Naseem Hamed vs. Paul Ingle was a professional boxing match contested on April 10, 1999 for the WBO and Lineal featherweight championships.

[1] In his previous fight, WBO featherweight champion Naseem Hamed had defeated Irish contender Wayne McCullough by unanimous decision, increasing his record to 31–0, but ending his over 4-year knockout streak.

[3] The following month in January, Hamed also confirmed that he was splitting with his promoter Frank Warren after their contract had expired and would instead handle his own fight negotiations.

However, 30 seconds into the 11th round, Hamed would land a left hand to Ingle's head sending him down for the third time in the fight.

Ingle would answer the count, but was on wobbly knees causing referee [Joe Cortez] to call the fight and award Hamed the knockout victory.