He’s also called fights for NBC and Triller and analyzes boxing on “The Porter Way Podcast,” which he launched last year and hosts every week. Porter (31-3-1, 17 knockouts) doubles as a boxing analyst for Premier Boxing Champions broadcasts on Fox, and is garnering a reputation as one of the brightest and sharpest minds in the sport. … After some time of getting back to my routine, it was like ‘This stuff doesn’t matter.’ I am who I am, I’ve got to do what I do.” “As we got going with this camp, you get back into your style and you get back to what you do and you prepare for what you prepare for, I quickly saw I’m telling myself to make adjustments. I should be doing that more,’” said the 34-year-old Porter, known too by his nickname, Showtime. “Once I came back to training, I literally was like ‘I should be doing this more.
Twice.īut when he began training to fight Terence “Bud” Crawford for the WBO welterweight crown Saturday, he noticed himself thinking a little differently. His aggressive style is predicated purely on pressure, and it helped him win the welterweight world championship. (Erik Verduzco / Las Vegas Review-Journal) Porter isn’t deviating from his approach. Shawn Porter, left, with his father and trainer Kenny, participate during a press conference for his upcoming fight at the Mandalay Bay hotel-casino in North Las Vegas, Wednesday, Nov.
0 kommentar(er)
