Ricky Hatton is a British former professional boxer. His boxing career lasted from 1997 to 2012, during which he fought 48 times, winning 45 and losing 3, with 32 victories by knockout. Hatton achieved significant success in the light-welterweight and welterweight divisions, holding multiple world titles, including the IBF, The Ring, and WBA super-lightweight titles. His most notable win was against Kostya, which earned him the Fighter of the Year award from The Ring magazine, the Boxing Writers Association of America, and ESPN. In addition to Kostya, he claimed titles against Carlos, José, and Luis. He faced defeats against Floyd and Manny, which contributed to his growth as a fighter. Beyond his boxing achievements, Hatton was known for his charismatic personality and strong fan connection, drawing large crowds, including nearly 20,000 fans who traveled to Las Vegas for his fight with Floyd. After retiring, Hatton became a boxing promoter and trainer and engaged in motivational speaking. In 2007, he received an MBE for his contributions to sport. Hatton has openly discussed his struggles with addiction and depression, demonstrating resilience and determination. He remains a beloved figure in boxing, celebrated for his achievements and lasting impact on the sport. His legacy continues to inspire many.