“Tony is looking real strong. He’s progressively gotten better. He’s always been tough and persistent, and a real aggressive fighter, but not only that, he’s utilizing his jab a little bit better, he’s putting his shots together a lot better, and he’s not so wild anymore. His shots are a lot sharper and crisper. I don’t care what the odds say, I think it has the makings of a great fight…he’s not going to out-punch Tony the way he does everyone else. I think it’s going to be punch for punch and I honestly don’t see how Pacquiao can match Tony’s strength for 12 rounds,” stated undefeated jr. middleweight contender Austin Trout as he talked about the work he did with Antonio Margarito in helping him prepare for his upcoming showdown with Manny Pacquiao. Check out what he had to say about training camp, his own future plans and much more.
PC: How is everything going man?
AT: I’m blessed, but things aren’t going the way I want it to.
PC: You are 21-0 and you haven’t fought yet this year. Have you been caught up in the politics of boxing?
AT: Man…I’ve been caught up bad man. A lot of things are out of my hands and there is nothing that I can do but keep myself ready and put it in Gods hands, but
