TYSON FURY's remarkable body transformation can be attributed to six meals a days - which includes a healthy CURRY.
The 33-year-old WBC champion lost an amazing 10th before his fights against Deontay Wilder.
After he was introduced to George Lockhart, Conor McGregor nutritionist and UFC chef, Fury began to change his diet.
Lockhart even posted on Instagram that he was returning to the UK in order to assist Fury in 2020.
He also included a photo of his British Airways ticket and wrote: "Here are we again !!!! #tysonfury #lockhartandleith #cookingforthechamp #ufc #weightcut #takingover"
Fury, 6ft 9in tall and naturally gifted, has always appeared as if he was playing fast and loose with science.
Timothy Allcock, friend and camp manager, was Timothy's personal cook before his fight against Wilder in December 2018. Peanut butter chicken was also on the menu nearly every night.
Fighting man Fury was not interested in diet fads or micro meals that are in fashion among celebrities and fighters.
Lockhart, a former US Marine and MMA fighter, has taken over the kitchen to help him get in shape - to stay that way.
Fury can enjoy salmon cakes made by Lockhart with Greek yogurt dressing and spicy jalapenos.
In one social media post, the expert chef even made brussel sprouts look delicious.
Sriracha honey salmon served on quinoa and Greek rice would have left Fury's tastebuds tingling. Skewed chicken with tzatziki sauce was a huge hit for the fighter.
Team Fury was enjoying a strawberry and mango salsa dish with cilantro rice, tomato and chili bean shrimp patty, and cilantro rice.
The once 28-year-old foodie was now allowed to indulge in a delicious pork dish with apple and cranberry stuffed belly with butternut squash and quinoa, walnuts and spinach, with a citrus avocado vinaigrette.
Fury's intense training has led to a calorie deficit. He would have enjoyed a meaty portion of dijon maple syrup seared salmon with rosemary, garlic and roasted sweet potatoes. Also, tomato, spinach, and bean chilli would have been good for him.
Lockhart manages to make cauliflower delicious by adding hummus patties and cilantro lime shrimp to rice.
Fury may be able deal with his next opponent a little more easily after eating a healthy selection of sausages.
The Morecambe man had sweet potatoes, chicken sausage, spinach quinoa, and apple, all cooked in chicken broth. He also enjoyed baked kale chips with avocado.
Even Fury's favorite, a curry, is on the list. Lockhart wants to ensure Fury gets enough red meat.
