Boxer's measurements, bicep size and bodyfat

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  1. greigorypeck

    greigorypeck Active Member Full Member

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  2. Curtis Lowe

    Curtis Lowe Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Ali had 15 inch arms. Frazier about the same, maybe a slightly smaller.

    One of the reason fighters arms are a lot smaller than many think is due to lack of tricep development. Large triceps for a fighter is a hinderance, causing fighters to "push" their punches.
     
  3. Foxy 01

    Foxy 01 Boxing Junkie banned

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    If you want to see how muscle mass hinders fighters, just look what happened to Frank Bruno, every time he fought anyone above B- class fighters.
     
  4. Hellion

    Hellion Active Member Full Member

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    The Tyson one showing his arms at 16 inches they didn't. I remember the HBO preview when they did it and his arms were hanging unflexed by his side.
     
  5. Assa

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    :lol:
     
  6. doylexxx

    doylexxx Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    :lol::lol::lol:
     
  7. Maximus

    Maximus TKO6 Full Member

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    OP, is this you?

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  8. Ali_

    Ali_ Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Wrong direction buddy.
     
  9. king khan

    king khan Boxing Junkie banned

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    From TOT measurements I've ready on most WW boxers recently: Margarito, Mosley, Pac, Cotto, Floyd, the measurements seem to be around 13"-14"

    Simply google: "Pac vs margarito tale of the tape" "Pac vs Mosley tale of the tape" etc., etc. . .
     
  10. Younas

    Younas New Member Full Member

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    You can see Khans measurements on his site.

    [url]http://amirkhanworld.com/profile/statistics[/url]