Insane Video of Regis Prograis Killing Himself To Make Weight...

The tats ink added four ounces of weight.

 

Not going to help him any. Crawford outclasses Spence at any weight.

 

But them draining thenselves like this cant be good either? Might even be worse.

The obvious solution is regulated weigh ins leading up to a fight so it can be done healthy and the event can go on.

 

Its literally the same. Boxing just doesn't cover it like MMA does.

 

Making weight is no joke. Sometimes it takes desperate measures like turning on that shower on the hottest setting and steaming up the bathroom while laying on the floor in a sauna suit covered in towels for 30 minutes. It's exhausting.

 

Just proves we need boxers fighting at their natural weights rather than a few weightclasses below it.

 

Most boxers do this it’s not an easy life homie not for the faint hearted.I seen boxers have 10 layers of blanket covered over them from head to toe with the heater on full blast in a garage to lose weight.No excuse.

 

This is standard, everyone cutting weight is in the sauna with suit on and even taking out up to 40 ounces of blood to lose that extra pound or 2 before the early morning weight in. The blood thing is pretty common even among athletes who aren't cutting weight, is just that in combat sports you can get rid of that pound or 2 and get the benefit of pumping fresh highly red cell fortified blood which will allow you hold more oxygen and thus increase cardio and recovery after a burst of energy.

 

He may be a tad drained

 

Which is maybe why he had a not so good performance in that fight.

 

big fan of Regis because he has no filter, against his better judgement. his twitter is proof of that.

 

I'm in, same day weigh ins with hydration tests

 

what is even more insane then this video is his corners inability to give decent advice inbetween rounds. Get rid of that asian cat asap

 

I agree, but you have to have controls in place to stop boxers doing this hours before a fight. Ie have a limit on the hydration percentage in the body.