Chris Arreola-Manuel Quezada on Friday Night Fights 8/13

Arreola fighting on the network he should've spent a lot more of his recent career on rather than HBO occupying time against the likes of Brian Minto, Jameel McCline, Travis Walker, Chazz Witherspoon.

Somewhat interesting main event here, as Arreola tries to keep from going 1-3 in his last 4.

 

Somebody at Maxboxing just came.

 

Hopefully Fat ass Arreola loses again and he can be relegated to something like Tuesday afternoon fights.

 

I don't get how this is viewed as a competitive fight, to be honest. Quezada's p/r team should win Pulitzers for the amount of content they've generated to get anyone interested in him.

 

Chris eat's on Tuesday nights. It will have to be Wednesday, or not at all.

 

Didn't Quezada just get beaten by some part-time SWAT dude?:dunno::dunno:

 

Does he still have a PR team?

No argument in the assessment of him, he's not very good and Arreola should beat him...but he did have less problems with Travis Walker than Arreola did. ::

Here's some video of that fight for those interested...the best part of it comes after the knockout, when "Slim" climbs the ropes.

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http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/arreola-quezada-weigh-in-56266

It's 256 vs. 228.

 

That's 5 1/2 pounds heavier than he was against Adamek, a fight he said he lost in "training", and why he decided rededicated himself for this fight.

 

http://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-boxing-arreola-20100813,0,1111766.story

 

Guy actually reminds me of Arreola style-wise. They throw the right hand in there the same way anyway.

 

I'll watch the video when i get home.

It doesn't matter though, once he's re-dedicated himself the world is in trouble.

 

Don´t have you have to dedicate for a first time before you can re-dedicate? :scratcher:

 

Not if Jesus is on your side and you've lead a tough life coming up in the barrio.

Re-dedication comes first.

 

Yeah, in the sense that neither of their right hands look great.

Arreola's technique often looks quite poor when he throws his right, especially when he stats lunging with his weight going forward and flares his elbow out as he's throwing it.

 

Only that part of it concerned with the production of pizza, ham, taco's, enchiladas and fajita rolls.

A re-dedicated Chris Arreola may just be enough to avert the impending food crisis in Pakistan and Russia.

 

B-Hop: "His commitment's been a nightmare"

 

If he doesn´t stop that can in less than five rounds, he should never be on TV again.

 

Arreola has so much fat on his arms, whne the punch finally arrives it has lost all its snap.

 

Quezada might win this fight. Arreola looks gassed already in round two.

 

Not a bad fight through three.

 

Entertaining club fight. If I had a good prospect in the heavyweight division Arreola would be my target.The guy is utter garbage. After 3-4 rounds he becomes a punching bag for a decent heavyweight.

 

Agreed, Arreola's not very good and he's fortunate to have even been on HBO, let alone be a house fighter...but for an ESPN2 main event, him and Quezada is decent enough.

 

Last two rounds Quezada gave as good as he got.

 

Arreola is a hot mess in there.The tomato can with the tomato can red shorts is actually landing decent shots now ...smh

 

He´s lucky he has a bum in there who has lost decisions to 3-17 or 4-12 guys, otherwise he´d lose. Not winning by much as it is.

 

Quezada looked about done in rd. 9...but survived.

 

They need to keep Arreola clear of guys like Zuri Lawrence, till they can cash in again.

 

...and easily wins the 10th round as Arreola is tired again and backs up after a jab to the body.

 

...and wins the 11th. Arreola claims right hand injury to explain his lack of effort.