The fighter achieved over 30 knockout wins among forty-five ring fights.
Former international titleholder Ricky Hatton was "eager about upcoming plans" before his death, according to close relatives.
The English sportsman, aged, was found at his Manchester property recently.
Authorities confirmed that there were no concerning factors present.
Loved ones mentioned that "based on what we understood", notwithstanding his known difficulties, he felt positive.
"Everyone is deeply saddened by what happened that unfolded over the weekend.
"He had company in life nor in the time leading up to the incident".
Hatton had spoken about battling depression back in 2023, he was the focus of a documentary that discussed his personal life and psychological concerns.
Relatives revealed that he was found by a friend and representative Paul Speak.
He secured 45 career wins in forty-eight pro matches over his lengthy career becoming titleholder at both junior welterweight and welterweight weight categories.
He last entered the ring back in 2012 and was set to take on Eisa Al Dah this winter abroad.
Fight organizers stated that it would be a pro fight, but details remained not confirmed whether it had been fully approved.
Loved ones stated: "His bag was ready for departure overseas to support an upcoming match and he was arranging a celebration abroad, and his dear daughters Millie and Fearne were planned as honored at.
"He was excited because they could watch him compete for the first time up close.
"He was a loving family man and cherished spending time his grandchildren."
The relatives appealed for a phase of solemn reflection noting that plans regarding a funeral will likely be shared later on.
