Former world boxing champion Naseem Hamed has been jailed for dangerous driving after a crash in his sports car which left a man badly injured.
Hamed, 32, from Dore in Sheffield, was sentenced to 15 months at Sheffield Crown Court after pleading guilty at an earlier hearing.
The boxer was also banned from driving for four years.
Hamed was at the wheel of his £325,000 McLaren-Mercedes when he crashed at 90mph on Ringinglow Road, Sheffield.
Motorist Antony Burgin spent weeks in hospital after the crash left him with fractures to "every major bone in his body".
Hamed was charged with dangerous driving in December.
A devout Muslim, Hamed - born in Sheffield to Yemeni parents - was just 17 when he made his boxing debut in 1992 and soon earned a reputation for flamboyance in victory.
He won the world featherweight title in 1995 and was awarded an MBE in 1999.
Hamed remained unbeaten until 2001, when he lost to Mexico's Marco Antonio Barrera.
In November, he announced that he intended to make his boxing comeback in the United States this year.
Hamed, 32, from Dore in Sheffield, was sentenced to 15 months at Sheffield Crown Court after pleading guilty at an earlier hearing.
The boxer was also banned from driving for four years.
Hamed was at the wheel of his £325,000 McLaren-Mercedes when he crashed at 90mph on Ringinglow Road, Sheffield.
Motorist Antony Burgin spent weeks in hospital after the crash left him with fractures to "every major bone in his body".
Hamed was charged with dangerous driving in December.
A devout Muslim, Hamed - born in Sheffield to Yemeni parents - was just 17 when he made his boxing debut in 1992 and soon earned a reputation for flamboyance in victory.
He won the world featherweight title in 1995 and was awarded an MBE in 1999.
Hamed remained unbeaten until 2001, when he lost to Mexico's Marco Antonio Barrera.
In November, he announced that he intended to make his boxing comeback in the United States this year.
