Re: Wilder vs Arreola
Posted: 20 Jun 2016, 13:16
Who cares really?
Fred Kassi would suggest Breazeale.marvelous marv wrote:Who wins in a fight, Arreola or Breazeale?
Arreola himself voted for Wilder KOSyntax Error wrote:Who's voted for Arreola by KO?![]()
I would have struggled to pick Arreola by KO when he had some use as a fighter, but now, he's on his way to being finished & that's from a low base in the first place.
PredatorHayds wrote:Arreola himself voted for Wilder KO
TBH I think Arreola putted money on Wilder winning by KO in the early rounds.PredatorHayds wrote:Arreola himself voted for Wilder KOSyntax Error wrote:Who's voted for Arreola by KO?![]()
I would have struggled to pick Arreola by KO when he had some use as a fighter, but now, he's on his way to being finished & that's from a low base in the first place.
Probably Breazeale, but it'd be a narrow decision win, and they'd both look like sh*t.marvelous marv wrote:Who wins in a fight, Arreola or Breazeale?
asdfjkl wrote:The WBC just ranked Arreola rank 9!
This is an absolute joke lol.
Yeah just blatant proof that the rankings can be bought and sold, and nothing will be done about it because nobody gives a sh*t.asdfjkl wrote:The WBC just ranked Arreola rank 9!
This is an absolute joke lol.
I care a fair amount about who is considered heavyweight champion of the world.Cap wrote:Who cares really?
Tyson Fury is the Heavyweight Champion. Every other Heavyweight are contenders and nothing more.The End wrote:I care a fair amount about who is considered heavyweight champion of the world.Cap wrote:Who cares really?
Apparently you missed the fact that he had to find an opponent on a few weeks notice? Arreola isn't a good opponent in a normal situation, but this is different. You need to follow the news a little bit, keep up.pound per pound wrote:asdfjkl wrote:The WBC just ranked Arreola rank 9!
This is an absolute joke lol.
I'm giving up on Wilder. It's clear he has no interest taking on a legitimately ranked top ten opponent. Even by WBC standards
Bryant Jennings, Gerald Washington, or Andy Ruiz Jr weren't available? You don't gotta look too hard to do better than Arreola.Badhusker wrote:Apparently you missed the fact that he had to find an opponent on a few weeks notice? Arreola isn't a good opponent in a normal situation, but this is different. You need to follow the news a little bit, keep up.pound per pound wrote:asdfjkl wrote:The WBC just ranked Arreola rank 9!
This is an absolute joke lol.
I'm giving up on Wilder. It's clear he has no interest taking on a legitimately ranked top ten opponent. Even by WBC standards
Can you show me a link to those rankings?marvelous marv wrote:Arreola reappeared where he was last ranked, six months ago before the suspension. It's quite common these days. Luis Ortiz came off steroid suspension as a mandatory for the WBA belt and so was Fres Oquendo. Lucas Browne will likely be given the same treatment.
Or do you really think there's a WBC conspiracy that was hatched in 2015 and only coming to fruition now...
Word. It's not like we are asking Wilder to fight Ortiz or Parker. Arreola is a weak pick.gilgamesh wrote:Bryant Jennings, Gerald Washington, or Andy Ruiz Jr weren't available? You don't gotta look too hard to do better than Arreola.Badhusker wrote:Apparently you missed the fact that he had to find an opponent on a few weeks notice? Arreola isn't a good opponent in a normal situation, but this is different. You need to follow the news a little bit, keep up.pound per pound wrote:
I'm giving up on Wilder. It's clear he has no interest taking on a legitimately ranked top ten opponent. Even by WBC standards
Have you seen Arreola recently?SenorPipino wrote:The Breazeale I've seen recently would have had trouble getting out of the first 2 rounds with Arreola.
What a surprise that Joshua has found himself a chump to bite on.
That's what I was thinking when I read Senor's postasdfjkl wrote:Have you seen Arreola recently?SenorPipino wrote:The Breazeale I've seen recently would have had trouble getting out of the first 2 rounds with Arreola.
What a surprise that Joshua has found himself a chump to bite on.
I already wonder what the Arreola fans are going to sing.gilgamesh wrote:That's what I was thinking when I read Senor's postasdfjkl wrote:Have you seen Arreola recently?SenorPipino wrote:The Breazeale I've seen recently would have had trouble getting out of the first 2 rounds with Arreola.
What a surprise that Joshua has found himself a chump to bite on.
asdfjkl wrote:I already wonder what the Arreola fans are going to sing.gilgamesh wrote:That's what I was thinking when I read Senor's postasdfjkl wrote: Have you seen Arreola recently?
Chris is on fire, Deontay is terrified, Chris is on fire.
Jennings? On 4 weeks notice and for a tiny payday? I think not.gilgamesh wrote:Bryant Jennings, Gerald Washington, or Andy Ruiz Jr weren't available? You don't gotta look too hard to do better than Arreola.Badhusker wrote:Apparently you missed the fact that he had to find an opponent on a few weeks notice? Arreola isn't a good opponent in a normal situation, but this is different. You need to follow the news a little bit, keep up.pound per pound wrote:
I'm giving up on Wilder. It's clear he has no interest taking on a legitimately ranked top ten opponent. Even by WBC standards