Campbell Hatton Retires from Boxing at 24 After Losses, Pursues Solar Panel Career

Campbell Hatton, son of legendary boxer Ricky Hatton, has retired from professional boxing at the age of 24 after a promising start to his career with 14 wins. His decision was influenced by consecutive losses to James Flint for the Central Area super-lightweight title and the tragic death of one of his best friends, which affected his motivation and passion for the sport. Ricky Hatton confirmed that Campbell lost his 'mojo' and heart for boxing, advising him to leave the sport since boxing requires full commitment. Campbell, who lacked extensive amateur experience, made his professional debut in 2021 and appeared on high-profile undercards, including Anthony Joshua's fight with Oleksandr Usyk. Following his retirement, Campbell has embarked on a new career fitting solar panels. Meanwhile, Ricky Hatton plans to make a surprising comeback to boxing with a fight scheduled in December 2024.