Super Flyweight >>>>> Super Middleweight, despite having 56% as many active pro combatants.

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by IntentionalButt, Jan 13, 2019.



Which division's better & deeper?

  1. Super middleweight

    15.8%
  2. Super flyweight

    84.2%
  1. Liquorice

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    I'm not big on the fart weight division but u could almost call them handicapped! Men are only meant to be that tiny in Gulliver's travels.. Leprechaun's!

    I am beginning to like SMW again. It has men who are representative of the normal male size & I actually think it is coming alive again after a period of mediocrity..

    I think Smith (if Hearn doesn't waste him) is a very good fighter.
     
  2. IntentionalButt

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    :rolleyes:
     
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  4. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt Guy wants to name his çock 'macho' that's ok by me Full Member

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    The fly range is just tremendous. Gimmick boxing my ass.
     
  5. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt Guy wants to name his çock 'macho' that's ok by me Full Member

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    18/20 people KSAB.

    (reducible to a most simply expressed fraction of 9/10...which sounds wrong until you realize this is the lowest possible hurdle to clear of basic AF elementary boxing knowledge...)
     
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    If you stare at this for more than 30 seconds I guarantee you will vomit


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  7. ChinMusic

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    To be fair he's right, ain't great, but be better soon enough, read enough of IBs posts to know Does KSAB
     
  8. IntentionalButt

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    To wit: Yafai >>>> every SMW except Canelo, and lo & behold, Canelo is returning to middleweight. :deal:
     
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  9. IntentionalButt

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    Poll is 19-3 in favor of SFW, and that nineteen includes some of the KSAB-iest minds on the site...
     
  10. Mountain Lion

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    There's far too many lower weight weight divisions in the midget weights.

    A new ****ing weight with 4/5 world champions every ****ing 4lbs lol. And some of those weight divisions only have like 200 or 300 fighters. The whole world doesn't compete in them. Hoe can you call yourself a 'world champion' It's ridiculous.
     
  11. BoyBato

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    Think of it this way. The higher weights are mostly dominated by north american, european and some african fighters. While the lower weights is dominated by asians, latinos and some african fighters. That should tell you a lot
     
  12. james5000

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    What should it tell people?
    These mofo's need to eat! 5lbs should be the absolute minimum difference between weight classes.

    Minimum weight should be 126lbs ffs men don't weigh less than that. These guys are starving themselves
     
  13. Unforgiven

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    The only problem is too many divisions.
    If it was Fly and Bantam (112, 118) instead of 5 divisions (105, 108, 112, 115, 118) there would probably be far more interest.
    Of course, the same issue happens in the higher divisions but at the lighter end it's even more ridiculous.
     
  14. BoyBato

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    While i agree that some of the lower weight classes should just combine its not as if guys from the higher weights aren't killing themselves either to make weight. Heavyweights are the only guys nowadays fighting at their natural weights as they don't have a limit.
     
  15. IntentionalButt

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    Anniversary :bump - this is every bit as true now as it was a year ago.

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    Rankings:

    WBC 168
    1. Avni Yildirim
    2. Azizbek Abdugofurov
    3. David Lemieux
    4. John Ryder
    5. Anthony Dirrell
    6. Fedor Chudinov
    7. Caleb Truax
    8. Rocky Fielding
    9. Jayde Mitchell
    10. Jurgen Brahmer
    11. Stefan Haerte
    12. Vladimir Sishkin
    13. Jose Uzcategui
    14. Ali Akhmedov
    15. Anthony Sims Jr.

    WBA 168
    1. Fedor Chudinov
    2. Aidos Yerbossynuly
    3. Vincent Feigenbutz
    4. John Ryder
    5. Zac Dunn
    6. Osvary Morrell
    7. Cem Kilic
    8. Louir Toutin
    9. Kevin Lele Sadjo
    10.Zach Parker
    11. Erik Bazinyan
    12. Julio Alamos
    13. Alfredo Angulo
    14. Jose Uzcategui
    15. Daniele Scardina

    IBF 168
    1. NOT RATED
    2. NOT RATED
    3. Vincent Feigenbutz
    4. Caleb Truax
    5. Jose Uzcategui
    6. Fedor Chudinov
    7. Zach Parker
    8. Stefan Hartel
    9. Evgeny Shvedenko
    10. Jurgen Brahmer
    11. Alfredo Angulo
    12. Leon Bauer
    13. Zac Dunn
    14. Daniele Scardina
    15. Erik Bazinyan

