Making of an Addict: Breaking the stigma of addiction

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Trained by former European light-middleweight champion Jamie Moore and Bobby Rimmer, he takes on Vaclav Skromach at the Reebok Stadium on Sunday, believing he can now fulfil his potential in the ring. Through his social media channels, he broadcasts The Shinny Show Live reaching out to thousands of people worldwide. The 29-year-old from Pendleton hardly broke sweat as he saw off tough Welshman Mark Phillips 40-35 on points and said he felt like he had not even had a fight. Salford has 7 new coronavirus cases, down from the previous day's 14, while the seven day rate per 100,000 population now stands at 30.1, down from 30.9. There have been no new virus-related deaths announced by Salford Royal Hospital.

I’ve got a four-year plan,” he said. “This keeps me on the right path and I’m only getting better and better in training.

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READ MORE: 'I’m so afraid, and I have pain in my heart' - Dad's plea after horrific assault on autistic son, 12, at Metrolink stop The Justice Collective celebrating their Official Christmas Number 1 in 2012 Could an internet personality gatecrash the top spot? My mum used to live in fear of getting THAT phone call,” said Davenport, who played rugby league for Leeds Rhinos and Salford Reds, as well as fighting on the same bill as Joe Calzaghe at the MEN Arena.

The now famous studios have also played host to many of the world’s biggest artists including Oasis, Iggy Pop and Simple Minds.

Through the SHINNy SHOw LIVe, SHINNy and The Recovery Channel team reach more than five million people a month as they discuss mental health issues and talk openly about their daily battles with both addiction and mental health. You can catch all Shinny’s highs and lows – if you haven’t already – on his popular Facebook platform, Shinny Show Live. With over 100,000 members in the group alone, people tune in to his online videos to keep updated with this Salford lad who says it as it is. Since then we’ve grown into the team we are today, I’m so proud of the guys who have helped make the RECOVERy Channel what it is. I had to show them that it is possible to pull through. Now I’ve got a new addiction, which is boxing and getting fit. After all, people may look fine on the surface – which is how they present themselves online – but that doesn’t mean they aren’t suffering underneath.