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  • BoxingUpdates
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    Comments Thread For: Ricky Hatton, in his last interview, on how he wants to be remembered

    International Boxing Hall of Famer and two-weight world champion Ricky Hatton spoke to Darren Barker on First Round TV shortly before his death on September 14.
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    Feel awful for Ricky's family and his fans. I'm still curious and waiting to find out what exactly happened. The fact he said all of this so close to his day of death makes it look like suicide indeed.

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    • Knuckle sandwich
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      #3
      Originally posted by vitruvian
      Feel awful for Ricky's family and his fans. I'm still curious and waiting to find out what exactly happened. The fact he said all of this so close to his day of death makes it look like suicide indeed.
      I think his manager who found him let slip he didn't think ricky meant to do it.....?

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        #4
        Originally posted by Knuckle sandwich

        I think his manager who found him let slip he didn't think ricky meant to do it.....?
        I think the manager (Paul Speak) is in denial. Those who don't suffer with severe mental health issues don't understand just how much masking people who suffer with it do.

        I find the "he had it all to live for" platitude enormously frustrating. Did he not have everything to live for a decade ago?

        There will be an inquest anyway so the coroner might be able to conclude intention, but not always.

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          #5
          Originally posted by Coverdale

          I think the manager (Paul Speak) is in denial. Those who don't suffer with severe mental health issues don't understand just how much masking people who suffer with it do.

          I find the "he had it all to live for" platitude enormously frustrating. Did he not have everything to live for a decade ago?

          There will be an inquest anyway so the coroner might be able to conclude intention, but not always.
          I agree with you.

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            #6
            he did pretty good to be fair & he also enjoyed his binge social life as well which is a hard balance to make not many can do it, everyone has their breaking point if u dont feel good on the inside u might hit it sometime

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              #7
              Ricky was at that age where a lot of men tend to kill themselves (40s)...life has lost it's shine, people have addictions, go through divorce/break-ups all while the body starts breaking down.

              Some people CAN'T hack it and decide to call it quits. Tragic.

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