TYSON FURY shared a photo of him before his dramatic weight loss - and said he was at 'peak male sporting performance'.
The WBC heavyweight champion posted a flashback to how he looked in 2016 before he was due to face Wladimir Klitschko again.
Fury is now slimmer and has more power, as demonstrated by his KO of Deontay Wilder
After Fury took time from boxing to fight mental health issues, and to overcome alcohol addiction, the fight did not take place.
Morecambe's mauler was also plagued by weight problems. He ballooned to 28st and admitted to eating a lot of pizza, kebabs, and chocolate.
He captioned the photo of him at a Klitschko presser, "You may not love it, but it represents peak male athletic performance. There isn't anything you can do about that."
The 33-year old then shared it again, adding "haha" with a laughing emoticon and "100%".
Fury weighed 19st 11lb in his tri-fight against Deontay wilder earlier this month. This was the heaviest fight he had ever done.
It gave him the strength he needed to defeat his American opponent. The fight was stopped in the 11th round.
Fury stunned the world in 2015 when he beat Klitschko to become the unified heavyweight champion.
The Gypsy King was forced to give up his titles in order to defeat his demons outside of the ring.
Fury then made one of the most spectacular returns to the ring, which culminated in Wilder being defeated for the second time.
They drew their first meeting in 2018, but many believed Fury should have won the victory.
After his Las Vegas adventures, Fury now enjoys some time with his family.
