Ricky Hatton's son continued his development at the O2 Arena in London on Saturday night.

Campbell Hatton maintained his undefeated record with a big win on the undercard of Anthony Joshua’s meeting with Robert Helenius.

Ricky’s son has now won all 13 of his fights as a professional after picking up a points win over Tom Ansell at O2 Arena in London.

Referee Sean McAvoy gave the 22-year-old from Hyde the decision 78-74 after eight rounds of action.

placeholder image — Campbell Hatton on his way to victory over Tom Ansell. | Matchroom Boxing

Ansell represented the toughest test of the super-lightweight’s career, certainly on paper, having won 10 and lost four of his fights before Saturday night.

The huge Manchester City fan entered the action to a mash-up of club anthem Blue Moon and Oasis. He was supported by his dad and is trained by his uncle Matthew Hatton, a decorated fighter in his day who won European honours and challenged for a world title.

Having turned professional at a relatively young age, Hatton continues to learn on the job, but will likely be targeting domestic titles sooner rather than later.

Other fights on the Joshua-Helenius undercard include Derek Chisora’s meeting with Gerald Washington and a third heavyweight fight on the bill of Filip Hrgovic against Demsey McKean.