By Przemek Garczarczyk
Heavyweight Adam Kownacki, trainer Keith Trimble, and manager Keith Connolly talk about Saturday’s epic slugfest with Chris Arreola.
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This dude has a serious beard on him and he has some good power. He would give trouble to just about everyone.. Even in the shape he’s in he and Cris broke the punch record for a heavyweight fight! Kudos to Arreola for coming in ready to fight. I like him and hope he doesnt retire. He’s an entertaining fighter.
Didn’t see the serious power-never looked like he hurt Arreola. Looks to be a level below any of the top heavyweights.
Good fight, tough fighters but Holyfield in his prime would’ve dropped both of them inside 4 rounds
Arreola did well. Competitive but not close. Wow Is Kownacki any better than this???
After round 4 Kownacki was out of stamina,punching had nothing on them.Both had no head movement.This fight showed the level of conditioning.Once Arreolla withstood initial onslaught,mixed with the bodywork,Kownacki was tired.I think had Arreolla been in shape his entire career,he sure would of been a world champion.There is another level that begins with elite body conditioning.”Gotta live the life fellas”..Still was entertaining match and Arreolla can take a beaten,tough dude.Wish he had time to revamp his conditioning,but getting late.Humble dude,deserves respect and honor in the sport.