Sparring is NOT fighting

Most of time it's true. Some gyms and trainers have the peaceful attitude towards sparring. But some of the sparring turns out into brutal gym wars. Even between friends. I'll give you one example. Mosley use to spar this Zack Padilla dude all the time. When ring mag asked who was the toughest fighter he said it was Zack. Well, Mosley gave him a brain trauma in one of the sparring sessions and he had to retire.

 

LMAO at Wilder getting KTFO'd in every sparring match but doesn't in the ring.. Something wrong with that LMAO

 

Spadafora proved himself the better fighter than mayweather in sparring

 

I'm not sure if I agree the fighter doesn't care about sparring. Me personally, I never want to be shown up or let someone get the best of me when I spar, and I just do it for the fun of it.. if I'm the only one that's trying, how have I been bested before?? Doesn't that mean the other guy was putting forth the effort?? sure we have drills and work on stuff in the ring, but that's not sparring.

 

Definitely. Former junior flyweights usually have an easy time growing into Welterweight. Especially those who are 5'5.5"

 

Well ****, those of us that read the original long post and also read your long post (only to find out you said basically nothing different and didn't even read the original post) got screwed by reading your post.
You lazy b@s****.

 

not to mention that while Pac was weighing in at 130, he was 140-145 come fight night.

 

You guys didn't know, we keep scores from sparring. Even though, most of the mythical sessions are just that, myths