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<\/p>\nCampbell Hatton has retired from boxing at 24 years old to become a solar panel installer, according to his father two-weight world champion Ricky Hatton.<\/p>\n
Hatton last fought in October in a second consecutive defeat to James Flint and finishes his professional career with a 14-2 record.<\/p>\n
He won his first 12 fights and was part of the same management as Anthony Joshua before his career petered out over the last two years.<\/p>\n
“No, Campbell won’t fight again,” Ricky Hatton, who will ironically return to boxing in December, told Boxing Now when asked about his son’s future.<\/p>\n
“As you know, he didn’t have much amateur experience. He gave it a go in the amateurs, and then he went pro and gave it a go.<\/p>\n
“He fought for the Area title and got beaten. I thought he lost it to be fair. But then he fought the same lad straight away after.<\/p>\n
“I thought he won the second one; they were both very close fights. But he lost a little bit of his mojo, and then a few things went wrong.”<\/p>\n
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\n Campbell Hatton fought at lightweight during his career<\/p>\n
Ricky, who turns 47 in October, became his son’s trainer in March earlier this year before they discussed retirement.<\/p>\n
He says the death of one of Campbell’s best friends impacted him in recent months.<\/p>\n
“He went through a bit for a time, and he was in the gym, and his heart wasn’t in it,” he said.<\/p>\n
“I said, ‘Listen son, you should be very proud of yourself, you have given it a go, but if you have lost your mojo, you need to get out’. You can’t play boxing, you can play any other sport. So I advised him, and now he is doing solar panels.”<\/p>\n