Ricky Hatton's Mansion Relisted, Family Mourns

0:00On March 21, Ricky Hatton's luxurious mansion and greater Manchester has returned to the market at 1,650,000 pounds, down from its original asking price of 1,850,000 pounds. The boxing legend listed the five-bedroom home last summer before his death at age 46 in September. Built in 2010, the property boasts high-end features like an indoor pool, gym, cinema room, and landscape grounds with green bell views. Earlier this week, a corner ruled the cause of death as hanging with no suspicious circumstances but could not confirm suicide intent since he left. No note. Toxicology showed he was more than twice the drink drive limit with alcohol plus traces of cannabis and past cocaine use. Family members, including his son, father, brother, and mother, broke down in tears during the inquest. The corner noted Hatton was a devoted family man above all, despite his successful career as a light welterweight and welterweight champion.

1:00Experts also revealed he suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative brain condition linked to repeated head trauma from boxing. Which can cause memory loss and cognitive decline. Now relisted in the upscale G Cross area, the impeccably designed residence offers luxury living with advanced security and open plan spaces. Some interest as a rare find in the northwest.