MICHALCZEWSKI WYGARNĄŁ CAŁĄ PRAWDĘ O RELACJACH Z ADAMKIEM: PRZEPRASZAM, ŻE TAK POWIEDZIAŁEM

Summary

In an inspiring visit to Gdańsk's Brzostek Top Team, former boxing champion Dariusz Michalczewski shares insights into his life post-retirement and his continued passion for sports. Surprised by the significant turnout of young women at the boxing gym, he reflects on the importance of guiding youth through sports. Michalczewski discusses his active lifestyle, involvement in social media, and the potential of a show fight with Roy Jones Jr. He also comments on the state of boxing today, the challenge of engaging modern youth in sports, and his efforts in promoting boxing through his personal achievements and experiences. The conversation touches on the impact of legends in sports and the potential return of boxing to its former glory.

Takeaways

• 😀 Dariusz Michalczewski discussed his lifelong passion for boxing and how he still trains regularly at age 56.
• 😊 He emphasized the importance of hard work and perseverance in achieving success, which he aims to instill in youth.
• 🥊 Michalczewski expressed interest in an exhibition fight against Roy Jones Jr. to promote boxing.
• 👍 He praised Tomasz Adamek's boxing skills and predicted his decisive win against Mamet in an upcoming fight.
• 🤝 Michalczewski stated he has great respect for his fellow Polish boxers like Adamek despite playful banter.
• 🎤 He aims to organize anniversary events and a documentary for the 30th year since winning the world title.
• 😕 Michalczewski worried today's youth lack the patience for proper boxing training compared to MMA.
• 🤔 He was unsure if boxing could regain its immense popularity from 15-20 years ago.
• 🙏 Still, he wished deeply for boxing's resurgence and to inspire youth through his continued passion.
• 💪 At age 56, boxing training gives Michalczewski immense happiness and keeps him in great shape.

Q & A

What does Dariusz Michalczewski say about the popularity of boxing among youth nowadays?

He says there is a lot of interest and enthusiasm for boxing among youth right now, as evidenced by the large number of young people, especially girls, attending the training sessions. He finds this very impressive and hopes this popularity continues.

Why does Dariusz want to have an exhibition fight with Roy Jones Jr.?

He wants to promote boxing, which has declined in popularity lately. He also thinks it would be something exceptional, even though he's not fully convinced that two men in their mid-50s could show great boxing.

What does Dariusz think about Tomasz Adamek's upcoming fight?

He thinks Tomasz will be a clear favorite against his MMA opponent Mamed Khalidov. As a boxer, Tomasz would be a very good, even world-class heavyweight boxer in Dariusz's opinion.

How does Dariusz view his relationship with Tomasz Adamek?

He says they are good friends privately and have great mutual respect, despite occasional verbal jabs in interviews. Tomasz looks up to Dariusz as an inspiration.

What is Dariusz's opinion of Andrzej Golota's contribution to Polish boxing?

While critical of Golota's mentality and losing big fights, Dariusz acknowledges Andrzej was a great boxer who brought Polish boxing global recognition and staged terrific bouts.

Does Dariusz believe boxing can regain the popularity it had 15-20 years ago?

He worries today's youth lacks the patience for long training needed to excel in boxing. So he fears it will be very difficult for boxing to return to its former leading position in fight sports.

How does boxing training make Dariusz feel emotionally?

He says after a boxing workout he experiences tremendous happiness and gets a surge of feel-good hormones and adrenaline that puts him in a positive mood for the whole day.

Why does Dariusz now train and post videos on social media?

To pass on his life wisdom and experiences to youth and show success comes from hard work - there are no shortcuts. He wants to set the right example.

What are Dariusz's plans to celebrate 30 years since winning the world title?

He's working very hard organizing anniversary events both in Poland and Germany, including a documentary film, charity efforts and more. His schedule is extremely busy lately with projects.

What time would Dariusz previously start training compared to now?

He says in his fighting days he'd always train first at 3:30 pm. But now at age 56, even 6 pm feels extremely early for him to start a training session.