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even if arreola came in a body builder it still wouldnt have helped him
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well yea, bodybuilders cant fight for ****
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I get what you’re saying and yes, a statement like that could be interpreted as a slight against Klitschko. But there are a couple of things embedded in that statement…
First, you’re right, even if Arreola was in perfect shape it certainly wouldn’t have guaranteed him a victory. But at the same time I think you would have to agree that coming into a fight in shape as opposed to not is always better and leads to a better performance, and also is vital if you are trying to pull out an upset.
Second, coming into a fight out of shape suggests poor work habits. This includes everything from watching film to working on technique. Again, all things that are needed to win a championship.
So yes, Klitschko winning had more to do with what he did more so than what Arreola didn’t do. But I think it’s safe to say that coming in out of shape probably sealed the deal.Comment
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Exactly...styles make fights, not muscles. Cry baby Chris's thinking was not even reality based, thinking he could win against a seasoned, well conditioned, properly trained, professional world champion boxer, just by getting hs fat ass off the sofa and setting aside the fatty food from the fast food place his wife works at, and getting into the ring all wiggly jiggly...then...**** i can't even finish this post the guy is so pathetic....lol.Comment
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im not worried much about gut or chest or what you are thinking about... Arreola needs better legs...he needs to maneuver better. And yes, that takes being in better shape.Comment
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I think he needed abit more speed and headmovement to win the fight or at least make it more competitve.
He was doing the same stuff and Vital did the same stuff over and over again.
It's his first loss alway the hardest so maybe next time we see a different ChrisComment
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