imo heavyweights or not they are athletes in a spectator sport why should we dosh out money to watch them if they cant be bothered to get in shape and stay in shape in any team sport they would be benched / fined / and either sold or sacked as to wilder v fury / i had fury winning /yes wilder scored 2 knockdowns but even in those rounds fury outboxed him never the less the judges agreed with how you score fights. back to the 80s / the biggest difference looking back over all weight classes was the fact that most top 10s were more on merit than today with the exception of heavys {don king} all champs nearly to a man faced genuine ring magazine top 10 fighters in all there defenses today you can get fighters ranked by boxrec at 50 get a shot in some cases like corjanu top 100
duran went straight from leightweight to welter missing out on light welter altogether i can only remember him facing palamino before leonard fight would have to look up to refresh my memory
I'm not gonna do the leg work for you but it wouldn't take you more than 20minutes. You can see the number of licensed professional boxers in the US for every single year going back decades and decades. Amateur numbers is much harder but you can dig up the number of sanctioned amateur tournaments held nationwide - it's very, very hard today for an amateur to amass over 200 fights like DLH,Mosley and Breland were doing in late 80's,90's. The number of licensed pro's (as a % of the US male population has plunged through the basement). The number of gyms and trainers have obviously plummeted as well.
We're talking worldwide - not just US boxing. Anyway, could you direct me to the place, where I can see the number of licensed pro US boxers for every single year, going back in time?
This. Modern food is pure poison or lacking in key nutrients. Heme-iron, B-12, creatine, cholesterol, carnosine and D3 are key nutrients for muscle health, yet not found in plants. Most eat a grain based diet, completely lacking in nutrients. And the nutrients that are in plants, aren't as bio available.
Since DonnyMo apparently won't help… I wonder if there's another poster here, who will be kind enough to give me a link to this place? It would be much appreciated.
Really… not a single one of you guys can help me out? I would be very interested to find this list, where I "can see the number of licensed professional boxers in the US for every single year going back decades and decades" (#35). So c'mon… if somebody out there knows about this, please send me a link.
mo is a dumbass who is always talkin out his ass, dont take what he says serious. that list may exist, but i guarantee hes never seen it and is just being his garbage self.
What's the best (affordable) way to get these key nutrients, so that I can implement them into my diet? What foods are most high in these departments, thought I would ask you as I'm a young guy trying to eat a bit healthier.
