Willy Hutchinson, a 28-year-old Scottish boxer, has spoken candidly about his emotional struggles after fights, revealing that he often feels down even after victories. However, he is now in a good place as he prepares to face Joshua Buatsi for the vacant WBC light-heavyweight title on Saturday. Hutchinson, who was born and raised in Scotland, has been training for months in preparation for the big fight. He has been open about his struggles with regulating his emotions after a fight, stating that he often doesn't want to see anyone for a week after a bout. Despite his emotional challenges, Hutchinson is determined to become a world champion and deliver for his nation. He has been training hard and is confident that he will emerge victorious against Buatsi. Hutchinson's journey to the top has not been easy, but he has persevered and has won 20 of his 22 professional bouts. He is now ready to take on the challenge of becoming a world champion and is eager to bring home the title for Scotland. The fight against Buatsi is a rematch of their previous encounter, which ended in a split decision in favor of the British boxer. Hutchinson is determined to put on a better performance this time around and is confident that he will emerge victorious. With his sights set on becoming a world champion, Hutchinson is ready to put in the hard work and dedication required to achieve his goal. He is a true inspiration to his fans and a testament to the power of perseverance and determination.