Volleyball hopes to succeed in Hungarian John Wick

– The national team focuses on events in the summer, and after 2023 we will participate again in the Silver European League. Here, with us, we can play with one level of similar players, we can learn a lot from such matches, and experience success, which is important for players. Then we have to stand in the EB qualifier against Turkey and Denmark much higher than us, it won’t be easy Said Nagy, who won the Champions League in 2007 as a German Friedrichshafen player. He then played in Italy and turned around in Austria and Romania. He remembers all of his station and brings valuable experience from everywhere that he / she is currently able to use.

Basketball is the most striking of other sports, the NBron James’ career and the genius of Nikola Jokics in the NBA.

– There is a lot to learn from American professional leagues, people often see only the outside, few people realize that the glitter and luxury cars are really hard work – summed up his insight among others Known from Keanu Reeves from Matrix and John Wick Peter the Great resembles until he speaks.

He says he’s not a movie fan at all, but because of his appearance, he is also related to this world, though he can’t do it and doesn’t like to talk about it so much. His famous « similar » has been confused several times, sharing a story that happened to him in the country.

– An Italian coach colleague visited me when a foreign tourist stepped together at the tram stop and said in English: Welcome to Budapest, Mr. Wick! He said, laughing.

But they do not care about exteriors, he wants to achieve results, though the task is almost as tough as Mr. Wick is waiting for the movies. Currently, the women’s discipline of Hungarian volleyball is more successful than the male, and the ladies have made it to several European championships over the last decade, and for the time being there is a little chance.

– Girls have a greater dive opportunity, technical preparation, and the funds are currently at a higher level than them Peter the Great explains.