Manchester-born Campbell Hatton is making waves in the professional boxing stage and is tipped as a star of the future.
The 20-year-old, son of boxing great Ricky Hatton, has a 100% record from his fledgling career so far with three points victories.
Hatton's career started against Jesus Ruiz in Gibraltar, with his debut fight on the undercard of Dillian Whyte's rematch bout with Alexander Povetkin back in March.
He followed that with another points victory in a behind-closed-doors bout against Levi Dunn at the Manchester Arena, which came in May.
His third bout was his toughest challenge, as he faced off against Jakub Laskowski at the Matchroom HQ Garden in Brentwood.
That victory, which came at the end of July, has set Hatton up for even bigger fights in the future - and he has shared his dream of returning home to Manchester for a bout.
His next opponent has now been confirmed, with the young fighter set to take on Uruguay's Sonni Martinez. on September 25th.
He will appear on the undercard of Anthony Joshua's bout with Oleksandr Usyk in north London, which is AJ's final step on the road to a fiercely-anticipated clash with Tyson Fury.
Promoter Eddie Hearn will certainly have opportunities lined-up for the young fighter, who has been billed by some as the next star of British boxing.
Hatton has continued to share clips of his ongoing training sessions with his uncle Matt Hatton, who is also an ex-professional.
