Why does size matter?

weight x velocity certainly isn't force.

 

Right . . . Mass x acceleration

 

Yeah, it's the old Shavers effect. Feels the punch and it hurts like hell but doesn't get put to sleep because of it.

 

Marciano didn't defend his title for as long as Wlad, so there is that. Both guys dominated their eras so I'm not sure you can expect much more from a champion.

 

I have sat here quietly without an interjection- Dago arm length is revelant in the book the sports gene. Author David Epstein writes circa an Eastern European water polo Olympic team which through osmosis increased the arm length of its athletes over the decades. Water polo athletes have a longer reach then non- athletes.

 

Long torso (short legs), long arms, very broad shoulders is what seems to be best for moving quickly through water.

 

But powerlifting has many weight classes which continue in some competition to over 300 pounds. Are they mistaken in this sort of categorization of their participants?

 

Mass x velocity = force

That's the definition.

Torque/Arm length=force also, approximately. Hence, Tua hit ridiculously hard with the left hook .

 

Maybe look **** up before you talk bullcrap.

mass x velocity is in no way force.

Moron.

 

Why you so salty?

It's mass x acceleration or mass/time x velocity

I studied that a decade ago.

 

So you admit that you spouted bullcrap when you said "Mass x velocity = force"