Arnold Schwarzenegger has ruled the world of bodybuilding like none other. The legend with seven Mr. Olympia titles is undeniably people’s favorite. Having perfected multiple roles, the man is a health freak and loves his ‘fight commentary.’

He shares his thoughts on how heavyweight boxers like Tyson and Muhammad Ali dominated the ring. A Tyson Fury admirer, Arnold can not help but shower praise. Knowing his struggles, the Terminator star talks extensively about the boxing champion.

Arnold’s praise for Tyson

The love and respect that athletes have for each other transcend beyond the sporting field. Appreciating Fury for overcoming all the obstacles, Arnold said, “In 2018, he decided to reapply for his boxing license, get his a** off the couch, and do something with the great talent he was given.”

Back in 2016, the boxing legend faced a troubled time. He had a lot of issues with his mental health and alcoholism after vacating his boxing titles in 2016. Weighing 300lbs at the time, he was involved heavily in drinking and other bad-for-health products. There even came a time in Tyson’s life when he had thoughts of suicide, and struggled to find his place in life. But the adversaries were not strong enough to hold him back.

As Arnold rightly said, the legend did realize, “Enough’s enough. Now I’m in charge of my own destiny.” 

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As Arnold quotes, braving the odds, Fury “is a champion once again.” Not all fight needs to be fought in the rings. For the ex-governor, Fury is undeniably one of the most honest and positive fighters. He is an advocate for mental health and an inspiration for many. Even Arnold learned many valuable lessons from him.

For Arnold Schwarzenegger, ‘Sport’ is his learning ground

In Arnold’s heart, the world of “sports” holds a very special place. Reminiscing his childhood days, the Austrian-Oak talked about how he used to watch the Olympics and boxing matches outside the appliance store. According to him, sports help prepare one for the unprecedented life experiences

In the sporting world, everyone is equal. As Arnold explains further, “it doesn’t matter if you’re rich or poor,” the target will always remain the same. Irrespective of the background that one comes from, there will always be a time when one will “fall, fail, or feel depressed.”

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As long as one gets up, they are not the loser. It is no doubt that Arnold’s greatness comes not only from his achievements but also from his real-life experiences!