dangerous weight loss. what effects on boxers?

Not Jeffs idea mate....but you can blame another x ESB poster who was a industry pro that got driven out of the forum and insulted.

I guess after a while not 1 industry pro will ever post in here again because of all the hate and personal insults :-(

 

i am an athlete of some reasonable level.

I can tell you if i diet a bit too hard and lose maybe 500gms more than i kinda targeted for I get the following.

Headaches
Sore Joints
Muscle bruising lasts alot longer.
Recovery period is **** for any excercise


I am not a fighter but i can tell you EVERYONE has that point where - its too much.

Until a fighter reaches is they might believe it doesnt exists. But honestly - the second that 500gm or 1kg goes back on me i am peak.

 

Interesting last line mate....they plan to have choc sit at 71.5 kgs until 2 days out....he will only be at 69.6 for 1 day....fight time hes back to 73kgs.

Hes 73kgs now and spars 12 hard rounds with 2 fighters (6 each)

 

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Back to the thread subject now ash you ****ing cocksmoker :deal

PS - how many insults will it take for you to **** off mate? :hey

 

So why does he need such an easy fight for his 'first at 154lbs' ash you arselicking cockgobbler?

 

Keep them coming mate....its not working :yep

 

Why did you answer my first post but not my second one, you cumguzzling arsefelching spunkgullet?

 

Sorry mate...missed that one.....because its his first hitout at 154 :good

If you were a trainer you would give your charge an easy fight to get set at the weight :deal

 

Ohhh but, if there was a WORLD TITLE on the line it would be okay to put him in against a decent opponent, right?

You said he's sparring 12 hard rounds against 2 decent partners at his current walking weight right now and should have no bother reaching 154 for the weigh in before loading back up to said walking weight for fight night.

If this is true, why does he need such an easy fight at 154?

****'s sakes, do you keep track of the bull**** you spin on here? You are being severely exposed.

 

alright mate i wont pretend to pay much attention to the aussie forum for precisely the reason i am citing ( too much rubbish - not enough talk of boxing).

But i will say this - i do not think Choc will be effective at 154 by any stretch, he isnt fighting a threatening fighter so its hardly a problem. But losing 3kgs in three days ISNT the smart plan.

The effects of deydration and catabolic muscle activity arent reversed in a 24 hour turn around.

Bad move

 

So instead of Floyd going from super feather straight to a title fight against Castillo at lightweight (which he won), he should have fought an imposter instead?

Cotto should have had an easy touch before jumping from jnr welter to welter to meet Quintano for a title? Even though he won the WBA title in doing so?

JMM must have had balls of steel. Went from Jimrex Jaca at featherweight straight to a title fight with Barrera at super feather. And he won. :hey

Of course you will counter that it's different moving down in weight. And it may be - because ageing fighters should be putting on weight, not starving themselves as they dodge and weeve away from real challenges.

But whatever...those guys I listed didn't need a punching bag to be brought in so they could test the waters before fighting for a title. And the funny part in all this - the end of the rainbow for choc in all this testing the waters first bs is a friggin interim belt which means jack **** anyway. LOL