
Novoa's blood, sweat and tears work schedule is underway at the Saul Alvarez boxing school in Guadalajara, where he's "swotting up," on all the swat angles and mathematical probabilities, commenting: “ We are three weeks away from the fight. I'm working six to eight rounds with Negrito Silvestre and Chino Rodriguez. I feel very powerful. I have great condition and I'll be at 200% capacity!”
Summing up, Novoa calculates that to gain top marks or even better, he must multiply effort, carefully divide his time, plus avoid a slide to rule, adding: “ Wanhengb is a dangerous challenger and as all fighters, he wants to become world champion, but it cost lots of effort to get there, and I WON'T lose it."
“From the very beginning I'll be throwing punches, but I must also be intelligent. My challenger counts on the support of his hometown fans, but I just don't care about that. I WILL show them all, why I'm the champion!”
Novoa (14-4-1, 9 KOs) says he doesn't pore or bore over videos of his opponents. “ I feel that as a boxer, you change in every single duel. Sometimes you get prepared for a specific style but at the moment of the fight, things are different.”
He's eager to fight Menayothin, with: (35-0, 11 KO´s) “Technical skills! I have to close all the exits. You have to force it at all times. I'll be prepared to fight all 12 rounds, but I will try to knock him out before that!”