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Despite the mutual love of Chinese food, Fisher is now observing a strict diet and since the Babic fight plans to get “straight back on to healthy living” as he looks to return to the ring next month, possibly in Manchester.<\/p>\n
“I know how difficult this sport is, I know how humble you have to be because heavyweight boxing is a case of anything can happen at any time,” he said.<\/p>\n
“Although I had a hard training camp, it was only a 30-second fight and I want to keep nice and active.”<\/p>\n
As his own reputation in the ring grows, he still has a way to go to rival his dad who Fisher thinks is “probably the most famous man in Essex at this point”.<\/p>\n
He added: “Whenever we walk around anywhere, we can’t have a minute without him getting recognised. But it’s brilliant because he’s worked hard all his life. <\/p>\n
“We set up a business selling meat door to door during Covid lockdown and they were tough times, my dad had the stress and strain of that. <\/p>\n
“He’s still working, not earning a fortune, but he gets to do things in more of a fun way – doing DJ sets in Australia, for example, unbelievable stuff.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n