“Hard to Believe Considering He Is 6’9 and 278lbs”: Arnold Schwarzenegger Was Left Stunned by $65 Million Worth Boxing Legends Technique in the Ring

From being a legendary bodybuilder to a blockbuster actor and now to a successful politician, Arnold Schwarzenegger has achieved success in whatever he has done. His hard work, humility, and perseverance are awe-inspiring. Even at the age of 75, the legend follows the motto ‘never settle.’ In 2021, the legendary bodybuilder started to share a monthly newsletter on his official website to keep his fans updated with whatever is going on in his life.

Taking to his newsletter, the bodybuilding legend shares the goals and aspirations of his life. Moreover, he even shares stories from his professional life as well as the recent developments which had an impact on him. In the latest edition of his newsletter, titled ‘My Unreasonable Birthday Goals’ he shared his seven birthday goals.

Arnold Schwarzenegger takes up commentating

Arnold received positive feedback from his fans for his fight commentary from Volkanovski vs. Ortega. Due to the positive feedback, the legendary bodybuilder decided to continue his commentary and share his thoughts on the fight between Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury. Schwarzenegger revealed that he loved to talk about fights. Arnold shared his thoughts on the final match between Wilder and Fury; the trilogy was a thriller.

Tyson Fury snatched the win in the second fight after a draw in the first one. Arnold Schwarzenegger was left stunned by the insane speed and technique displayed by the $ 65 million worth of boxing legend, Tyson Fury. “Fury was the faster and more technical fighter, surprisingly, which is kind of hard to believe considering he is 6’9” and 278lbs”, he wrote.

The legend Tyson’s incredible comeback after hitting rock bottom in 2016 impressed Arnold immensely. Tyson Fury bounced back with a spectacular win after years of hardship.

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As both the competitors were giving it their all in the third match of the trilogy, Arnold just could not predict what was going to happen next. According to him, that was what made it amazing. Wilder was slowing down whereas Fury picked up the pace towards the end. Deontay Wilder had broken his hand in the match but still kept on fighting. The legend credited him for pushing to the last rounds of the fight and hoped that he would come back stronger.

Arnold praises Tyson Fury

In his newsletter titled ‘I’m Back,’ the legendary bodybuilder praised British boxer, Tyson Fury. Arnold acknowledged Tyson’s struggles and the amount of work that he had put in to get to the top. Arnold recalled the issues that Tyson was suffering with mental health and alcohol abuse in 2016. But Tyson bounced back from hardship in 2018 when he reapplied for his boxing license.

“He could have blamed everything on his crappy childhood like so many people do, but he took responsibility”, said Arnold. The legendary bodybuilder acknowledged the fact that Tyson turned his life around by believing that one is in charge of their destiny. 

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