Be honest with yourselves. Is it normal for a 112lb fighter win a title at 154lbs?

I dont know what the fuss is, ricky hatton would jump from 140 to 200 and back to 140 twice a year.

then again his secret was pies not peds.

 

And wasnt chris byrd a middleweight in the ams? so he also jumped 50 pounds during his career.

this happens all the time, depends how early a guy turns pro. a 16 year old should weigh less than a 31 year old.

obviously these haters ant started puberty yet and so cannot get their heads round the idea of growth.

 

I sometimes feel sorry for folks that try to explain simple things like this repeatedly to noobs. Don't get tired though keep on leading them to enlightenment.*:good

 

Was Pacquiao suspended? :!:


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The lowest weight that Chavez Sr. has recorded on Boxrec is 116, yet he was able to knock a couple of guys out in the early rounds at 154.

Duran's lowest weight was 119, yet he won fights at light heavyweight and won a title as high as 160.

So, it may not be normal, but great, once in a generation boxers cans do it. :yep

Unless Mexico and Panama were the ones making the best PEDs in the 70s- early 90s.

 

Thats funny as hell!!! :rofl

 

james toney.

 

Here's your proof... actually Floyd weighed 106 at age 16, just like Pac :hey

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106: Floyd Mayweather; Michigan
112: Carlos Navarro; So. California
119: Terrance Churchwell; Knoxville
125: Guillermo Moreno; So. California
132: Danny Rios; Mid-South
139: David Diaz; Chicago
147: David Reid; Pennsylvania
156: Darnell Wilson; Indiana
165: Tarvis Simms; New England
178: Benjamin Mc Dowell; Knoxville
Hw: Frez Oquendo; Chicago
Shw: Lance Whitaker; So. California

 

Yeah, strange how iceman71 hasn't been back to this thread since making that ridiculous 'there's no proof of Floyds weight at 16' statement...