How big are Deontay Wilder`s biceps?

the bicep is important in a contracting movement, punching is and extending movement.

 

Apart from hooks. It also acts as an antagonist when extending via eccentrically contracting, assisting in the slowing of the punch and subsequent retraction of the punching arm to original position. That being said, it's nowhere near as important as the extensor muscles.

 

They look pretty big buy he is lean.

I'd say probably around 15.5 inches.

Anything over 16" when at a low bodyfat is very very big

 

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true, but importance to hooks and uppers relies on the biceps ability to stabilize the motion of the bent arm. the power comes from the torque you put on that rigid hook through the motion carried out by other muscles.

 

Probably bigger than the ****s quadriceps. Can't be much smaller anyway

 

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Lol you beat me to it.

 

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apparently his biceps are big enough to get the job done

 

According to this tale of the tape vs Ali Foreman had 15.9 inch arms, considering it's all done in metric I'd see this as more accurate than any tale of the tape done in inches. So considering Foreman at only 6'3" had arms as big as Wilder's 16 inch arms I'd say Foreman had very big arms for his build.

I'd also add size does not mean power. Tyson at 5'11" and 218lbs hit harder than a 7' 320lbs Valuev. Foreman despite not being as big as many modern heavies still probably hits harder than anyone right now. It's also why a 220lbs Wilder can hit as hard as anyone right now even the much bigger Joshua.

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Biceps win boxing matches.

 

Around 16.

 

Looks like 16.5 inches.