Yup And most of the greatest fighters in history range from 5-4 to 5-8. :deal This isnt entertaining to you? :blood MAB had straight Malice in those shots. [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSHV9f1zxFA&feature=youtube_gdata_player"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSHV9f1zxFA&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/ame]
never thought of this. But it was the heavies that got me into boxing as a kid (Tyson, Razor, Holmes even), and that lasts to today. Im 220 6'1", so maybe thats why I prefer heavies and cruisers now. Interesting
Not too mention those midgets would land a combo and put that dude's fat ass on the ground, layed the **** out before he even attempts to lift up his fat filled arm to throw a punch. :deal
I guess I'd be a Welterweight if I did not have a beer gut but it was Lennox Lewis and Mike Tyson that got me into boxing. The only weightclass I don't like much is the really light weights because they usually can't hurt eachother despite throwing loads of punches.
Even though i am a natural heavyweight (maybe cruiser if i cut a lot) ill watch anything from feather and up.
I have 195 cm reach and am 95 kg at 15% fat ratio. No fat midget like you is going to even be able to get close enough me to even try any "combos". It is matter of opinion what you like to see, of course - but having personally practised the sport at competitive level I do not pay too much attention to low level weights. The only reason why people are hyping up low level weights nowadays is that America is not producing any man sized succesful professional boxers. So you loosers stick to hype whatever you got. And that is low level weights at the moment. There is only one real weight division in boxing and it is heavy weight. Put any midget against a heavy weight and the midget gets killed. Sooner or later - depending on how long the midget has the energy to run away.
You were pretty harsh what you said man... But you really are right in the end of the day. There are two division which are the most precious. The heavyweight and then comes the middleweight.
I watch pretty much any fight, regardless of weight class, as long as the guys involved exhibit some craft and some heart.