Say you are a natural 210lb HW starting his career, which title is easiest to win?

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  1. Manning

    Manning Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    World Boxing Federation heavyweight title, Holyfield

    WBA World cruiserweight title, Yoan Pablo Hernandez

    World Boxing Foundation heavyweight title, Kali Meehan

    IBF cruiserweight title, Steve Cunningham

    International Boxing Association heavyweight title, James Toney

    WBO cruiserweight title, Marco Huck

    International Boxing Organization cruiserweight title, Danny Green
     
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  2. jonnyP

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    if your 210lb heavyweight you cant fight for any of the cruiserweigh title mentions, you arent ingemar johannson so you arent gonna get holyfield or meehan in the ring first fight but i woul say cunningham would be the hardest fightthere with hernandez being the easiest and he arguably holds the most prestigious belt out of the lot
     
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  3. Steenalized

    Steenalized Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I think the presumption is that if you're a natural 210 lb fighter you can easily cut down to 200
     
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  4. jonnyP

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    im a natural 210-215lb fighter (amateur) so i understand i dont have the time aprofessional witha 24 hour limit would have to rehydrate but feel much better fighting at super heavyweight than heavyweight amateur weights
     
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  5. pahapoisu

    pahapoisu Superman! Full Member

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    A Cruiserweight title ? At 210 pounds im sure you can shed off 10 pounds of water.
     
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  6. LancsTerrible

    LancsTerrible Different Forms of Game. Full Member

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    Easiest Green, hardest Cunningham.
     
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  7. Steenalized

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    Toney might be the easiest at this point, if you have even remotely decent cardio you should be able to outwork him. His skills aren't sharp enough to do what he did to Jirov at this point, I imagine.
     
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  8. ludwig

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    Overall I think the heavy paper champs are easier oppos than the cruiser legit champs. Toney being the easiest to beat out of the names you list.
     
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  9. Clarkson

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    Wouldn't Danny Green want a catchweight?

    This guy would probably be weight drained at 185lbs
     
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  10. Ryan O'Reilly

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    I voted James Toney but the easiest to beat would be Huck if you had fair Judges, James Toney is still a fat tub of **** never the less.
     
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  11. Faerun

    Faerun Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Huck literally can't box.
     
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  12. Bajingo

    Bajingo Boxing Junkie banned

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    Green or Toney.
     
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  13. nervousxtian

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    Easiest is Green, followed shortly by Huck.

    Toughest? Cunningham.
     
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  14. Steenalized

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    People seem to forget that Huck is guaranteed a decision win.
     
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  15. ripcity

    ripcity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    **** knows:lol:
    Were talking 20-25 fights from now which will probbly take 3-5 years. In all likely hood most if not all the championships mentioned will have diffrent champions.
    Also what is ment by Natural is that the weight that "I" walk around at or the weight that "I'm" at my best on fight night? If I walk around at 210 than in those 3-5 years I'm going to fight at crusierweight or even light heavyweight, assumeing I am 18-20. So If I'm about 18 walking around at 210 I'm going to start off at 175. With good managment and assuming I have the talent I should get a world championship (WBC, WBA, WBO or IBF) at 20-0. I'd defend till I was 30-0 and move to crusierweight. I probbly have gotten bigger. Age and my lifestyle has me walking around at 220. I fight at crusierweight but don't stay there long. If I keep winning I don't stay past 40-0, there's a god chance I move up to heavyweight at 35-0.
     
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