Campbell Hatton has been celebrating his latest triumph, having extended his unbeaten career record to 6-0 on Sunday evening.
The Manchester fighter, son of boxing great Ricky Hatton, was back in the ring on UK soil for the first time since a controversial scorecard victory against Sonni Martinez in September.
Hatton 's return to the ring following that bout was in Bilbao, where he secured a knockout against Attila Cserekyle, and he followed suit in fine style.
His latest fight came on the undercard of Lawrence Okolie's victory against Michael Cieslak at the O2 Arena in London.
And it was another stoppage win for Campbell, who stopped Ducker in the sixth round to ensure his last two bouts since the controversy against Martinez have not gone the full distance.
It appeared that a points decision was on the cards, with Hatton in control in the Sunday night bout, but a 2:23 stoppage in the sixth and final round made sure there would be no surprises.
Following that win, Hatton took to social media with a simple message that read: "Listening, learning, loving it."
The 21-year-old is now 6-0 in his fledgling career since making his professional debut 11 months ago and will continue to gain experience in the months ahead.
His win against Ducker will have been a welcome one, marking only the second time in his career that a fight has gone beyond four rounds.
With two-to-three months break between the fights so far in his career, Hatton can be expected to return in April or May.
