Dominic Breazeale Ready For His Super Bowl

 

Dominic Breazeale says eight years of graft will pay off on Saturday when he takes on Anthony Joshua in his own Super Bowl at The O2. Breazeale will enter the ring to challenge for Joshua's IBF heavyweight title as a huge underdog despite a 17-fight unbeaten record, one better than the champion's.

The American insists he is wearing the outsider tag well as he prepares for the biggest night of his career, live on Sky Sports Box Office - 36 minutes that represent the climax to years of unglamorous slogging in the gym and out on the road.

He said “I came across the pond to get my belt and take it back home with me, It means everything. It'd be the last eight hard years: from the road work to the strength conditioning to the sparring; getting in there with experienced guys when I was young; eating right and sleeping right. It's everything piled up into one. It's my Super Bowl.”