Brief
Family dispute continues over Ricky Hatton’s £30 million estate
Trustees manage the late boxer’s fortune, but his children say they have been left out of decisions.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Ricky Hatton’s estate, valued at about £30 million, is still unresolved a year after his death, with trustees and family members at odds over how the money will be divided, according to the Daily Mail.
What happened
Hatton, who died by suicide in September 2025 at age 46, amassed a business and property empire worth more than £20 million, plus at least £10 million in property investments, as reported by The Sun. Trustees were appointed to oversee the estate, but sources close to the family say communication with them has broken down.
What the reports add
The Daily Mail notes that Hatton’s house in Hyde was sold for £1.5 million after a price reduction from the original £1.85 million listing. The Sun quoted Hatton’s son Campbell, 25, saying his family is “still completely in the dark” and has had no involvement in his father’s finances for over 15 years.
What was said
Campbell Hatton told The Sun, “My family is still completely in the dark. We’ve had no involvement in my dad’s finances for over 15 years.”
How it came about
During his boxing career Hatton used his earnings to build a string of businesses and property holdings in Hyde, Leicestershire, London and Kent. Earlier coverage by Felo News highlighted the financial pressures on athletes after retirement, linking to the broader issue of estate management for high‑profile sports figures.
Key facts
- Ricky Hatton’s estate is valued at about £30 million. (dailymail.co.uk)
- Trustees were appointed after his death in September 2025. (dailymail.co.uk)
- Hatton’s son Campbell says the family has had no involvement in the estate for over 15 years. (dailymail.co.uk)
- Hatton’s Hyde house sold for £1.5 million after price reductions. (dailymail.co.uk)
Sources
- [1] dailymail.co.uk — originally reported as “Ricky Hatton left £30MILLION estate after his tragic death”
