Six boxers who embraced fuller figures - from Prince Naseem to Ricky Hatton

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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.

It came a year after his shock loss to Marco Antonio Barrera, which was the only defeat Naseem suffered in 37 fights.The flamboyant 48-year-old is currently renting a £1.4 million townhouse that backs onto Windsor Castle, making him a neighbour of the Queen.

He has been pictured out and about having piled on a considerable amount of weight since his days as a featherweight champion but he claims he is as happy as he ever has been.Dominating the heavyweight division during his heyday, Tyson became the most feared fighter on the planet.And hitting the scales at around 15st 4lbs of pure muscle during the peak of his career, many opponents were defeated before they even stepped into the ring.He became the youngest-ever heavyweight champion at the age of 20 when he KO'd Trevor Berbick in 1986 and would go on to become undisputed king.But following his retirement from professional boxing in.