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The best Bulgarian boxer Kubrat Pulev told NOVA about waking up to his expectations for the world title match with Anthony Joshua, the tragedy with Milen Tsvetkov, how he trains and more interesting things.
What energizes you right now?
“We need to be a little more organized, disciplined. Things will work out. I hope that as soon as the virus arrives, it will go away quickly. It is very important that you draw conclusions from everything that happens.” let’s learn a lesson. To be better in the future. It develops us as individuals, “he began.
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What conclusions did Pulev himself make?
“Many conclusions. For life, for Bulgaria, for the Bulgarians, society, the way of life here. For me it is paradise. Some see it as hell. We have to be serious and alert people. There was a protest in support from Milen Tsvetkov, everyone, who is not happy with what happened. In a civilized country in Europe, this cannot happen. Every person deserves to live, “continues Pulev.
What do you need to change?
There are so many smart people, specialists, and yet everything is wrong. The principle, the way of working, is wrong. To make a decision, people have to debate, think. Things are getting to their point. We’re from the 21st century. Things like this can’t happen, “Cobra revealed.
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About the next crisis
“The crisis has not hit us enough to make people think. The moment it disappears, 2 weeks later it will be forgotten. There are people who drive and feel unpunished,” said Kubrat.
About the match with Anthony Joshua
“I hope it will work by the end of the year. It all depends on the global situation. It is not pink at all. Everything has stopped. I was warning about the effects of the coronavirus. The economy is very important to continue. I am always training. I am always preparing. ” I am in emergency mode. I train more easily. Once a day, every day, in the gym. In the forest, limited. It’s good because there are fewer people, “revealed the IBF Belt Challenger # 1.
To ascend to the rank of officer
“It is an honor for me. You know it. You see what it is about. Even the uniform fills me with pride and honor. I am glad,” said the Sophian.
What would be an honor if the game were held but without an audience?
“The feelings are indescribable and cannot be compared to when a large number of people came to support you for victory. It is a love … that you have not experienced, do not know. The most important thing is the end result,” he concluded. Cobra.
