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The Wimbledon striker, nicknamed The Beast, has scored seven goals in his last six games and says it is lida pink right down to staying from Nando's

Adebayo Akinfenwa has lost a stone and regained his mojo - and also the rest of League Two should be careful.

High-flying Bury attempted to block, screen and foul the best player in FIFA 14 . But the heavyweight Wimbledon striker was still "unplayable".

He scored twice in Saturday's 3-2 home win to take his hot streak to seven goals in his last six games. The Beast simply bullied them into submission.

"They tried everything however i seem like I have my mojo back," he explained. "When I'm on form there are not many defenders that can handle me. When I am not onto it, I look cumbersome. However when I'm onto it, there isn't much they can do."

Man-of-the-match Akinfenwa, 32, needed eight games before scoring for his 11th club.

But playing 90 minutes every week - and consuming more of his wife's home cooking - has witnessed the cult figure lose five percent of his body fat and drop to a mere 17st 13oz.

Although that's still a stone greater than Britain's rising-star heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua, Akinfenwa insisted: "I haven't been fitter.

"I have tweaked my eating processes. I am home in Catford a lot more and so i get to consume a lot more of my wife's home cooking, rather than finding yourself in hotels, where I must eat Nando's more. And the more you play, the fitter you are feeling. Right 2 day diet original now, it is a match made in heaven."

The fans' favourite had special praise for manager Neal Ardley, who celebrated his second anniversary as Dons boss with a third consecutive win.