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The 44-year-old grandfather has shed a whopping four stone for what he describes as his last hurrah for his legion of fans.
However, now supporters could see him in action again against UFC icon McGregor.
Notorious has previous experience in the ring after losing to Floyd Mayweather back in 2017.
The Irishman has spoken numerous times about his desire to box again, with a potential rematch with Mayweather rumoured.
Now McGregor, who is preparing for his UFC return following the broken leg he suffered against Dustin Poirier last year, has dropped a hint he could face Hatton.
It came as he responded to a tweet from the ex-light-welterweight and welterweight world championâs agent that highlighted a number of fans wanting a showdown between the pair.
McGregor tweeted: âWouldnât that be something.âÂ
Hattonâs clash with 48-year-old Mexican warhorse Barrera was originally scheduled for July 2 but suffered a postponement.