Cristobal Arreola fought a determined fight, but would fall short to "Dr Ironfist".http://www.hbo.com
C. Arreola was cheered on from the crowd, but in my opinion was unprofessional in his post match interview.
Every word out of his mouth was the f word, and to hear that kind of language after a match of that magnitude is disgraceful.
Watching Cristobal Arreola cry like a little girl after being beaten by V. Klitschko said it all for me.
I understand emotion, but I don't understand whining like a five year old for the whole world to see.
After watching his post match antics it is clear that he deserved to lose, and to follow the words of Vitali is not ready to be a world champion yet.
Maybe one day C. Arreola will be one of the best fighters, but he needs to change a lot about himself.
First of all he needs to learn how a real champion speaks to the media during a post match conversation.
2nd he needs to realize his limitations, and know when to charge at someone.
3rd Cristobal should work on his endurance, as he show signs of fatigue throughout the championship bout last Saturday.
4th and foremost the man needs to realize that he is a professional, and that a 27-1 record is nothing to be ashamed of.
I really hope that Cristobal Arreola will reach his potential, but as of now that remains to be a big question mark.
To think that Vitali Klitschko would be the fighter that was booed is what is wrong with today's society, and I do not understand it.
Vitali is a fighter that quickly learned the English language, and shows very much respect for the United States.
V. Klitschko is a champion we could all be proud of, and everyone should look at him for the destructive force that he is.
The retired champion Lennox Lewis was also a fighter that was frequently booed from the audience, and I remember the fight with Mike Tyson where everyone was rallying behind M. Tyson.
A former convicted criminal for a rape crime Mike Tyson even looked to have the referee on his side, as Lennox was being called for holding M. Tyson.
The reason that made no sense to me was because L. Lewis was destroying the former champion.
Lennox would years later run into Vitali Klitshko who made him look a defeated legend.
Vitali was cheered all throughout that fight, so what has changed now?
The man has been everything a champion should be, and stands for what is right.
Before you decide you cheer against a fighter of V. Klitschko's credentials take a second to think about all he has done for the sport.
Think about every fight with him or his brother's names seen onto a fight card, and how it is always the biggest draw of the night.
There are two fights Vitali can have in my opinion that would be worthwhile.
At this point he has proved enough, but if he is willing he could put on a dazzling show with his brother Wladimir or retired Lennox Lewis.
If Lennox feels the need to return to his backyard it would be interesting to see how he would fare after all the years of being away from the ring.
L. Lewis has no realistic reason to take this fight, as Vitali looked to be the better fighter in their previews bout.
Lennox is a terrific fighter, and regardless of what the reasons were was victorious over V. Klitschko.
Lennox Lewis Vs Vitali Klitschko II will never happen so that would only leave a fight where he would have to fight his younger brother.
Wladimir has a lot of advantages if that fight would take place with his older brother being 38 years of age.
The IBF and WBO world champion W. Klitschko has a jaw dropping 53-3 record with 47 knockouts, although being 5 years younger than his older brother.
The two brothers are the first siblings to be be heavyweight champions, and are now at the top of the sport.
A lot of people have ruled that fight out, but it would make the most sense as it would finally give the boxing fans what they want to see.
I can not remember the last time I saw the fight that I really wanted to see, and this would be one of the greatest fights of all time.
Professional boxing needs to make it happen.
so lets just hope that we will one night see Vitali Klitschko Vs Wladimir Klitschko, that would be the draw of the century.
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