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 Salford's very own superhero has ditched fighting crimewaves to take to the airwaves. 
 
 Knight Warrior, real name Roger Hayhurst, below, has hung up his cape for the time being being to focus on his new radio show. 
 
 Roger says a street attack triggered his decision to scale down his crimefighting, although he will be tempted back into costume for charity appearances. 
 
 But superheroes like Superman or Spider-man have inspired his decision to pursue his dream of becoming a broadcast journalist. 
 
 Roger first hit the headlines in July 2011, and soon attracted the country’s attention for his antics patrolling the streets of Swinton, breaking up fights and tackling anti-social behaviour. 
 
 The publicity caught ‘Knight Maiden’ Rebecca Wall’s attention, and, after the 18-year-old wooed him with letters the two got engaged and they now live together at Roger’s mum’s house in Swinton. 
 
 But both have scaled back their crime-fighting activities after Roger was attacked in September. The couple now host a show on Salford City Radio. 
 
 Roger, 20, said: “We were recognised when we were walking through Clifton and some lads started punching me. My face was all swollen. 
 
 “After that I still dress up and occasionally patrol, but now I mainly dress up for charity appearances. Rebecca has got rid of her costume now.” Roger and Rebecca host the two-hour Haywell Show every Friday afternoon, taking a funny look at what’s going on in Salford. 
 
 He said: “We’ve been doing the show for about five weeks now and it’s going really well. 
 
 “It’s a comedy sketch show, we do lots of features.” 
 
 Roger is now considering making broadcasting a full time job – following in the footsteps of other media-savvy caped crusaders, including journalist-turned-blogger Superman and photographer Spider-­man. 
 
 Listen to The Haywell Show every Friday from 1pm to 3pm on Salford City Radio, 94.4FM, and follow them on Twitter @TheHaywellShow.
– A real-life superhero says he's hanging up his mask after getting beat up on the streets of Manchester, England, the Telegraph reports. Roger Hayhurst, 20, who called himself Knight Warrior, had promised "to get crime off the streets" while donning a $300 costume of black-and-blue lycra. He even patrolled with his 18-year-old fiancee Rebecca Wall, who went by Knight Maiden. But "we were recognized when we were walking thorough Clifton and some lads started punching me," Hayhurst tells the Manchester Evening News. "My face was all swollen. After that I still dress up and occasionally patrol, but I mainly dress up for charity appearances." Wall has hung up her cape too. For the past few weeks they've been hosting a comedy sketch radio show, and he hopes to model Clark Kent by becoming a full-time journalist. At least his mother won't have to worry anymore—though 61-year-old Jennifer Hayhurst says the police did "keep an eye on him."