Sheffield-born Prince Naseem unrecognisable from boxing days during stroll near Windsor townhouse

Sheffield-born Prince Naseem Hamed looks completely unrecognisable from his decorated boxing days 20 years after he hung up his gloves.

The now 48-year-old called it a day back in 2002 after beating Manuel Calvo, which came just one year after his only professional defeat at the hands of the iconic Marco Antonio Barrera.

Naseem has since moved south to Windsor, where he rents a £1.4 million townhouse that backs onto Windsor Castle - making him a neighbour of the Queen.

He has been spotted taking a stroll around the area with his dog and looks to be enjoying retirement with his earnings of £40 million from 37 fights.

Naseem won 36 of those 37 bouts, entertaining boxing fans all over the world with his unorthodox style and mercurial personality. He now trains his son Aadam Naseem and has been an inspiration to many of this generation’s great boxers - earning an induction into the Boxing Hall of Fame in 2015.

Naseem held each of the WBO, IBO and WBC featherweight belts before retiring at 28-years-old as a legend of the discipline.