Solis and why heavyweights put on so much weight!

Some haters will never give credit, so we have to wait and c.

 

Really? Can I interest you in some swampland in Florida?

Solis is the exact type of fighter that Vitali eats for breakfast. Solis would have a better, but still very slim, chance against Wladimir in my opinion.

 

The current top 3 Heavyweights are Wladimir, Vitali & Haye. None of the above are out of shape or even remotely fat.

 

Really, no difference from 214 to 244?
Then why not just weigh 214, and put a 30lb backpack on for the fight, you know, since there's no difference. :--(

Stamina, speed, etc...it's all affected by weight.

 

Solis generally has a 60lb backpack.

Just to give the others a chance.

 

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Look at Arreola's last fight with Quezada. Arreola showed up way overweight, and soon found that Quezada was too tough for him to punch out in the opening rounds. Instead of moving around and boxing the slow immobile Quezada, Arreola stood there and got his face busted in and broke both his hands getting a decision. Fights like that do alot of damage.

Solis won't be fast enough unless he slims down.

 

A body fat percentage limit would be more appropriate, BMI simply can't be used for athletes

 

And we would never see 2 of them in the same ring, since Wlad and Vitali are brothers and Haye has no balls to fight any of them. Otherwise, probably majority of Klitschkos' opponents is overweight - Arreola, Peter, Rahman, and so on, going back to Johnson (Kirk). While in the past there were also top boxers like TNT Tubbs or (sometimes) Witherspoon, they were exceptions rather than a rule.