Thread: Impressive win by McWilliams Arroyo

McWilliams Arroyo KO's Saludar In Two, Title Shot Next - Boxing News




McWilliams showed some good power in that fight. That left hook that put Saludar down and out was a thing of beauty. Neither of the Arroyo brothers have been as active as I would like... but it seems they might both be lining up title shots here in the near future. Of the two, I've always favored McWilliams over McJoe. Not getting ahead of myself, but things are looking up for both of them.

Originally Posted by TitoFan

McWilliams Arroyo KO's Saludar In Two, Title Shot Next - Boxing News





McWilliams showed some good power in that fight. That left hook that put Saludar down and out was a thing of beauty. Neither of the Arroyo brothers have been as active as I would like... but it seems they might both be lining up title shots here in the near future. Of the two, I've always favored McWilliams over McJoe. Not getting ahead of myself, but things are looking up for both of them.

Saw the fight. Like you said, it was a great hook. Nothing as pretty as an effective well placed left hook, in my opinion.

I did not see the fight, what channel got a link?

Originally Posted by Master

I did not see the fight, what channel got a link?

Here we go

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XntaIJ5aqI

I think McWilliams will REALLY struggle if he ends up facing Amnat Ruenroeng. It was a great shot to put down Saludar but Ruenroeng is something else compared to the Filipino.

McJoe's beat down of "Tyson" Marquez was amazing and I'd favour him against both Teiru Kinoshita and Zolani Tete, who of course battle for the IBF title next month at the Portopia Hotel in Kobe, what a GORGEOUS place that looks to be!

Originally Posted by boxing prospect

I think McWilliams will REALLY struggle if he ends up facing Amnat Ruenroeng. It was a great shot to put down Saludar but Ruenroeng is something else compared to the Filipino.

McJoe's beat down of "Tyson" Marquez was amazing and I'd favour him against both Teiru Kinoshita and Zolani Tete, who of course battle for the IBF title next month at the Portopia Hotel in Kobe, what a GORGEOUS place that looks to be!

I agree, i thought McWilliams was wild. In saying that I was impressed with Saludar before he got KOd. McJoe looked fantastic against Marquez. That uppercut for the last knockdown was a beaut

Originally Posted by La Cucaracha

Originally Posted by Master

I did not see the fight, what channel got a link?

Here we go

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XntaIJ5aqI

Just watched the fight again (thanks LC). If I'm gonna be picky, I don't like the way McWilliams throws his right (many were slow and a bit wide). But he does have a nice, powerful, compact left hook. Don't know how he'll do against Amnat... guess we'll just have to see. Admittedly, McJoe is the better boxer of the two brothers. I like the power McWilliams displays, however.

Originally Posted by TitoFan

Originally Posted by La Cucaracha

Originally Posted by Master

I did not see the fight, what channel got a link?

Here we go

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XntaIJ5aqI

Just watched the fight again (thanks LC). If I'm gonna be picky, I don't like the way McWilliams throws his right (many were slow and a bit wide). But he does have a nice, powerful, compact left hook. Don't know how he'll do against Amnat... guess we'll just have to see. Admittedly, McJoe is the better boxer of the two brothers. I like the power McWilliams displays, however.

There are a lot of great matchups for McJoe. Looking forward to watching him flourish

I've said this in another thread but flyweight is looking stacked and the best continue to fight each other

I think Ruenroeng defeats Arroyo pretty easy