if he fights wald and lose do he still have a future in boxing?

[keepthemhandsup]

i'm talking about chris arreola.....if he fights wald and lose (which i think he will) would he still have a future in boxing? i mean he still got time he's only 27 and if he work on his god damn ****ty of a defense he'll be a great boxer...plus he can bring exciement (spelling?) to the ring....


what you guys think?

[Kastrioti]

He will probably continue to fight, but he is not champ material IMO. I don't think he'll be getting a belt anytime soon.

[Ryn0]

He will probably continue to fight, but he is not champ material IMO. I don't think he'll be getting a belt anytime soon.

Depends if he gets a shot against Valuev....

[The_Visitation]

If all those who can't/couldn't beat Wlad 'don't have a future in boxing' the HW division would be very quiet!!

I agree with previous posters, Arreola won't beat Wlad (or Vitali) who is simply out of his league but he would have a shot against Valuev. I don't agree so much regarding future potential; the guy is a pro with 26 fights behind him and I can't see any dramatic changes happening now. The best thing he could do is work on his fitness; sooner or later he will need to go 12 rounds to win and keep throwing punches while doing it.

[MANGLER]

Arreola is a fun guy to watch so he'll be able to come back if he loses. Thing is right now I don't see any HW's wit any real future cuz I don't see the K bros losin to any of these guys.

[Naps]

One loss at 27 is not the end of his career.

[Jim Jeffries]

Hell yes he would, it might even motivate the fat SOB to get back into shape. Hell, he used to be a LHW not that long ago.

[Bushbaby]

In the heavyweight div,if you can punch,u have a chance and a real chance if u have a solid chin and ur opponent doesnt!!

[keepthemhandsup]

One loss at 27 is not the end of his career.

but right now he's getting so much hype that i'm wondering if he'll have any future in boxing

i ageere that he might not be champ material....but with champs like valuev anyone can be a champ these days

[Soda Popinski]

One loss at 27 is not the end of his career.

Agree. I don't think people expect him to win anyway so he's not risking much in the first place. If he loses, so what.... that's what he's supposed to do.