RICKY Hatton left an estimated £30million legacy, according to accounts released amid a family row over the boxing legend’s estate. The Hitman’s business empire is shown to have more than £20million in funds, with at least another £10million said to…

Accounts released from Ricky Hatton's business empire show the late boxing icon left an estimated £30million legacy following his death in September 2025. The former world champion did not leave a will, triggering a dispute over his estate among family members. Financial records reveal over £20million held across 20 corporate entities, alongside roughly £10million tied up in property investments.
Family members, including his 25-year-old son Campbell, say they remain in the dark regarding the distribution of funds by appointed trustees. Company filings show substantial assets, including DHT Finance Limited valued at over £18million, although some ventures carry notable liabilities. Hatton's Cheshire home was also sold earlier this year for £1.5million.
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