Give an example of a boxer that lost due to overtraining?

I dont think there's a real way for us to know this. Only the fighters know that stuff for sure.

http://www.boxingscene.com/valero-claims-he-busted-de-la-hoya-up-camp--17324 Edwin Valero said it, check out the link. :) Oscar didn't overtrain, he wanted an easy fight and thought his size would demolish Pacquiao. Oscar had not one muscle and looked pale and flabby, he didnt train hard, he snorted that weight off

Margarito vs Mosley, margarito weighed in at a 145 very manny esqe....i felt the the vigorous training regimen had him out there looking lethargic, more so than the plaster issue....

http://www.boxingscene.com/valero-claims-he-busted-de-la-hoya-up-camp--17324 Edwin Valero said it, check out the link. :) Oscar didn't overtrain, he wanted an easy fight and thought his size would demolish Pacquiao. good read thanks bro!

How would you know?

Interesting, do you know who said this? I dont think I have ever heard DLH's training come into question in a good or bad way. I guess we all assume if they make weight, they train properly. http://www.boxingscene.com/valero-claims-he-busted-de-la-hoya-up-camp--17324 Edwin Valero said it, check out the link. :) Oscar didn't overtrain, he wanted an easy fight and thought his size would demolish Pacquiao.

sergio against cotto. the man trained so hard he broke his own knees!

There's no such thing. hoya vs pacquiao is probabley as perfect as it gets That was a 35 year old shell trying to cut down to a weight that he hadn't made in almost eight years.

De La Hoya did not overtrain, he undertrained. As he's sparringpartner to that fight said, he don't like to run. He doesn't even train that hard! :cool2: He had to lose a stupid dumb amount of weight to make that fight happen. I don't doubt he skipped out on training sessions and road work when you're already that tired and dehydrated.

De La Hoya did not overtrain, he undertrained. As he's sparringpartner to that fight said, he don't like to run. He doesn't even train that hard! :cool2: Interesting, do you know who said this? I dont think I have ever heard DLH's training come into question in a good or bad way. I guess we all assume if they make weight, they train properly.

hoya vs pacquiao is probabley as perfect as it gets De La Hoya did not overtrain, he undertrained. As he's sparringpartner to that fight said, he don't like to run. He doesn't even train that hard! :cool2:

Stiverne was over trained in the Wilder fight. Not saying he would have won, but the guy was clearly not in his usual element. I liked Stiverne but I think the height difference was just to much to deal with, not the training...

hoya vs pacquiao is probabley as perfect as it gets He was drained, not necessarily tired because he left everything in the gym. He left everything on the scales.

Stiverne was over trained in the Wilder fight. Not saying he would have won, but the guy was clearly not in his usual element.

There seems to be alot of Broner moderators using NSB today, can't seem to make a thread without him being mentioned, their ebt cards must be low.

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nah hes rite Broner looked hella tight, like he trained too much i actully thought Broner won da fight by close UD but powers that be wanted to bring him down, cant believe still happens in da 2000s :lol1::rofl::haha:

Khan vs GArcia. Had a massive 10-12 week camp for Peterson rematch but Peterson failed the drug test, Khan got offered Garcia not long after. He took 1 week of then went into another 12 week camp, weight drained and over trained, not focused. ^^^good example^^^

Hatton claimed he over trained but his ass was getting knocked out either way, he might have last a few rounds longer but thats it. Maybe roy jones vs tarver 2? having to lose all the weight from Ruiz fight, as he looked horrible in the first tarver fight also. Hatton was just never as good as he was hyped imo. And as for jones, this is a decent example but we see this a lot, fighters move up for a fight then try to move back down especially at an advanced boxers age and get KO'd. I am assuming the weight cutting and bulking is traumatic to the body. Guys under 25 I think can make weight moves fairly easy but once your over 25, I think fighters should settle into a weight class until they cannot make it anymore so I am not to sure if you could necessarily say RJJ overtrained, he may have trained as normal, just couldnt take the cut, if that makes sense.

Khan vs GArcia. Had a massive 10-12 week camp for Peterson rematch but Peterson failed the drug test, Khan got offered Garcia not long after. He took 1 week of then went into another 12 week camp, weight drained and over trained, not focused. this is a good example.