    WBO 168
    1. Rohan Murdock
    2. Zach Parker
    3. Daniel Jacobs
    4. Erik Bazinyan
    5. Zac Dunn
    6. Aslambek Idigov
    7. Willie Monroe, Jr
    8. Aidos Yerbossynuly
    9. Roamer Alexis Angulo
    10. Juergen Braehmer
    11. Fedor Chudinov
    12. Lerrone Richards
    13. Stefan Haertel
    14. Daniele Scardina
    15. Steven Nelson

    IBO 168
    1. Daniel Jacobs
    2. Fedor Chudinov
    3. Michael Fielding
    4. John Ryder
    5. Jürgen Brähmer
    6. Vincent Feigenbutz
    7. Vladimir Shishkin
    8. Avni Yıldırım
    9. Willie Monroe Jr.
    10. David Lemieux
    11. Stefan Haertel
    12. Tyron Zeuge
    13. Robert Parzeczewski
    14. Martin Murray
    15. Lionell Thompson

    Ring Magazine 168
    1. David Benavidez
    2. Gilberto Ramírez Sánchez
    3. Caleb Plant
    4. Anthony Dirrell
    5. Saúl Álvarez
    6. Billy Joe Saunders
    7. Caleb Truax
    8. John Ryder
    9. Fedor Chudinov
    10. Avni Yıldırım

    WBC 115
    1. NOT RATED
    2. Cristofer Rosales
    3. Junto Nakatani
    4. McWilliams Arroyo
    5. Giemel Magramo
    6. Andrew Selby
    7. Jay Harris
    8. Ernesto Irias
    9. Muhammad Waseem
    10. Angel Acosta
    11. Mirco Martin
    12. Noknoi Sitthiprasert
    13. Jayr Raquinel
    14. Jonathan Inguito Taconing
    15. Genesis Libranza

    WBA 115
    1. Junto Nakatani
    2. Narast Aienleng
    3. Wulan Tuolehazi
    4. Ryota Yamauchi
    5. Rober Barrera
    6. Giemel Magramo
    7. Tetsuya Hisada
    8. Luis Concepcion
    9. Sarawut Thawornkham
    10. Mohammed Obbadi
    11. Jay Harris
    12. Josber Perez
    13. Keiver Fernandez
    14. Jose Soto
    15. Jesus Soler

    IBF 115
    1. NOT RATED
    2. NOT RATED
    3. Giemel Magramo
    4. Jay Harris
    5. Jayson Mama
    6. Nico Hernandez
    7. Genesis Libranza
    8. Junto Nakatani
    9. Sunny Edwards
    10. Eaktawan
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    11. Masayuki Kuroda
    12. Keiver Fernandez
    13. McWilliams Arroyo
    14. Akira Yaegashi
    15. Carlos Licona

    WBO 115
    1. Giemel Magramo
    2. Angel Acosta
    3. Junto Nakatani
    4. Mirco Martin
    5. Sunny Edwards
    6. Ricardo Sandoval
    7. Wenfeng Ge
    8. Jayson Mama
    9. Jay Harris
    10. Wulan Tuolehazi
    11. Olimjon Nazarov
    12. Yusuke Sakashita
    13. Moises Calleros
    14. Jose Soto
    15. Narast Aienleng

    IBO 115
    1. Wisaksil Wangek
    2. Andrew Moloney
    3. Román González
    4. Francisco Rodríguez Jr.
    5. Pedro Guevara
    6. Fernando Daniel Martínez
    7. Yanga Sigqibo
    8. Mikhail Aloyan
    9. Jeyvier Cintrón
    10. McWilliams Arroyo
    11. Jonathan Javier Rodríguez
    12. Sunny Edwards
    13. Iran Díaz
    14. Athenkosi Dumezweni
    15. Jonas Sultan

    Ring Magazine 115
    1. Wisaksil Wangek
    2. Kazuto Ioka
    3. Donnie Nietes
    4. Khalid Yafai
    5. Jerwin Ancajas
    6. Román González
    7. Andrew Moloney
    8. Francisco Rodríguez Jr.
    9. Jeyvier Cintrón
    10. Alejandro Santiago Barrios



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