The autopsy determined that British boxer Ricky Hatton, a world champion in two categories, found dead on September 14, committed suicide.

Ricky Hatton, a great British boxer and world champion in two weight categories, died by suicide, according to the investigation. At the age of 46, Hatton was found unconscious in his bedroom on September 14 by his manager and friend, Paul Speak. The last time he was seen by family was on September 12, when he seemed fine, but he missed an important event the next day. Hatton was set to fly to Dubai to announce his return to the ring. His death left great sadness among family and fans, and his funeral took place on October 12, with thousands gathering to pay their respects.

Hatton, known as "The Hitman," had an impressive career between 1997 and 2012, winning world titles in the super lightweight and welterweight categories. He became famous in 2005 when he defeated Kostya Tszyu, a memorable moment in British boxing. Throughout his career, he had legendary fights against great boxers, including Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao. Although he retired in 2011, Hatton planned to return to the ring, and the press conference in Dubai was eagerly anticipated. His popularity transcended the boundaries of the sport, making him one of the most beloved British fighters.