Heartbroken Isn't the Word - Campbell Hatton Shares Moving Tribute
The boxing legend's son Campbell shared that words fail to capture his grief as he delivered an emotional tribute to his parent.
Ex- world champion Hatton passed away at his home in Greater Manchester on Sunday.
Police stated there were not any concerning circumstances involving the 46-year-old's death.
In his initial public comment since the loss, Campbell published a set of pictures on social media on this week and expressed: "Words can't describe this pain.
"Everybody has always remarked I was your twin - never a truer word said. Looked up to you in each way of life.
"It's impossible to describe how much I'm going to long for the jokes we had and all the memories, which I will remember forever. Just can't accept we won't have any more. Adore you, Dad."
Boxing Legacy
The fighter won 45 of his 48 professional bouts during a 15-year boxing tenure, and was titleholder at 140-pound and 147-pound divisions. He final bout in the ring in 2012, though had intended to return into the squared circle in October.
Known as 'the Hitman', Hatton established himself as a widely admired fighter with personality inside and outside the ring - an reported 30,000 fans journeyed to watch his championship bout against the iconic Floyd Mayweather in Sin City in 2007.
Campbell was additionally a athlete and won his first 14 professional fights. He retired earlier this year.
Family Message
The boxer's family shared a announcement on Monday in which they mentioned the outpouring of support and condolences towards him.
"He had a soul as generous as his smile, and his generosity, humour and faithfulness touched everyone who was fortunate enough to know him," they expressed.
