Comments Thread For: Arreola: Wilder Was Much Better Fighter, Couldn't Figure Him Out

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Chris Arreola Talks - BIRMINGHAM, AL - Undefeated heavyweight world champion Deontay "The Bronze Bomber" Wilder (37-0, 36 KOs) finished three-time world title challenger Chris "The Nightmare" Arreola (36-5-1, 31 KOs) after the eighth round of the main event of Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) on FOX and FOX Deportes from Legacy Arena at the BJCC in Birmingham, Alabama.
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[The tucker]

He should have let his hands go more he was already all the way down on the score cards..... But o well he tried.

[megh50]

Reminds me of Fury vs Chisora. Arreola and Chisora both had no chance of getting in and up close to do any damage. With Deontay's movement, it would make for a very interesting fight with him vs Joshua, or Povetkin for that matter, who is both more flat footed. I think Deontay takes a better shot than Joshua

[deathofaclown]

Reminds me of Fury vs Chisora. Arreola and Chisora both had no chance of getting in and up close to do any damage. With Deontay's movement, it would make for a very interesting fight with him vs Joshua, or Povetkin for that matter, who is both more flat footed. I think Deontay takes a better shot than Joshua

Fury v Wilder would be good.

I think Fury's movement is more intelligent though. Wlad couldn't figure him out at all. Even when Fury seemed to be there in distance, he knows how to make small movements to offset his opponents rhythm. Wilders movement is just more about getting out of the way quickly and sometimes leaves himself very open when he moves back or along the ropes, he just the likes of Arreola can't take advantage of that.

Either way, i've always felt Fury and Wilder would make Anthony Joshua look like a real flat footed fighter and a bit of a plodder. I think Joshua would struggle to land clean shots on them, and i think they would have success landing on him. I also felt Haye would be a stylistic nightmare for Joshua for similar reasons, if Haye is anywhere close to what he was. Haye always had good head movement and movement in general.

I've never been a big Wilder fan, but i think he's always improving and puts the hard work into learning his craft, so i can respect that. I don't think he's a natural boxer, but he definitely works at it.

I think Fury is probably more naturally gifted than the other heavyweights now, which is why a motivated in shape Fury is going to be very difficult to beat. It's not often you get a 6'9 guy who's actually pretty gifted.

[Lou Cipher]

hey Chris...it's called TRAINING.

[.!WAR MIKEY!.]

you just a mentally weak bitch.

[SterlingStained]

bro you're fatter than a nuclear irradiated mega burrito.

you're opinion means nothing to me.

i hate fat fighters.

you are disgrace to the sport.

[Metho_4u]

hey Chris...it's called TRAINING.

Yeah, Wade could've used that too right?

[Metho_4u]

bro you're fatter than a nuclear irradiated mega burrito.

you're opinion means nothing to me.

i hate fat fighters.

you are disgrace to the sport.

Do you fight? Are you fat?

[Teetotaler]

Lol ****in fatass