In reply to LITTLE SAM:
if you want support and genuine replies then;
1) You've no chance. If you had the genetic talent to improve that fast, you'd have climbed at least Font 7c in your first year of climbing. In my first winter of bouldering I climbed 7C-ish. It took me 5 years or so to get to Font 8A, and another 10 or so to get to route 8c. Of course, I didn't get my training right, so
2) At least you've given yourself some chance by choosing a specific route that plays to your strengths. If you want to do it, you need to work on open hand (pocket strength) and one-arm pullup strength.
The one-armers you can go for with gusto. Use as much assistance as you need (a pulley and harness is best, a theraband will do) and do one-arm pyramids: 3x1 pullups, 2x2 pullups, 1x3 pullups. Reduce the assistance as rapidly as you can until you can do them unassisted. That's the kind of one-arm strength you could do with.
The pocket strength is going to have to be trained gradually and CAREFULLY. Start with deadhanging (I find reps of 20-30seconds with 20-30secs rest optimal, other opinions are available). Find a hold you can deadhang (IN COMFORT) with two fingers, fully open handed. Gradually, over the course of a year, reduce the hold size. When you're deadhanging two-fingered from a first-pad edge then start doing campus excercises, again fully open handed but with three fingers. Start with ladders and have about 1min rest between reps.
Do that for a year and you'll definitely get up an 8a/+ at Margalef. Maybe even Darwin Dixit, although it would surprise the hell out of me.
Your training goals for success; if you can deadhang a half-pad two finger pocket for 20s, 1-4-7 with 3 fingers, open hand, on small rungs and do 2-3 one-arm pullups, you'll stand a chance on Darwin Dixit.
You'll probably break.