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Officially, the bout can never be staged unless Williams adds on 46 lbs, but check the size of Williams next to Arreola:
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Arreola is listed as 6-4, Williams 6-1, yet there he is, easily as tall as jiggles. With a half foot in reach and big edge in handspeed and footspeed, nothing dainty about him.
They were talking about going up to supermid, but me thinks jiggles is an easier fight if they want to make a big splash.
Walker is no more than a decent prospect, yet he easily stood in front of Arreola and picked him apart until he blew a gasket and spat out his mouthpiece. At 250lbs. jiggles is just a huge bucket of grease that keeps falling on top of Baby Hueys. He's never met a championship caliber fighter and doesn't have the footwork and stamina to chase down anyone.
Williams wouldn't have to work that hard to be elusive for very long. His stamina is unassailable and I've never seen him buzzed. Don't expect him to take flush shots, but if his footwork is right, he should be able to slip outside the danger zone and pop him to death as jiggles rolls to a stop.
We could have seen this fight in days of yore. Ed Dunkhorst was a turn of the century heavy prospect in the 230-260 range and easily out manuevered by 160-170 lb top fighters with smaller frames than Williams.
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Arreola is listed as 6-4, Williams 6-1, yet there he is, easily as tall as jiggles. With a half foot in reach and big edge in handspeed and footspeed, nothing dainty about him.
They were talking about going up to supermid, but me thinks jiggles is an easier fight if they want to make a big splash.
Walker is no more than a decent prospect, yet he easily stood in front of Arreola and picked him apart until he blew a gasket and spat out his mouthpiece. At 250lbs. jiggles is just a huge bucket of grease that keeps falling on top of Baby Hueys. He's never met a championship caliber fighter and doesn't have the footwork and stamina to chase down anyone.
Williams wouldn't have to work that hard to be elusive for very long. His stamina is unassailable and I've never seen him buzzed. Don't expect him to take flush shots, but if his footwork is right, he should be able to slip outside the danger zone and pop him to death as jiggles rolls to a stop.
We could have seen this fight in days of yore. Ed Dunkhorst was a turn of the century heavy prospect in the 230-260 range and easily out manuevered by 160-170 lb top fighters with smaller frames than Williams.
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