Jennifer Aniston Hires Hunky Personal Trainer For Boxing Workouts

Jennifer Aniston has a new man in her life—well, sort of!

The former Friends star, 49, revealed in an interview this week that she hired a personal trainer 18 years her junior for boxing workouts.

Leyon Azubuike, 31, the ex-sparring partner to a world heavyweight champ, is putting Aniston through her paces.

And she thinks he's amazing!

Aniston, who split from second husband Justin Theroux, 46, five months ago, gushed to InStyle, "Last year I discovered boxing, and I love it. I have this trainer named Leyon, who I believe hung the moon."

The Horrible Bosses actress' new trainer is single, as The Sun found out.

"Leyon isn't seeing anyone. He trains her (Jennifer) at her house,' Lyon's manager Bryan Laverdure told the British publication.

For her part, Aniston said in InStyle of Azubuike's training, "It's the longest workout I've actually stayed with consistently other than yoga. Boxing is a great way to get aggression out.

"You get a mental release of all this c**p you're taking into your ears and eyes every day and have little fantasy moments imagining who you're actually punching," she said.

Aniston recently went through a major life crisis. She announced earlier this year that she'd split from Theroux.

The star hasn't had a boyfriend since, but as RadarOnline.com has reported, a source said Aniston had "intense talks" with her first husband, Brad Pitt, before her sudden breakup from Theroux.

However, Aniston's publicist has denied that Pitt has been her "shoulder to cry on" since her relationship with Theroux imploded.

In her recent interview, Aniston insisted that she isn't heartbroken about her second marriage failure, but she is ready to run away from her life in Hollywood and relocate to Switzerland!

"The world we're in is so challenging right now, the scrutiny, the way people interact. There's just bad behavior around us a lot," she noted in InStyle's September issue.

"There have been moments when I would just love to get out of Dodge and move to Switzerland--or somewhere — and start anew," she said, adding she would sometimes like to "just have this s*** behind me."