Thread: Witherspoon-Arreola is On.

Undefeated heavyweight prospect Chazz Witherspoon informed 15rounds.com that his long rumored June 21st showdown with fellow undefeated heavyweight, Cristobal Arreola is on and will take place most likely in New York City..

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Yeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

Arreola!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Win or lose, I like him. Always brings it. Never scared.

That's a nice match up. Chazz is going to have to show some fire but I think he will prevail as I think Arreola is limited in the skills department, a bit wild and seemingly able to be outboxed. Chazz has to be assertive though and not let Arreola bully him down and beat him up.

I like Chazz, this is a good step I hope he wins.

Originally Posted by amat

That's a nice match up. Chazz is going to have to show some fire but I think he will prevail as I think Arreola is limited in the skills department, a bit wild and seemingly able to be outboxed. Chazz has to be assertive though and not let Arreola bully him down and beat him up.

I like Chazz, this is a good step I hope he wins.

This is definately and Arreola win for me. Chazz is a good fighter but does not work hard enough, Arreola is the opposite not as skilled but throws more and works harder. He will wear down and stop Witherspoon in Round 10 or 11.

I'm a Arreola fan but I think Chazz will win by Decision.

I just feel that anyone who can move and and be active like Chazz will beat Arreola.

CHAZZ all the way baby!!!

Good step for both these guys. I'll pull for an Arreola win, but I would bet Chazz gets the nod.

Apparently Chris Areola is going up against fellow undefeated and also 23-0 heavyweight prospect Chazz Witherspoon.

I didn't know this was happening but am pretty excited about this one.

Areola is one of the divisions most exciting (and possibly the ugliest) fighters and Witherspoon is a pretty decent defensive fighter.

This one should be good. I expect Areola will be too aggressive for Witherspoon who is not the hardest fighter to back up and Areola should overpower him but it's a great matchup nonetheless.

I'll look forward to this one and if Areola can win and look good we may have another exciting prospect.

Certainly not a rival to Wladimir but he's someone who could potentially flatten David Haye and that's good enough for me...........

I don't see nothing good about Arreola at all. He is average at best.

Old Skelton would beat him.

Righ here Bilbo, my young boy...

Mick is always ready for these encounters...


PS. Since your falling behind on the Rep. points with 193, heres some Rep. that should help you out in catching up to me.

I don't see much in either of these guys honestly, hopefully I'm wrong.

Awesome...I agree with Ouma though, I don't see these guys making too much noise in the division just yet but hey anything can happen.

I see Chazz using his better boxing and taking the UD.

I hope this is on TV somewhere

I've been saying for a while now that David Haye should go an do the business against an up and comming american prospect and i singled out Arreola! Since both these guys are undefeated I think it'd make sense for him to fight the winner rather than go all out and try to get Wlad straight away. I think Haye would outclass Arreola, and look good doing so. Would be a good way to kick off his heavyweight challenge and would cause some waves in the US and make people pay attention.

Originally Posted by totalboxing1

I've been saying for a while now that David Haye should go an do the business against an up and comming american prospect and i singled out Arreola! Since both these guys are undefeated I think it'd make sense for him to fight the winner rather than go all out and try to get Wlad straight away. I think Haye would outclass Arreola, and look good doing so. Would be a good way to kick off his heavyweight challenge and would cause some waves in the US and make people pay attention.

I would be down for that.

Originally Posted by killersheep

Originally Posted by totalboxing1

I've been saying for a while now that David Haye should go an do the business against an up and comming american prospect and i singled out Arreola! Since both these guys are undefeated I think it'd make sense for him to fight the winner rather than go all out and try to get Wlad straight away. I think Haye would outclass Arreola, and look good doing so. Would be a good way to kick off his heavyweight challenge and would cause some waves in the US and make people pay attention.

I would be down for that.

Obviously this is by no means a walkover for Haye as Arreola can certainly bang and Haye does has issues with his chin and cuts. I'd certainly be a good fight whilst it lasted, and since he likes to take risks, this is definately a risk. Whether its as big a risk as taking on Wlad, well I don't know about that.