Arthur Abraham: I don't see how the winner could not be seen as the best
IBF's former world boxing king Arthur Abraham met his closest rival, former absolute world champion Jermain Taylor in a news conference devoted to the single fight due on October 17.
"Every fighter has to be ready to do battle and go to war. Whoever wins the tournament I think would have to be considered as the best Super Middleweight, and I don't see how the winner could not be seen as the best," Abrham said.
"I want to be as Best Star in America. and the Super Six tournament will help me to accomplish my goals. I don't have to lose much weigh this time, I am very relaxed, happy and in a great mood."
"There are no favorites in this tournament. There are six fighters. They will be in great shape, and we can only tell afterwards who the favorite was," he added.
Let's note that Abraham vs. Taylor single fight will open "Super Six World Boxing Classic" tournament organized by Showtime company.
"Every fighter has to be ready to do battle and go to war. Whoever wins the tournament I think would have to be considered as the best Super Middleweight, and I don't see how the winner could not be seen as the best," Abrham said.
"I want to be as Best Star in America. and the Super Six tournament will help me to accomplish my goals. I don't have to lose much weigh this time, I am very relaxed, happy and in a great mood."
"There are no favorites in this tournament. There are six fighters. They will be in great shape, and we can only tell afterwards who the favorite was," he added.
Let's note that Abraham vs. Taylor single fight will open "Super Six World Boxing Classic" tournament organized by Showtime company.
