PBF vs Big Show in a REAL boxing match

Much less skilled fighter, against a much bigger opponent, a much more skilled opponent, in a sport with even more advantages for size.

Takes it to decision.

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Exactly, and Hongman is taller than Show too. Also in muaythai match, from experience it is even a bigger disadvantage to be shorter than it is at boxing. Thats because up close they can knee you, and up far they can keep you at range with their much longer legs aswell as their arms. Kickboxing matches are generally fought from a distance anyways which favour the taller fighter, unlike boxing where you can fight on the "inside".

 

Mayweather would beat him, too skilled.

If Big Show was conditioned as he is now, Floyd could stop him with body shots.

 

How is Big Show going to make Floyd feel the power?

He's a lumbering oaf with no boxing skills, how would he land??

 

mate i like your opinion on most things but this is just a stupid question once the big show gets hold of him ... thats all she wrote

 

150lb vs 400lb is the same as 220lb vs 500lb is it not? When do you decided size difference becomes m00t? The reason you got into that thinking is because after 200lb, open weight classes is allowed thus we see plenty of size difference being overcomed. The difference between 150lb to a 200lb isnt any different than a 200lb vs 300lb (watch how Valuev overpowers osme of his opponents for proof). The main difference is that ALOT more 200lb men exist than 400lb men, therefore the talent pool is alot bigger at 200lb than at 400lb. So whereas if there was openweight from 150lb to 200lb, a MW with skill rating of 10 would be fighting a HW with skill level of 10 too. However because there are so few 400lb men, their skill level is more than likely about 3 as theres a very small talent pool to choose from and they get by with their size, they are then defeated by the much more skilled 200lb man.

Its not the size difference being too big a factor between 150lb to 250lb that separates them, its both the amount of talent in those weight classes and the difference in weight. Because there isnt much 400lber out there anyways, unlikely they will get a 400lber as skilled as 200lber so most of the time, they let it happen because the 2000lber makes up for it in skill.

 

So technique learned from grappling is not negated by size yet the power you can generate from perfect technique and conditioning and 10000 punches thrown on a punching bag is? Grappling has everything to do with size, you will find that if 2 newbies go at it the bigger guy wins. Same with boxing, however get a vet vs a newbie and the vet wins, regardless of size.