Arreola in shape?

captainanddew wrote:

ScottLevinson wrote:Here's what I'm thinking with Arreola. When the guy is in shape, he can bring the heat like not many other heavyweights can. If he can get in shape, iron out a kink or two, he could just position himself well to figure into the post-Klitschko era. I don't think he ever beats one of the K brothers, but I don't think his cause is as lost as some may believe.

can someone teach him how to throw a right hand. Watching him throw one is painful.

gomez1012 wrote:http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/arreola-slims-down-83289

A slimmed down and solid Chris “The Nightmare” Arreola, who is on target to enter the Home Depot Center boxing ring on Saturday night, May 14 in Carson, CA at his lowest weight in four years. “Right now I’m training very hard,” said the former #1-ranked world contender about his upcoming 10-round fight with Nagy Aguilera (16-5, 11 KOs) as the co-featured bout underneath the Super Six World Boxing Classic semi-final contest between WBA Super Middleweight Champion Andre Ward and Arthur Abraham. “I’m looking more to showing than talking; at least until after the fight,” said the normally ‘sound bite’ machine who ballooned up to a career high of 263 pounds in 2009.

The “re-dedication of Arreola” started when he and his longtime trainer Henry Ramirez trekked down to the Houston, TX training center run by Ronnie Shields to prepare for an ESPN2 main event on January 28, 2011. For the first time in eight fights, Arreola came in under 250-pounds for that bout. And now Arreola is back in Riverside hard at work with Ramirez for his upcoming bout. So what was Arreola’s motivation for re-dedicating himself? “I hate to lose,” he said.

Must of switched to the Fresco menu at Taco Bell

Diego408 wrote: This fool needs to hit a weight room. In Boxing you have to be lean and mean.