Richardson Hitchins
Definition
Richardson Hitchins is an American professional boxer competing in the light welterweight (super lightweight) division.
Born September 26, 1997, in Brooklyn, New York, to Haitian parents, he is nicknamed 'Africa' and boasts an undefeated professional record of 20-0 (8 KOs).
He has held the IBF light welterweight title since winning it by split decision against Liam Paro in December 2024, with notable defenses including a TKO over George Kambosos Jr. in June 2025.
Recently, Hitchins withdrew from his scheduled title defense against Oscar Duarte on February 21, 2026, due to illness.
Examples
Richardson Hitchins was primed for another title defense, but illness threw the first punch and KO'd the fight before it started.
Opponents facing Richardson Hitchins know they're in for a hitchin' good time – that's boxer slang for getting outboxed.
With his 'Africa' nickname and Brooklyn grit, Richardson Hitchins brings international flavor to every unanimous decision.
Richardson Hitchins' 20-0 record proves he's not just undefeated; he's the guy who makes rivals hitch their hopes to a star that's too bright.