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In a candid discussion about mental strength, Mary touched upon how she studied opponents and prepared tactically. She noted her own evolution from relying on instinct to analyzing videos and planning strategies, especially when facing southpaw versus orthodox fighters. Her emphasis was on mental toughness, fearlessness, and preparation—traits that allowed her to adapt swiftly to changing circumstances in the ring.
She explained that boxing is not just physical but highly psychological. Building confidence and fearless attitude come from rigorous training, strategic analysis, and mental conditioning. Her story urged women and men alike to develop resilience, learn from experience, and confront challenges head-on—be it in sports, careers, or life.