What's next for Arreola, Thompson, Chambers, Peter, JC Gomez and Boytsov?

[The Hammer]

I haven't been finding much about what plans these guys have.

Arreola had a nice KO win in January, and so he's due back about May, but who will his opponent be?

Where is Tony Thompson? He was in with that old, retired feather-fisted journeyman last fall, but why isn't he scheduled to fight again?

Is Sam Peter fighting Maurice Harris? If so when and where? Will Chambers wait and fight the winner?

What is JC Gomez going to do next? Why doesn't he fight a contender instead of another clubfighter?

I had read Denis Boytsov was going to appear in Las Vegas in April, but apparently there's been a change of plan. What's up with him, will he step up and fight a live opponent next time out?

[warp1432]

I remember reading from dan that Boytsov is coming back in may I think

[The Hammer]

I remember reading from dan that Boytsov is coming back in may I think

Yes, but I wonder will it be in the US on a Golden Boy card?

[paulf]

JC Gomez is in Germany fighting bums. I'm sure he's looking to build up a big win streak that will take him to an alphabet eliminator and then another shot at Klitschko out of nowhere.

Bostov is chilling in the cut. He and I are the same age (born 1986), so given his injuries I understand his people are pulling him back a bit. Let him heal, build up his record quite a bit, and get him ready to be champion in his late 20s. I'm sure they're hoping Wlad is out of the picture by then. Povetkin is too old to pull that ****, but Boystov has time.

I am tired of Sam Peter landing in the top challenger positions. I would really like to see him face Chris Arreola, however.

[The Hammer]

JC Gomez is in Germany fighting bums. I'm sure he's looking to build up a big win streak that will take him to an alphabet eliminator and then another shot at Klitschko out of nowhere.

Bostov is chilling in the cut. He and I are the same age (born 1986), so given his injuries I understand his people are pulling him back a bit. Let him heal, build up his record quite a bit, and get him ready to be champion in his late 20s. I'm sure they're hoping Wlad is out of the picture by then. Povetkin is too old to pull that ****, but Boystov has time.

I am tired of Sam Peter landing in the top challenger positions. I would really like to see him face Chris Arreola, however.

That would be an entertaining fight. The IBF should have Arreola-Peter in the other half of that four fighter eliminator, instead of Harris-Peter.

[onechance87]

Hope chris stays active.

[The Hammer]

Hope chris stays active.

I think he will. He has no problem getting on TV.

Maybe he'll be back on ESPN again next time out - or if he fights a contender, I wouldn't be surprised to see him back on HBO.

[Maximum Carnage]

It would be nice to see him fight Haye as there is some bad blood there.

[THe TRiNiTY]

I think Chris Arreola has a tune up lined up, if memory serves. After that, I'd assume he's going to go after Haye or Wladimir. Vitali is always going to be a problem for his style.

Tony Thompson? Well, he's got a few wins in a row, but I haven't heard a DAMN about what he's going up to next.

Not sure about the rest. Not sure about any of it, to be real.

[The Hammer]

It would be nice to see him fight Haye as there is some bad blood there.

I'd love to see that fight. I think Haye would have problems with Arreola's pressure and eventually get broken down.