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Jack Hatton and his father, Matthew, brother of the late Ricky Hatton, have spoken publicly about the support and guidance they received from former trainer Billy Graham in the weeks following the tragic passing of the former world champion on September 14. Graham, who shared a special bond with Ricky Hatton during the peak of his career, had been estranged from the Hatton family for years. In the wake of the tragedy, he issued a heartfelt apology for their fallout, leaving an emotional message that has now become part of the family’s journey toward healing. Jack Hatton on Graham’s Support “Great to have my Uncle Richard’s former coach, Billy, coming to support me the last couple of weeks,” Jack said, as he continued his amateur boxing journey with another success. “I know Rick would have loved it. Also, giving me some advice after the fight.” His father, Matthew, added, “Great to see these two supporting Jack Hatton over the last couple of weeks. These two can see what I see. Billy Graham doesn’t waste his time on nonsense, simple as that, and I absolutely love Jane Couch.” The Loss of Ricky Hatton The tragic death of Ricky Hatton has sent shockwaves through British boxing. ‘The Hitman’ was laid to rest in October following weeks of attempts to make sense of how a British legend’s life ended. Adding to the grief, Hatton’s former trainer, Billy Graham, left a moving message alongside a floral tribute: “Sorry I wasn’t there for you,” he wrote. Graham had guided Hatton through the prime of his career, masterminding his rise to world championship glory and unforgettable nights in Las Vegas. Their relationship collapsed after a bitter split in 2008, and they had not spoken to each other in years. In a 2023 documentary, Graham admitted to regretting the estrangement and reflected on the years he spent away from Hatton’s life. Despite the remorse, the two never fully reconciled before Hatton’s passing, adding a poignant layer to the tribute. Remembering ‘The Hitman’ Ricky Hatton will forever be remembered as a national treasure who carried British boxing through the 2000s. Known for his relentless style in the ring, humility outside it, and devotion to family, his loss leaves an enormous void in the sport. Graham’s presence and advice for Jack symbolize a new chapter for the Hatton family, one that honors Ricky’s legacy while supporting the next generation of fighters. Fans and the boxing world alike will be watching closely as Jack Hatton navigates this period of mentorship and inspiration from his late uncle’s former trainer. About the Author Phil Jay is a veteran boxing journalist with over 15 years of experience covering the global fight scene. As Editor-in-Chief of World Boxing News (WBN) since 2010, Jay has interviewed dozens of world champions and reported ringside on boxing’s biggest nights. View all articles by Phil Jay and learn more about his work in combat sports journalism.

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