , self obsessed wanker
Re: Ricky Hatton has died
Posted: 10 Oct 2025, 12:17
by keithmoonhangover
handsofstone wrote: ↑10 Oct 2025, 11:16
Fury rocking up with a suit with his own face plastered all over it , self obsessed wanker
You'd think he would've had a day off for the funeral.