leglock

mate if you want to call yourself a dietician then thats cool im all for it,or any bodybuilder come to that...but lets not get confused with that meaning people can sensibly advise a fighter and help him prepare for a fight just because he knows about dieting...you are taking a massive field of knowledge,learning and experience and making a tiny part of that field bigger than what it is...yes hatton has used kayes but that was only under the instruction of billy graham,who uses a whole number of people including hypnotists,stress counsellors etc....so how does that rest your case ?!
if i tell you how to tie your shoe laces before you go into the gym and you become mr.olympia does that make me suitably qualified to advise bodybuilders ?
like i said,your sport really hasnt got anything in common with fighting when it comes to diet or training as you are peaking your body for something totally different so no,the average bodybuilder i dont think is qualified to advise a fighter....obviously if that same bodybuilder has studied enough to call themself a dietician then fair enough different story,but dieticians come from all walks of life.