GODDAMN has Chris Arreola let himself go!

[tito yuca]

Look at him just 3 years ago!



I don't even remember having seen him on the Floyd-Baldo undercard, and I ordered that PPV and remember Williams-Pakau very well. Did they televise his fight, or did I just forget it was him because he looks so different?

[Doctor_Tenma]

I don't remember him either. Arreola should atleast enter the ring at 230, those 22 lbs make a HUGE difference.

[Trenchant]

Well, I think he entered the ring heavy on purpose to deal with Vitali. I think it was intentional. He bulled Vitali around in there for the first half of the fight, and I don't think he could have done that if he was as light as he is in that picture. He would'nt have done **** if he was that light. With that said, against most opponents he should get back down to 235 or so.

[Heru]

Hopefully the beatdown convinced him he needs to come in and stay in better shape.

Chambers didn't figure it out until he beat Sam Peter, go figure.

Damn, I mentioned 3 recent examples of an overweight contender that bought into their own hype. No wonder the American heavyweight scene is terrible.

[FromAfrica]

Thats when he fought Damian Willis.

*Quote from ea5tsideb0xing

"In the best bout of the evening, two undefeated heavyweights from California squared off. Chris Arreola raised his record to 18-0 (16) with a TKO at 2:17 of the seventh round, over Damian Wills. Wills is the son of former heavyweight Mark Wills. His record fell to 21-1-1 (15)."

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[Boxingwizard]

Arreola still had blubber on him at 229, he should be weighing in at least 220. He needs new conditioning team along with a new trainer, or at least a co-trainer.

[Davros?]

Arreola still had blubber on him at 229, he should be weighing in at least 220. He needs new conditioning team along with a new trainer, or at least a co-trainer.

Yeah i think Arreola should be at or around 220lb, Chambers proved that lossing weight can massivley improve your perfomance.