You think he can really catch up in 8 weeks when his opponent has been serious for years? Don't bet on it.
Another story about how he just started working out? News flash - he's always done road work. I'm surprised they keep trying to play up this angle to sell the fight, especially since it's untrue. Arreola has such a remote chance at winning that they need to make it seem like he's doing things to prepare that he's never done before, even if he's done it all along.
I praise the man for stepping up for the challenge even knowing he is a huge underdog with limited boxing and physical skills. Hopefully all of this training is for the better. Hopefully he continues to train hard and adjust after he loses. I think he is an asset to the sport. He just needs to get his body up to speed with his hunger.
Exactly, the klitschkos win most of their fights but they both stay in incredible shape too so I disagree with Arreola to an extent.
