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The measure of a fighter's greatness is to move up in weight and still win!
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It's much harder to move up from 147 on up, than it is anywhere below.
You hardly see a size/strength difference at 125-130-135. Whereas from 147 to 154, you start to see the difference.
Hell someone like Roy Jones should be praised for all eternity. Nitpick all you want about his cherrypicking, but from 160 to 168 to 175 to 200....not easy. Yes it was gradual, but you could clearly feel the difference in opponents size/strength every time.
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Originally posted by cupocity303 View PostIt's much harder to move up from 147 on up, than it is anywhere below.
You hardly see a size/strength difference at 125-130-135. Whereas from 147 to 154, you start to see the difference.
Hell someone like Roy Jones should be praised for all eternity. Nitpick all you want about his cherrypicking, but from 160 to 168 to 175 to 200....not easy. Yes it was gradual, but you could clearly feel the difference in opponents size/strength every time.
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Originally posted by cupocity303 View PostIt's much harder to move up from 147 on up, than it is anywhere below.
You hardly see a size/strength difference at 125-130-135. Whereas from 147 to 154, you start to see the difference.
Hell someone like Roy Jones should be praised for all eternity. Nitpick all you want about his cherrypicking, but from 160 to 168 to 175 to 200....not easy. Yes it was gradual, but you could clearly feel the difference in opponents size/strength every time.
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