Gibraltar - Campbell Hatton, son of Hall of Famer Ricky Hatton, made his debut as a professional as he defeated Jesus Ruiz on points after four rounds of action. (photos by Mark Robinson).

The 20-year-old lightweight, with uncle/trainer Matthew Hatton in the corner, hurt Ruiz with body punches throughout but had to settle for a shutout 40-36 win on the scorecards.

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Also on the card, heavyweight prospect Fabio Wardley (11-0, 10 KOs) got a serious test, but knocked out world title challenger Eric Molina (27-7, 19 KOs) in the fifth round.

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Wardley seemed to have some issues in the first two rounds, when he was getting tagged by the veteran Molina, who was able to land to the head and body.

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In the third, Wardley was starting to get himself back in the fight when he stunned Molina with a counter to the top of the head. Wardley was controlling the fourth, before Molina came back at the end of the round with a variety of punches.

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In a wild fifth, Wardley was stunned by a shot and Molina jumped in for the kill - but he was dropped hard for the count by a Wardley counter.

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In other action, Ted Cheeseman (17-2, 10 KOs) reclaimed the British junior middleweight title with an eleventh round stoppage of previously undefeated James "JJ" Metcalf (21-1). 

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In a very grueling fight as they were a lot of connected swings for both men, Cheeseman closed the show in the eleventh when a heavy combination put Metcalf down hard. He barely made it up and the fight was waved off.

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