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Ricky Hatton leaves fans stunned while showing off extreme weight loss… but everyone is talking about his tiny jeans


RICKY HATTON stunned fans with his extreme weight loss… and his tiny jeans.

The returning boxer, 44, is preparing for his comeback fight against Marco Antonio Barrera next month.

Ricky Hatton and his jeans caused quite a stir on social mediaCredit: Instagram / @rickyhitmanhatton
Hatton has got himself back into top condition after putting on weightCredit: Getty Images – Getty

And he looks in fantastic shape with just three weeks to go until he steps back into the ring.

Hatton took to Instagram on Saturday to give fans a look at how he’s getting on.

The 5ft 6ins posted a mirror selfie in a retro Manchester City shirt as he headed to the Etihad for yesterday’s 3-1 win over Brighton.

Hatton wrote: “Bit of a break from the gym today. Off to the match. C’mon city. #bluemoon #hitman 👕🔵”

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But it was the skinny jeans and black belt that drew plenty of attention from his supporters.

One said: “You would Simon Cowell a run for his money with that waistline.”

Another wrote: “Did you spray them jeans on Ricky lad?”

A third added: “Untuck that shirt Ricky 😂 you look like a proper dad!”

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Another commented: “Sort them jeans out pal they’re naughty.”

And a final user quipped: “Your lass is gonna go ape s*** when she finds out you’ve got her jeans on.”

Hatton vs Barrera was supposed to take place on Saturday, July 2, 2022 at Manchester’s AO Arena.

But it was pushed back to November 12 because Hughie Fury – who was headlining the Sky Sports show – fell ill, with his fight against Michael Hunter called off.


Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk


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