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I mever saw either fight because I was in Bolivia.was the arreola/klit fight even competitive or did arreola just eat punches all night? I'm looking for an honest opinion that's unbias.
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He just ate punches all night, but to his credit, he never gave up trying to find a way inside, and he forced Vitali to work all 10 rounds of the fight.
If Chris had been anywhere near Vitali's size, it would've been a pick'em fight, with Arreola's heart and determination being his biggest assett.
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Originally posted by Klitschko2009 View PostYou're just another ******ed Klitschko hater.
Nobody cares about your ******ed opinions.
Bruno never accomplished jack **** in his career, never won a world title, who did he beat?
Prime 4 Prime...Bruno gets destroyed by either Klitschko.
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Originally posted by Stickman View PostHe just ate punches all night, but to his credit, he never gave up trying to find a way inside, and he forced Vitali to work all 10 rounds of the fight.
If Chris had been anywhere near Vitali's size, it would've been a pick'em fight, with Arreola's heart and determination being his biggest assett.
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Originally posted by joe strong View PostThanks,I look forward to seeing it.it's nice to hear arreola was in decent shape.I also heard toney was 211,peter 239,tua 237 which is good for the division.guys coming to fight in shape.Briggs is coming back I hear at 250,Rahman I hear is 230.doesn't mean anything but at least they are in shape.toney at 211 is very impressive.
RE: Tua...
Yeah, he's trimmer than he's been since his late 20's, I'm happy to say, and if he can maintain that discipline, he could literally kill everyone in the division except for the Klitchkos, and he might even give them serious trouble, should he find a way inside (something he was always good at, probably on par with Tyson in that respect).
Peter is, I believe, about done making big noise in the division. I think Vitali broke his heart, and he no longer has the hunger he'd need to run through the top end.
Briggs is back for another payday or two, in my opinion, though I'd be tickled ****less to be wrong about that. The guy was potential incarnate, in his prime. Lightning fast hands, great power, predatory instinct...he just didn't have the mental fortitude, I think....of course the affinity for chow didn't help.
And Rahman is always exciting to watch, whatever else he may be.
Toney is, however, frigging done, has been for awhile, he just hasn't gotten the memo yet.
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