On a somewhat but not connected note what is the televised undercard for Berto-Collazo? Surely it isn't just these two guys and dust right?
I sure will take a look at him. I really enjoy following unbeaten fighters early on to see them progress (or not as the case may be). It seems to me though some are more protected than others. I mean you have the likes of Gamboa, Solis, Povetkin etc. fighting guys with a high percentage of wins v losses early on and yet many prospects fight low level guys for their first 20-30 fights before being tested. When they fight low level opposition for so long it's sometimes difficult to gauge just how good they are.
What are u smoking? He freakin' sucks.atsch The best american heavyweight prospect out there is arreola.
You consider Arreola a prospect?atsch Also, Arreola is a fat, slow, no movement having heavyweight. I really liked seeing him get put on his ass by Travis Walker in the 2nd round of their fight.
The fact that Arreola has 20 some odd fights and a title shot looming on the horizon means he's no longer a prospect IN my opinion.
He is just starting his career, and is in shape..........definite plus, given the Solis and Arreola type obese fighters. He seems to be a very smart guy, as well................Not to mention that he's also got a very cool name for a fighter.........LOL I obviously haven't seen any of his actual fighting, but I would like to see his fight on Saturday. I think its impressive to see fighters with college degrees also go on to enter a physical sport such as boxing. Forget the scoffers, 5Burows. Thanks for the info on this guy.
Unfortunately, his bout won't be televised. But, he's got some fights on YouTube; albeit most of them are his amateur bouts.