Campbell Hatton Biography: Net Worth, Age, Salary, Parents, Height, Wife, Stats, Records

Biography

Campbell Hatton (born January 9, 2001) is a talented British former professional boxer from Hyde, Cheshire.

He is best known as the son of two-division world champion Ricky Hatton and nephew of European champion Matthew Hatton.

He turned pro in 2021 with limited amateur experience, compiling a 14-2 record (5 KOs) over four years, including a first-round knockout in his debut and a Central Area super-lightweight title challenge.

Hatton, nicknamed “Hurricane,” hired his father as trainer in March 2025 before retiring at age 24 in July 2025, following back-to-back losses to James Flint, to pursue a career in the solar panel industry.

A lifelong Manchester City FC supporter, he tragically lost his best friend Justin in April 2025, just months before his father’s death in September.

British boxer
Campbell Hatton
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Campbell Hatton
Born:	9 January 2001 (age 24 years old)
Place of Birth:	Manchester, United Kingdom
Nationality:	British
Education:	N/A
Height:	168 cm
Parents:	Ricky Hatton, Claire Hatton
Siblings:	Millie Hatton, Fearne Grace Hatton
Spouse:	Not Married
Girlfriend • Partner:	Not Dating
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Boxer
Net Worth:	$520,000 (USD)

Early Life & Education

Campbell Hatton was born on January 9, 2001, in Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester (historically Lancashire), England.

He grew up in the nearby town of Hyde, immersed in a boxing-centric family environment from an early age, often engaging in casual training sessions with relatives in informal settings like his father’s gym.

As a native of Greater Manchester with British heritage, he is likely of White British descent. He is Christian. Hatton‘s parents are former professional boxer Ricky Hatton and his ex-partner Claire Hatton, with Campbell conceived during a brief reconciliation between them.

He has two younger half-sisters, Millie Hatton and Fearne Grace Hatton, from his father’s later relationship with Jennifer Dooley, and is the nephew of former European boxing champion Matthew Hatton.

Details on his formal education are limited; by age 14, Hatton prioritized boxing training, which often took precedence over schooling.

Career

Campbell Hatton, known in the ring as “Hurricane,” began his professional boxing career in March 2021 with an explosive first-round knockout against Jesús Ruiz in Gibraltar.

Entering the sport with limited amateur experience, he leaned on the guidance of his father, two-division world champion Ricky Hatton, who became his trainer in March 2025.

Over the course of four years, Campbell built a record of 14 wins and 2 losses, with 5 victories coming by knockout, competing mostly in the United Kingdom under the Matchroom Boxing banner.

One of his defining moments came in 2023 when he challenged Tom Ansell for the Central Area super-lightweight title. Though he lost by unanimous decision, the fight marked his growth as a professional boxer and his first career defeat.

His second and final loss came against James Flint in July 2025, a match that led him to announce his retirement at just 24 years old.

Stepping away from the sport, Campbell chose a new path outside the ring, beginning a career in the solar panel industry. While his time in boxing was relatively short, he left a mark by carrying forward his family’s proud legacy while working to establish his own identity in the sport.

Social Media

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Personal Life

Campbell Hatton is currently 24 years old, having been born on January 9, 2001.

Hatton appears to maintain a private personal life away from his boxing career and family legacy.

He stands at a height of 5 feet 6 inches (168 cm), which suited his super-lightweight division during his professional boxing tenure.

Net Worth

Campbell Hatton‘s net worth is estimated at approximately $520,000.

She is primarily derived from his professional boxing career, which included fight purses from 16 bouts under the Matchroom Boxing banner, modest sponsorships, and public appearances leveraging his family legacy.

As a young prospect with a 14-2 record, his earnings were limited compared to established fighters, and following his retirement in July 2025 to enter the solar panel installation industry, his financial growth may now stem from that new venture rather than the ring.