By Helena Vesty

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Tyson Fury has arrived at fellow boxer Ricky Hatton’s funeral wearing a suit made up of tiny pictures of himself. Thousands of people have packed the streets as the funeral of the Mancunian legend takes place today (October 10). The 46-year-old boxing icon, who held multiple world championships in the light-welterweight and welterweight divisions, tragically died last month. A number of stars are among the guests currently arriving, including sports commentator Chris Kamara, cricket star Freddie Flintoff, and comedian Paddy McGuinness. Join the Manchester Evening News WhatsApp group HERE The multiple world heavyweight champion boxer, and Wythenshawe native, Tyson Fury, also arrived for the service, held at Manchester Cathedral. Tyson has drawn eyes with his bold fashion choice for the funeral – arriving in a brightly coloured suit and black shirt. The suit appears to be decorated with pictures of himself. Images printed on the suit show Tyson crowned on a throne, as well as wedding day illustrations of the boxer and his wife, Paris. The images appear to be in a stained glass window style, and also feature scenes of him in the boxing ring, as well as alongside his children. The cortège is making a two-hour journey from Tameside to Manchester city centre , spanning more than 15 miles, and passing several important spots in Ricky’s life and career – led by an Only Fools and Horses car. The procession’s first stop was one of his local pubs, The Cheshire Cheese in Gee Cross, at around 9.45am. It then headed to the Harehill Tavern, in Hattersley, where Ricky, known by nicknames like ‘The Hitman’, ‘The Pride of Hyde ’, and ‘The People’s Champion’ grew up. After there, it went to the former New Inn pub, on Mottram New Road, which Ricky’s parents once ran and where they built him a boxing gym in the basement. It then passed through Hyde town centre, pausing at the gym he founded, now called Energie Fitness Hyde Ricky Hatton. It then passed Hyde town hall before heading to Denton , passing Betta Bodies gym, where Ricky often trained, along Hyde Road and into the city centre. Following the Manchester Cathedral service, the cortège will leave at around 1.15pm with Ricky making one final trip to the Etihad Stadium. Follow the latest updates and photos of the funeral of the beloved boxer in our live blog.