Music career
Sullivan has released music under the name HSTikkyTokky, achieving notable commercial success in the UK charts. His debut single "Hold This," featuring J Fado and produced by DMC Beats, was released on 4 August 2022 and peaked at number 31 on the UK Singles Chart, spending five weeks on the chart. [7] [8]
His second charting single, "Twust," a collaboration with content creator General G (George Elliot), was released on 20 April 2023. The song went viral on TikTok and debuted at number 16 on the UK Singles Chart Update before peaking at number 21 on the Official UK Singles Chart, where it spent three weeks. [9] [10] [11] According to the Official Charts Company, Sullivan has achieved two UK Top 40 hits as of 2024.
Boxing career
Sullivan made his boxing debut at Misfits Boxing 17 in Dublin on 31 August 2024, facing former Love Island contestant George Fensom. [12] He won by technical knockout in the first round after dropping Fensom three times, with the final knockdown coming from a left hook. [13] [14] The fight was preceded by a contentious build-up featuring physical altercations during the press conference and weigh-in.
Following his victory, Sullivan was involved in a post-fight altercation with a fan in the crowd, during which he threw punches and attempted to throw a chair before being separated by security. [12] [15] Sullivan later explained that the incident occurred after someone challenged him to a fight and swung at him first.
Sullivan was originally scheduled to face Tayo Ricci at Misfits Boxing 12 in January 2024, but the bout was cancelled. [16] He was also scheduled to fight at a Misfits Boxing event in August 2024 but was matched against Fensom instead. In November 2024, Sullivan withdrew from a scheduled bout against Moziah "Mosai Warrior" Pinder at a Misfits Boxing event in Qatar due to an undisclosed injury, with promoter Mams Taylor stating medical clearance was pending. [17]
Prior to his professional debut, Sullivan engaged in an informal sparring session with controversial influencer Andrew Tate, who had accepted Sullivan's challenge. Tate, a former kickboxer, dominated the unofficial bout.
