Partial amateur record of Luis Arias-41 wins and 10 loses. Full results: 2011-06-21 165 Edgar Alvarado 165 Colorado Springs, CO USA L by pts. 10:9 ?-? 2011-04-27 165 Daquan Arnett 165 Indianapolis, IN USA L by dec. 3-? 2011-04-25 165 Matt Breslin 165 Indianapolis, IN USA W by dec. 3-? 2011-04-17 165 Juan Antonio Mercado 165 Harvey USA W by pts. 23:11 ?-? 2011-03-25 165 Juan Carlos Rodriguez 165 Cumana VEN L by pts. 9:6 ?-? 2010-09-11 165 Luca Podda 165 Assisi ITA W by pts. 14:12 3-3 2010-09-08 165 Luca Podda 165 Rome ITA W by pts. 14:8 3-3 2010-07-17 165 Jesse Hart 165 Colorado Springs, CO USA W by pts. +4:4 ?-? 2010-07-15 165 D'Mitrius Ballard 165 Colorado Springs, CO USA W by pts. 18:7 ?-? 2010-07-14 165 Tony Harrison 165 Colorado Springs, CO USA W by pts. 14:9 ?-? 2010-07-13 165 Quentin McCoy 165 Colorado Springs, CO USA W by pts. 17:7 ?-? 2010-07-12 165 Damarias Russel 165 Colorado Springs, CO USA W by pts. 10:6 ?-? 2010-05-06 165 Terrell Gausha 165 Little Rock, AZ USA L by dec. 3-? http://www.boxing-scoop.com/show_boxer.php?boxer_ID=604
2010-05-05 165 Deandre Ware Jr. 165 Little Rock, AZ USA W by dec. 3-? 2010-05-03 165 Travis Peterkin 165 Little Rock, AZ USA W by dec. 3-? 2009-11-15 165 Hosea Burton 165 London GBR L by pts. 10:6 ?-? 2009-10-24 165 Chris Pearson 165 San Antonio, TX USA W by pts. ?-? 2009-10-23 165 Samuel Vasquez 165 San Antonio, TX USA W by pts. ?-? 2009-10-22 165 Jesse Hart 165 San Antonio, TX USA W by pts. ?-? 2009-10-21 165 Oleg Gilaschenko 165 San Antonio, TX USA W by pts. ?-? 2009-10-20 165 Kurtiss Calvin 165 San Antonio, TX USA W by pts. ?-? 2009-10-19 165 Kenton Sippio-Cook 165 San Antonio, TX USA W by pts. ?-? 2009-06-09 165 Jesse Hart 165 Denver, CO USA L by pts. 10:12 ?-? 2009-05-09 165 Naim Terbunja 165 Salt Lake City, UT USA L by dec. 3-3 2009-05-08 165 Tracy Rollins 165 Salt Lake City, UT USA W by dec. ?-? 2009-05-07 165 Charles Howard 165 Salt Lake City, UT USA W by dec. ?-? 2009-05-06 165 Deontric Jordan 165 Salt Lake City, UT USA W by dec. ?-? 2009-05-04 165 Travis Peterkin 165 Salt Lake City, UT USA W by dec. ?-? 2008-10-31 165 Enrico Koelling 165 Guadalajara MEX L by pts. 7:1 ?-? 2008-10-29 165 Oskar Lakomy 165 Guadalajara MEX W by pts. 14:4 ?-? 2008-10-28 165 Felix Rodriguez 165 Guadalajara MEX W by pts. 27:1 ?-? 2008-10-26 165 Tamas Gondi 165 Guadalajara MEX W by RSC 2 ?-? 2008-08-09 165 Marcus Browne 165 Kansas City, MO USA W by pts. 15:11 4-2 2008-08-08 165 Marcus Chapman 165 Kansas City, MO USA W by RSC-2 (1:11) 4-2 2008-08-06 165 James Land 165 Kansas City, MO USA W by RSCOS-2 (0:49) 4-2 2008-05-09 165 Shawn Porter 165 Bridgeport, CT USA W by pts. 3:0 4-2 2008-04-26 165 Enrique Collazo 165 Philadelphia, PA USA W by RET 3 (0:03) 4-2 2008-03-14 165 Shawn Porter 165 Colorado Springs, CO USA W by WO 4-2 2008-03-12 165 Christopher Chapman 165 Colorado Springs, CO USA W by pts. 20:2 4-2 2008-03-11 165 James Taylor 165 Colorado Springs, CO USA W by pts. 16:0 4-2 2008-03-10 165 Dominic Wade 165 Colorado Springs, CO USA W by pts. 19:12 4-2 2007-06-04 152 Mahlon Kerwick 152 Colorado Springs, CO USA L by pts. 27:26 ?-? 2007-06-03 152 Greg Carter 152 Colorado Springs, CO USA W by pts. 23:22 ?-? 2006-07-01 154 Max de Leon 154 Marquette, MI USA W by pts. 12:9 ?-? 2006-06-30 154 Domonique Dolton 154 Marquette, MI USA W by pts. 21:18 ?-? 2006-06-29 154 Marvin McGowan 154 Marquette, MI USA W by RSCO 2 ?-? 2006-06-28 154 Joseph Serrato 154 Marquette, MI USA W by Pts. 3:0 ?-? 2005-06-22 138 Chap Huggins 138 Brownsville, TX USA L by pts. +6:6 ?-? http://www.boxing-scoop.com/show_boxer.php?boxer_ID=604
I just watched his 2nd and 18th fight to familiarize myself with Arias. I wasn't too impressed with his 2nd fight coming from the amateurs. There was something there, but it wasn't amazing like some guys already are with long amateur careers. He was definitely throwing his punches too wide and needed to work on his footwork. But by his last fight five years later he's developed a lot. Maybe, it's the practice or maybe it's John David Jackson but I'd say he's a significant threat to Jacobs. Jacobs is bigger, stronger, and has better technique but Arias isn't that far off. He's around Chris Eubank Jr.'s level, I'd say; sort of relying on his athleticism to make up for a few gaps in technique which he's still improving. Of course, that athleticism has a ceiling too. We're not talking Roy Jones speed or GGG power. He reminds me a lot of his trainer John David Jackson himself actually, and Prince Charles Williams.
One thing I do like about Arias is how he goes to the body,in that fight against the Russian he put so much into his body and it payed off big time. That Jacobs did well against GGG esp after being dropped is testament to him being no 2 in the division,ok he was never gonna stand there and go toe to toe with Golovkin cause there’s only one winner there,I’m interested to see if he’s gonna fight different tonight as appose to the elusive Jacobs on his bike against GGG I could see him possibly getting over confident against Arias due to the size difference,I don’t know I can see Arias hurting Jacobs at some point if he Jacobs shows no respect,
