'I think the best thing is the willpower, and a nutritionist is only good as the lad that advises him and I think it is all down to your own personal discipline.' Cut it down on treats, I have 12 cups of tea a day normally but it has to just be a one-off.
'I do two workouts a day so my metabolism is always racing.
'Some days I have thought "can I have a rest day?" and then I have thought I will take my foot down on the pace and go for a run to keep a sweat on. I think it is just sensible, eating the right things small and often and regular workouts. 'If you go out and have pints seven days a week you won't be walking around with a six pack. I think that is the main thing with the weight. Speaking to British Boxing TV, Hatton said: 'I like pints of beer, it has been well known, but you can't do that. Hatton shared evidence (above) of his remarkable weight loss on his Instagram account last month and Tyson Fury was quick to respond congratulating his friend Hatton then revealed he cut alcohol and ate 'small' meals 'often' to lose 40lbs ahead of his return to the ring. THE BAD DAYS DON’T LAST FOREVER ONLY YOU CAN CHANGE IT AND CHANGE IT YOU CAN. He posted the image with the accompanying caption: 'Never thought I’d get here again. Hatton shared a comparison picture that showed himself at his heaviest next to a photo of himself following his cut. Hatton - who was once known as 'Ricky Fatton' for his weight fluctuation - shocked fans when he uploaded a photo outlining his current physique. Hatton started to gain weight following his retirement and admitted to going for 'pints seven days a week' before returning to training for the fight next month. The Hitman previously said he would take part in the charity eight-round bout to give himself a 'reason to get out of bed every single day'. Hughie – cousin of Tyson Fury – was due to face Michael Hunter in a WBA heavyweight title eliminator on a different card but in the same venue on the same night as Hatton's return
'Fury had been attempting to train through the illness but his father and trainer Peter Fury has made the decision to suspend the camp to allow his son time to fully recover.' Sky Sports tweeted on Wednesday: 'The heavyweight contender clash between Hughie Fury and Michael Hunter has been postponed from its originally-scheduled 2nd July date due to illness. I will let my fans know the outcome here first.įury and Hunter's transatlantic clash will be re-scheduled for a later date, with the AO Arena Manchester still set to host it. 'Talks ongoing but not decided yet about whether to move my bout on July 2 as well, as it was on the same bill. 'Gutted to hear that is injured and wish him a speedy recovery,' he wrote. MSc931wmYs- Ricky Hatton MBE June 15, 2022 I will let my fans know the outcome here first. Talks ongoing but not decided yet about whether to move my bout on July 2 as well, as it was on the same bill. Gutted to hear that is injured and wish him a speedy recovery.
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