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About Ward fight
Mike Tyson said, that I will destroy Ward. And I would but something interfered. Those are the mistakes I made preparing. And today I'm at ease with how it went, at ease with my defeat. If I got the W I would remain everything as it were thinking I did all the things correctly, but I didn't. If you look at my fights with Chilemba and Ward, you will see that I looked the same, whilist in the first 4 rounds against Ward I looked myself. Since the round 5 I turned into the other me[**** verison in Chilemba fight]. The mistake I made during the training process was to stay up the mountains for too long. I needed three weeks, but stayed five. The first time I barely made it into the ring, I'd caught cold twice, did anthibiotics. Before the Ward fight I wasn't ill or anything, though it didn't help much. In the middle of the fifth round it was like my tyres were punctured and went flat - I lost my speed, I lost every aspect of my skills. It hit me psychologically, but what could I do? I fought with nothing but my willpower.
About how to change
Filter everything that I need and dump everything that I don't need. Maybe add someone into my team. I've already started the talks with some of the specialists whom give me advice, whom might be useful for me and the career ahead. It's gonna be like a second breath. I'm really not happy nor even satisfied with how the year went for me. I started good destroying Pascal but then I've had two horrible fights. Though I beat Chilemba I didn't feel like a winner, I was upset, I felt like I've lost.
About training and coaches
I've never used practics and tactics of US coaches; if I gotta be honest, they're all zeroes over there. Some think about them like they're the best. These some are wrong. They take a towel, put it over the shoulder and think they're trainers. You got to be a teacher. Maybe I didn't go to college all that long but I learned some about teaching there and I learned some while having my boxing career. You got to understand what amount of training can one sustain up the mountains or after the time zone change. Not everyone is a terminator but every other condition coach thinks they are and they train them the same way not even thinking about one's limits and possibilities or any other factors affecting the training.
About possible work with Khromov [famous russian amateur trainer, head trainer of 1996,2000,2004 olympic teams]
I would love to talk to him, listen to his opinion, maybe have his advice. Or maybe he could agree to being one my coaches. I wouldn't mind. He's a great trainer even though he trains amateurs. If I got to be honest, he is a really good coach.
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About Ward fight
Mike Tyson said, that I will destroy Ward. And I would but something interfered. Those are the mistakes I made preparing. And today I'm at ease with how it went, at ease with my defeat. If I got the W I would remain everything as it were thinking I did all the things correctly, but I didn't. If you look at my fights with Chilemba and Ward, you will see that I looked the same, whilist in the first 4 rounds against Ward I looked myself. Since the round 5 I turned into the other me[**** verison in Chilemba fight]. The mistake I made during the training process was to stay up the mountains for too long. I needed three weeks, but stayed five. The first time I barely made it into the ring, I'd caught cold twice, did anthibiotics. Before the Ward fight I wasn't ill or anything, though it didn't help much. In the middle of the fifth round it was like my tyres were punctured and went flat - I lost my speed, I lost every aspect of my skills. It hit me psychologically, but what could I do? I fought with nothing but my willpower.
About how to change
Filter everything that I need and dump everything that I don't need. Maybe add someone into my team. I've already started the talks with some of the specialists whom give me advice, whom might be useful for me and the career ahead. It's gonna be like a second breath. I'm really not happy nor even satisfied with how the year went for me. I started good destroying Pascal but then I've had two horrible fights. Though I beat Chilemba I didn't feel like a winner, I was upset, I felt like I've lost.
About training and coaches
I've never used practics and tactics of US coaches; if I gotta be honest, they're all zeroes over there. Some think about them like they're the best. These some are wrong. They take a towel, put it over the shoulder and think they're trainers. You got to be a teacher. Maybe I didn't go to college all that long but I learned some about teaching there and I learned some while having my boxing career. You got to understand what amount of training can one sustain up the mountains or after the time zone change. Not everyone is a terminator but every other condition coach thinks they are and they train them the same way not even thinking about one's limits and possibilities or any other factors affecting the training.
About possible work with Khromov [famous russian amateur trainer, head trainer of 1996,2000,2004 olympic teams]
I would love to talk to him, listen to his opinion, maybe have his advice. Or maybe he could agree to being one my coaches. I wouldn't mind. He's a great trainer even though he trains amateurs. If I got to be honest, he is a really good coach.
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