You can enforce that by making the weigh-ins, right before they enter the ring. Then you will see lots of fighters coming in with 20%~40%...
With PEDs everything seems easy, in reality even a Fully juiced Anthony Joshua will not be able to withstand the trauma caused by Deontay Wilder...
Anthony Joshua can never beat his biggest opponent (Full-blown PED addiction) Deontay Wilder seems determined to clean the division of PED...
Rigo is possibly the only fighter who can land a very clean KO punch vs Loma, so that is the only way Loma can be derailed. The typical elite...
Typical peasants talking down about dead ruthless tyrants (now that they are gone)...Its the weak peasant syndrome...Lots of guys are still...
That is the point of draining fighters to their actual weight class, a fighter full of stocked carbs and lard is not at their actual weight.
rapid dehydration is harmless, You can drop 10-20 lbs (depending on fighting weight) in a very short period, as long as you maintain a very low...
He is the WBC champion & hits as hard as Walters, but not as "big as you assume"...He is as big as Walters, no reason why Vasyl can't beat him
Looks like he can easily make 154, evident by his very soft midsection, he needs the size/frame advantage to make up for his other limitations
Most effective diuretics are banned today (due to their masking capabilities), this robbed boxers of a healthy rapid draining method. Draining...
OP confusing options, forced most users to pick Parker.... WBC VADA certified Heavyweight champion of the World is Deontay Wilder, the only way...
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Assuming does it work vs Rigondeaux Vasyl Lomachenko vs Miguel Angel Berchelt Cervera (32-1) This fight will give a boast to Vasyl Lomachenko...
Sadam Sascha Kerimov 16-0-0-0 (KO 16), one of the top punchers among prospects in the Middleweight division. Best wins so far: * Third round...
Parker faced the highest opposition ratio (better early opposition than Joshua or Wilder), so he should not be underrated Parker is not be a...
