Ucha Nadirashvili talks about his training camp and the work going in as he prepares for Ben Doherty Roe at Virtus 6.

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Ucha Nadirashvili talks about his training camp and the work going in as he prepares for Ben Doherty Roe at Virtus 6. He’s getting the rounds in and making sure he’s ready for a tough fight on Saturday night.

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Ucha Nadirashvili talks about his training camp and the work going in as he prepares for Ben Doherty Roe at Virtus 6.

He’s getting the rounds in and making sure he’s ready for a tough fight on Saturday night.

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Big fight ahead of you against Ben D'Ardi-Rauw, I mean he's had five amateur fights, never gone the distance,
win or lose, the fight ends one way or another, so he's clearly a guy who comes to fight,
but I think you'll be a guy who relishes that.
I love that, I love that. I'm expecting fireworks, I'm ready for whatever, to be honest.
Every time I get matched with an opponent, like I never on there, whatever their record may be,
do you get me? It just pushes me even harder to train more,
do more, be ready for anything kind of a thing, do you get me?
Yeah, and I see you putting in the work behind the scenes because I bump into you in the gym
and I see you down in Cromwell Boxing Club and you're putting in the work really behind the
scenes. Talk to me about the different coaches you're working with and the teammates and just the
support network you have there. No, I obviously train out at Hulhyn Martial Arts on the Paddy Hulhyn.
Load of high level boys in that gym, high level boys, good grapplers, good strikers.
Obviously I go down to, I'm originally from Cork so whenever I'm down there I train out
all my cork as well, Brian Manning, Maga, all them boys down there and my brother Luka.
Just overall, I'm picking up experience wherever I go.