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Dancing On Ice will soon be returning to our screens with twelve new famous faces. The iconic competition, which airs on ITV, sees stars perfect both their ice skating and dancing skills in a bid to impress a panel of judges each week.

Boxing star Ricky Hatton has claimed that his ‘fat’ days are behind him as he looks ahead to his exhibition fight with Marco Antonio Barrera.The pair face off on November 12 and the former unified light-welterweight world champion has said he’s thoroughly enjoyed the body transformation that he’s had to go through in preparation.Hatton in his post-fighting life put on a considerable amount of chub, leading some to label him 'Ricky Fatton'- but now The Hitman has got himself back to fitness and looks ready for the contest.READ MORE: 6 controversial punches referees deemed legal - Floyd Mayweather to 'sick' moveHatton said to Betfred in the lead-up to his fight: “It was very hard for me to stay fit because I lost three-and-half-stone. I was doing that the whole way through my career and I wasn’t bothered because eventually I always knew I’d have a training camp to go to for six to seven weeks and I’d lose weight.

Hatton, 44, has undergone a grueling training regime ahead of his re-arranged exhibition bout against Marco Antonio Barrera in Manchester. It will be the Hitman's first fight since his defeat to Vyacheslav Senchenko in 2012 and he insists he wants his fans to enjoy one final night of his stunning career.

Tyson Fury leapt onto the ring apron and hailed "that's how you do it big man" to cousin, Nathan Gorman, after the 25-year-old became IBF International Heavyweight champion with a first-round stoppage against Tomas Salek.

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Boxing hero Ricky Hatton has shed so much weight he now weighs two stone less than Paddy Pimblett at the peak of his 'Paddy the fatty' binging phase. Hatton has been working hard in the gym ahead of his return to the ring on July 2 for an eight-round exhibition against Marco Antonio Barrera.

boxing icon Ricky Hatton admitted the pain of defeat at the hands of Floyd ‘Money’ Mayweather left him too “embarrassed” to “leave his own house”.The light welterweight and welterweight world champion earned himself a titanic clash against the controversial American, after brutally dispatching Jose Luis Castillo in the fourth round in 2007. He immediately called out Mayweather, referencing the fact that he needed 12 rounds to beat the Mexican on both occasions.Unfortunately, the adulation and support of 30,000 travelling Brits did not stop Mayweather from dealing Hatton his first ever defeat in Las Vegas.

Prince Naseem Hamed, who was recently spotted out and about in Windsor looking rather different from in his heyday.Despite the 48-year-old's weight gain, he revealed he was the "happiest" he had ever been."I’ve never been in a better place," he said. "I wish I could walk around with a camera, the number of people who stop and talk to me!"Naseem is far from the only boxer to lose their ripped figure after retiring, however...Prince Naseem is one of the greatest featherweight fighters of all time.In an illustrious career 'Naz' wowed fans with his showboating that eventually captured him the WBC, IBF and IBO featherweight belts.But the legendary boxer's appearance now is almost unrecognisable from the days when he ruled the ring.Naseem retired from boxing two decades ago following the final win of his professional career against Manuel Calvo.

Amir Khan against Kell Brook is not the fight it would have been eight years ago.But I will certainly be tuning in to watch it. I’m a boxing fan and anyone in the sport who says they’re not interested aren’t really being truthful.I’ve got no problem with guys - providing they’re fit and able to box - in earning money and this fight will earn them both plenty.