Getty Terrell Gausha will fight Austin Trout at Beau Rivage Resort Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi.
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Light middleweight boxers Terrell Gausha and Austin Trout will fight at Beau Rivage Resort Casino in Biloxi, Mississippi, on Saturday.
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Gausha (20-1) hasn’t fought since November 2017, when he took a unanimous decision loss in his attempt to nab Erislandy Lara’s IBO and WBA World super welterweight titles.
“Terrell is a well-rounded boxer with a lot of talent, and that’s something I saw in Terrell from Day One,” Gausha’s trainer Manny Robles said, according to Premier Boxing Champions. “Recently, there has been a big change in his personal life and his personality. That’s probably been the biggest change I saw. Once he got married, Terrell matured and his diet is better. She’s also been able to help him psychologically.
“What bothered Terrell is knowing that he is a much better boxer than what he showed against Lara. You don’t get angry about it; you address it and eliminate the mistakes. Terrell always had world-class ability.”
The Cleveland native and former Olympian now lives and trains in Encino, California.
“I get to live and train in peace,” Gausha said, per Premier Boxing Champions. “I love Cleveland. I love where I came from. That won’t ever change. But my focus has to be on boxing. I grew up in a tough section of Cleveland. Where I came from, to be honest, a lot of people didn’t and don’t make it. The friends I grew up with were either killed or doing life sentences.
“It’s why boxing has been, and always will be, important to me. Boxing has always been my way out. So, when I lost to Lara that was threatened.”
The 33-year-old Trout won the first 26 bouts of his career, claiming the WBA (Regular) light middleweight title and defending it four times before losing a unification fight with Canelo Alvarez and following that up with his own loss to Lara, both in 2013.
Trout then rattled off four straight victories, but the Las Cruces, New Mexico, native has dropped three of four since.
For the Gausha clash, he trained with Floyd Mayweather Sr. and strength and conditioning coach Rob Garcia in Las Vegas, Nevada.
“The thing about making little tweaks is it can make drastic changes,” Trout said, according to the Las Cruces Sun News. “When you change an angle, a one or two degree change can make a big difference at the end of the day.”
He added: “I try to get better every time out. We go back and see where we made mistakes and tighten those up. It’s my first time with Garcia, but little changes can make a huge difference. After Saturday, the next camp we will be more in tune than we were for this camp.”