I don't get why boxing fans are so reluctant to accept that fighters get injuries and those injuries change fights? Anyone who has played any...
Got a question....if Trout and Canelo were both 166 at the 30 day weigh-in how are they 171-172 come fight night? My understanding is the...
So he gained over 30lbs in one night? Is that even physically possible? Is Chavez Jr 99% water or something?
Anyone else think the commentary was a bit one-sided? I can see that Yannick may have been well ahead on the scorecards, but Berridge was landing...
Is this dude really a LH? Packs a lot of muscle, kinda looks like it's on a MW frame (Yannick was of course a WW once and they looked about the...
Who says they measure them at all? They can make up any nonsense height they like. ODLH was about 5'9" imo. Floyd is about 5'7", Pac and Marquez...
Surely the impressive thing is not that he's making the weight, but that staying at the weight means he's in the ring with guys 10+ lbs heavier...
Yeah, it's kind of a good thing isn't it? When I think of the ideal boxing physique (apart from heavyweight) I think of a lean, muscled,...
I'm not an expert on this stuff but I'd love a genuine explanation. I keep hearing that Floyd can't cut much more weight because he has such low...
What does that mean though really? Surely if Floyd is 10lbs lighter than the (also very well-conditioned) competition he hasn't really grown into...
But many elite fighters enter the ring with hardly any excess fat and are still miles over the limit. Was Victor Ortiz packing a beer belly when...
Well, not really Most fighters who take their foot off the pedal still get in peak shape for the fight itself- and that peak shape is a weight...
Floyd 5'7" Pac 5'5" Marquez 5'5" etc :yep
ummm...almost all listed heights are padded by 1-2 inches, and that applies in most sports, not just boxing..actually, it applies in all walks of...
:thumbsup I hate to rehash all the old arguments about this fight, but surely we can all agree on this- that for most of the fight SBW was...
