Campbell Hatton is back in the ring this weekend and will display his Manchester City allegiances ahead of the fight.
The 20-year-old Mancunian is 3-0 in his professional career so far and is looking to extend his unbeaten streak against Sonni Martinez.
Hatton is fighting on the undercard of Anthony Joshua's heavyweight title defence against Oleksandr Usyk at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in north London.
Ahead of his bout, the stadium is set to be taken over by the sounds of Blue Moon as the young fighter continues to emulate his father, boxing great Ricky Hatton.
For his first professional fight earlier this year, Campbell entered to the tune of the famous City fan song and fought wearing blue gloves and shorts.
He has since done the same for his previous fights and looks set to continue emulating his father, who used Blue Moon as his entrance and showed his Manchester City allegiances throughout his 20-year career.
At his first bout at Wembley earlier this year, Campbell Hatton's entrance sparked an emotional reaction from his father.
“I knew these masks would come in handy because no-one could see me crying. They were singing ‘Blue Moon’ and ‘There’s Only One Campbell Hatton’. It’s a very proud night for me as a dad, very proud for us as a family.
“He’s only had a handful of amateur fights, only been doing it a few years and he’s already gone professional at 20. It’s a good learning fight, the opponent was perfect, very durable.
“You saw in flashes what he’s capable of. He’s only had a handful of amateur fights. He’s only been doing this a few years. It was a good learning fight. Sometimes he got too involved but that only comes with experience. He wasn’t even boxing five years ago!”
