Comments Thread For: Ariza: Maidana Better Beware of Amir Khan's Power

[PainKiller]

Do you really want me to answer that question vis-a'-vis Justin Fortune? Before Fortune was a fitness coach he was...wait for it...yes you guessed it, a BOXER/PRIZE FIGHTER lol!!! You are making my point for me. What's next, Eddie Futch or Mackie Shilstone? The fact remains that after more than 2 years of strength & conditioning Pacman and becoming a huge voice for boxing outlets as if he was the chief 2nd himself, Alex Ariza has absolutely no write ups on his background etc. I'm gonna end it here cuz I see my questions have pretty much fallen on deaf ******* ears. But thanks again for the good laugh about "where did Justin Fortune come from." Classic-

When most boxers don't have conditionaing coaches, does it matter if he has a big CV or not?

[tomatocantender]

When most boxers don't have conditionaing coaches, does it matter if he has a big CV or not?

Yes, I do think it matters from a transparency side of things. I could be this local dude at the corner health & fitness club who learned the art of iron transfusions coupled with EPO red blood cell intakes to turn someone into superman...and pass any doping pee test known to mankind. I didn't receive my B.S. from any accredited school with a masters etc...but I picked up my training certification at the local trade school with a pretty associate's degree hanging in the back of the Wild Card Gym. I have nothing really to lose (reputation, clientele) so a friend of a friend hooked me up with Freddie after Roach's big fallout with guys that do it right and clean (insert Justin Fortune's name here...or Mackie Shilstone if we simply want to cite the BEST). After 2 plus years with the pound for pound cash cow, the most extensive write up into my background is a one liner on my Alex Ariza facebook page that simply says "I have over 10 years experience in strength & conditioning." So yeah to answer your question I see no explanation as to why the boxing public doesn't know more about this guy which is something the Mayweather 3 (well make that 4 with Uncle Jeff) have probed in to but got stonewalled and gagged out by a defamation suit.

[boxingfan76]

Alex Ariza, the strength and conditioning coach of WBA junior welterweight champion Amir Khan, talks about his boxer's upcoming fight with mandatory/interim-champion Marcos Maidana, which takes place at the Mandalay Bay on December 11 and televised by HBO.

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stfu ariza u and roach are ****ing more annoying to hear than even mayweather, totally root against your team for that. go back to making sterioid milkshakes and being a janitor.

[Pullcounter]

Maidana is a dead man...

unless he lands a on khan's chin.

[Konstantin]

Yes, I do think it matters from a transparency side of things. I could be this local dude at the corner health & fitness club who learned the art of iron transfusions coupled with EPO red blood cell intakes to turn someone into superman...and pass any doping pee test known to mankind. I didn't receive my B.S. from any accredited school with a masters etc...but I picked up my training certification at the local trade school with a pretty associate's degree hanging in the back of the Wild Card Gym. I have nothing really to lose (reputation, clientele) so a friend of a friend hooked me up with Freddie after Roach's big fallout with guys that do it right and clean (insert Justin Fortune's name here...or Mackie Shilstone if we simply want to cite the BEST). After 2 plus years with the pound for pound cash cow, the most extensive write up into my background is a one liner on my Alex Ariza facebook page that simply says "I have over 10 years experience in strength & conditioning." So yeah to answer your question I see no explanation as to why the boxing public doesn't know more about this guy which is something the Mayweather 3 (well make that 4 with Uncle Jeff) have probed in to but got stonewalled and gagged out by a defamation suit.

Are you blind. The dude in the first page told you.

Alex worked as a strength and conditioning coach for Corrales for the Mayweather fight. He didnt come out of nowhere...

[tomatocantender]

Are you blind. The dude in the first page told you.

Alex worked as a strength and conditioning coach for Corrales for the Mayweather fight. He didnt come out of nowhere...

Damn I thought he was being facetious with the Corrales (RIP) stuff because his next sentence was talking about Alex being this deadly assassin in Europe. Alright if this is true in the interview I just read where he claims to have worked with Diego and Erik Morales, then I also saw where Alex graduated from SDSU in 95 with a b.s. in exercise science. Thanks for the clarification. But it would still be nice to have a third party source give a bio on this guy versus his own words in an interview...but whatever, I'll assume he's been perfecting his craft since Corralles was still here and was in the right place at the right time with Freddie, Manny & WC Gym.

[ma51f]

khan will shock the world, fight maidanna's fight and knock him out

[gwildcat77]

MAIDANA is one BADASS MOE-FOE

MAIDANA is one BADASS MOE-FOE ... so if AMIR can knock this dude out ... he's definitely going to be one of the top dawgs out there...

[dirkdigler]

Ariza should start Kahn chewing on a leather belt to improve kahns chin cause maidanas got some power too.

[PRBOXINGCOTTO]

Con will get ktfo we have not seen no power against top comp oh yea con never fought top comp lol