MTA: You are set fight Neungsiam this upcoming weekend, how has training been for this fight?
Ognjen: It's been going great, same as always. I train hard no matter who I am facing.
MTA: This is easily the biggest fight of your career thus far. Is there any added pressure as you get ready to train for Neungsiam?
MTA: This is easily the biggest fight of your career thus far. Is there any added pressure as you get ready to train for Neungsiam?
Ognjen: No added pressure other than the usual pressure to perform well and to win.
MTA: How familiar are you with Neungsiam?
MTA: How familiar are you with Neungsiam?
Ognjen: Prior to this fight I have never heard of him although my trainers have. They have also seen his latest fights.
MTA: Where do you feel you might be able to hold an advantage in the fight?
MTA: Where do you feel you might be able to hold an advantage in the fight?
Ognjen: This will be an experience vs. youth fight. I am always in tremendous shape so that will be my advantage.
MTA: Is there anything you feel you have to be extra cautious about in this bout?
MTA: Is there anything you feel you have to be extra cautious about in this bout?
Ognjen: No, I fully understand the Thai mentality and the way they fight. This is the type of fight I have been waiting for.
MTA: You are considered the under dog in this bout, how does that sit with you?
MTA: You are considered the under dog in this bout, how does that sit with you?
Ognjen: I love the fact that I am an underdog. To me it's a challenge and challenges make me perform at a higher level.
MTA: What can fans expect from you come the 18th of August?
MTA: What can fans expect from you come the 18th of August?
Ognjen: The fans will see the usual technical style that I bring, with added intelligence.
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