At MW he has to drain himself and for LHW he's WAY too short. He is a short SMW but that division suits him best imo. In any case he's a limited boxer who'll most likely fail against any of the aforementioned weights' top guys. A superfight against Sturm would be mouthwatering for me though. A fight in which I pick Sturm by decision.
He lacks the technique and tactics to fight like that imo. Lack of talent? For sure lack of a competent trainer imo. Have you ever seen Wegner holding the mitts? Jeez..
I would love to see Arthur with another trainer. Someone who shows him good offense and movement; and someone who is capable of changing the gameplan during the fight.
Abraham gets outclassed by any top middleweight that div is getting stacked with talent now. He is also too short for lhw. He should stay were he is and try to improve his neanderthal defense.
Abraham has said to bild.de that he plans his comeback in January at 165lbs against a top 10 ranked opponent, before moving down to middleweight. http://www.bild.de/sport/mehr-sport...rag-und-comeback-im-januar-20720478.bild.html
AA needs to follow others with his skill level (Calzaghe, Kessler) and only fight bums in Germany then catch Hopkins and Toney when they are around 55yo to make a dash for ATG.
A "dry" Abraham at 160,is far more likely to produce the goods,than a bloated midget,which is what he'd be at 175. Abraham already made plenty of noise at 160,and was apparently always struggling to make the weight.Taylor and Pavlik are another two examples at 160,of big men drying out,to have a physical advantage.
Too late for AA to change, hes been as good as he is ever going to be. And that was not good enough. Hypejob