Dominic “TROUBLE” BREAZEALE i ngā mahi CAMP WHAKAHOU

Taupae, California (Hakihea 1, 2015) – I roto i iti iho i te rua wiki, tūturu runga U.S. amanaki taumahamaha Dominic “Te pouri” BREAZEALE (16-0, 14 KO o)hoki ki te mowhiti ki “Prince” Charles Martin (22-0-1, 20 KO o) in a battle of undefeated American heavyweights. Te 2012 Ka teata te a'ee's Häkinakina i runga i-wa pirimia NBC i runga i te Pirimia mekemeke Champions live telecast whakaritea nei ki te tango i te wahi i te AT&Center T i San Antonio, Texas.

Pane ki tona wiki tonu whakamutunga o te puni whakangungu i roto i te faaineineraa no tona a'ee ka ū mai ki Martin, Breazeale ngā ona whakaaro i runga i tona puni kia tawhiti, whawhai i runga i NBC mo te toru o te taime i tēnei tau, tona hononga ki te kaiwhakangungu hou Manny Robles me ana tūmanako mō te a'ee ki Martin.
Whakaaro o Breazeale runga i te āhua puni whakangungu kei te haere:
Photo c / o Team Breazeale
“Puni whakangungu kei te haere nui kia
far. It’s definitely the best training camp Ihave had thus far in my career. I continue to learn a lot from my trainer Manny Robles and working on fundamentals and technique has been a plus in this camp. My strength and conditioning coach Sean Martinez has also introduced new training techniques that work on my core and help with my explosiveness.

I have had quality sparring here in California and have flown in a southpaw sparring partner to prepare me for my bout with Charles. This past weekend I traveled to San Francisco to work with a southpaw and it was great work.


Mau mana'o o Breazeale i runga i whawhai i runga i NBC mo te toru o te taime i tēnei tau
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“Ko te nui ki te whawhai i runga i te pouaka whakaata, but to fight on a prime-time network that reaches millions of viewers and attracts new boxing fans is a blessing. I have to thank my adviser Al Haymon for the opportunities he has provided me and I intend to make the best of them. I think what stands out to me is the fact that my grandmother who doesn’t have cable can watch me for free.

What the Premier Boxing Champions series has done for the sport of boxing is awesome. I hope to gain quite a bit of new fans come Hakihea 12.”

Hononga o Breazeale ki kaiwhakangungu hou Manny Robles:
“E kore e mohio ki te rota o te iwi i tenei, but I trained with Manny throughout my entire amateur career leading up to and during the Olympics. Although I haven’t trained with Manny in three years, I feel as if we had never missed a beat. I feel very comfortable training with Manny and he has a great amount of knowledge about the sport.

Ite pono ahau e he ia te kaiwhakangungu e tei te mātauranga me ngā pūkenga e taea te tiki i ahau ki taua taumata muri.”

Tūmanako o Breazeale i runga i tona a'ee ki Martin:
I know this is the toughest bout of my career thus far and I’m definitely ready. I expect to win and win convincingly. With Klitchko being knocked off by Fury this past weekend, the heavyweight division is open for the taking. Beating Martin is the next step on the path to the world heavyweight championship. I am always looking for a knockout, engari ki te kore e tae mai i te reira e taea e ahau te kī e ka kotahi o te reinga, i te whawhai tenei.”
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