Bulked up Eddie Hearn shows off bulging muscles in gym pic but distracted Ricky Hatton asks ‘WTF are you wearing?’

BOXING promoter extraordinaire Eddie Hearn has shown off his dramatic body transformation.

The Matchroom Boxing chief has made wholesale lifestyle changes over the last year, tweaking his training regime and diet in order to shed the pounds.

INSTAGRAM@EDDIEHEARNEddie Hearn has been prioritising his health and well-being as well as putting together big fights[/caption]

GETTYThe Matchroom Boxing chief has dropped a whopping 10kg of extra timber[/caption]

instagram @kaipeacockfitnessThe 44-year-old recently showed off his progress in the gym on Instagram[/caption]

Hearn, 44, has shed over a STONE-AND-A-HALF of excess timber during his fitness journey – the result of which he recently shared on Instagram.

Hearn shared a snap of himself flexing his guns at the gym with his 1.3million Instagram followers.

The accompanying caption for the joint post with his personal trainer read: “The WORK never stops.”

Hearn’s impressive frame received plenty of comments, although several of his followers – including Ricky Hatton – questioned his gym attire.

One commented: “The muscles say beast mode activated, but the outfit says high school netball team.”

Another said: “Good gains shame about the skirt.”

And another said: “Did you get one of your kids to dress ya, mate?”

One remarked: “Great work, mate. Not sure about the wardrobe tho.”

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Another chimed in: “I must say that is bad choice of gym wear.

“Did you forget your gym bag and have to go lost property.”

Former two-weight world champion Hatton asked: “What the f**k are you wearing Eddie?”

Hearn saw the funny side of the comments, chiming in: “[I’ve] had a stinker.”

One boxing fan joked by saying: “You might as well step in and fight [Oleksandr] Usyk yourself. Looking good.”

Hearn opened up on his fitness journey and dramatic weight loss a candid interview with Men’s Health.

He said: “I’ve changed my training routine and I’ve been more focused on what I’ve been eating.

“Food is the problem for me, not training. I’ve run a marathon, and I run three or four times a week, no problem. Food is the big problem, and I’ve got on top of that.

“I’ve also stopped drinking which has been a game changer as well.

“I’ve lost about 10 kilos now so I’ve still got a long way to go.”