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  • billeau2
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    Size Queens you are on blast...

    Im not knockin' Joshua but I am putting size queens on blast here... Enough of the BS!!!

    1) Biology accelerated and made super heavyweights that would flatten the SMALLER fighters of yesteryear...
    2) Boxing like all sports follows the same trajectory and boxers today are bigger, stronger, faster than yesteryear.
    3) There will never be an average (for the division mean from 1920 on) size heavyweight champ again.

    And all the other nonsense we get here. First off: Joshua to train for this fight, and be mobile and have endurance came down to a weight below 240... fact His opponent who has all the characteristics of a throwback fighter was lighter @220ish and Wilder who us the premier puncher in the division comes in between 220 and 230ish.

    There are more bigger heavyweights now... Not better, not more skilled... just more bigger heavyweights.

    So lets try to put the BS to rest.
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    As I have maintained all along, the best heavyweights are the ones around 200 lbs. and 6' 0"--6' 2." They have enough power and can easily carry their own weight all night.

    As for Joshua, I have postulated all along that he is a scrub. Giant heavyweights are easy to promote, small ones are not.

    With Joshua now out of the picture it looks like Fury will have to take on the winner of Thor/Eddie Hall after all.

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      Mobile southpaws are every fighter's worst nightmare, to be fair.

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        #4
        Originally posted by billeau2
        Im not knockin' Joshua but I am putting size queens on blast here... Enough of the BS!!!

        1) Biology accelerated and made super heavyweights that would flatten the SMALLER fighters of yesteryear...
        2) Boxing like all sports follows the same trajectory and boxers today are bigger, stronger, faster than yesteryear.
        3) There will never be an average (for the division mean from 1920 on) size heavyweight champ again.

        And all the other nonsense we get here. First off: Joshua to train for this fight, and be mobile and have endurance came down to a weight below 240... fact His opponent who has all the characteristics of a throwback fighter was lighter @220ish and Wilder who us the premier puncher in the division comes in between 220 and 230ish.

        There are more bigger heavyweights now... Not better, not more skilled... just more bigger heavyweights.

        So lets try to put the BS to rest.
        - -Got U weensie jock tied up knots again?

        Facts are with modern rules and 12 rd fights in every weight class the fighters on average are 10-15 lbs bigger come fightnight, more so in the heavy division. AJ lost a close fight to the now top guy in the division. It was a purest dream in pure boxing with nary a foul seen if any that made most of the rounds even. The fight turned in the last rounds when AJ suffered a small abrasion under his eye that was inconsequential save he said he was having problems seeing, perhaps a detached retina or other injury to the eyeball itself.

        That is born out by the scores where one point on 115-113 makes that card a draw, and 2 rds on the next card makes it a draw resulting in a majority draw result. I've seen idiots who don't know how to score a fight having Usyk up 10-2 in rounds, but 10-2 winners don't look like Usyk, but noone can make an idiot any smarter...NOONE!!! usyk-wins.jpg?resize=600%2C400&ssl=1.jpg

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          Originally posted by QueensburyRules

          - -Got U weensie jock tied up knots again?

          Facts are with modern rules and 12 rd fights in every weight class the fighters on average are 10-15 lbs bigger come fightnight, more so in the heavy division. AJ lost a close fight to the now top guy in the division. It was a purest dream in pure boxing with nary a foul seen if any that made most of the rounds even. The fight turned in the last rounds when AJ suffered a small abrasion under his eye that was inconsequential save he said he was having problems seeing, perhaps a detached retina or other injury to the eyeball itself.

          That is born out by the scores where one point on 115-113 makes that card a draw, and 2 rds on the next card makes it a draw resulting in a majority draw result. I've seen idiots who don't know how to score a fight having Usyk up 10-2 in rounds, but 10-2 winners don't look like Usyk, but noone can make an idiot any smarter...NOONE!!! usyk-wins.jpg?resize=600%2C400&ssl=1.jpg
          Yawn.... idiot.

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            #6
            Originally posted by ShoulderRoll
            Mobile southpaws are every fighter's worst nightmare, to be fair.
            It's not just this fight... two of the three top dogs are average sized Heavyweights, including the hardest puncher... and there is no real precident for cruisers losing because of size.

            I think it is fitting that we have an undisputed who is an "unnatural " Heavyweight, lol..

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              Originally posted by billeau2

              It's not just this fight... two of the three top dogs are average sized Heavyweights, including the hardest puncher... and there is no real precident for cruisers losing because of size.

              I think it is fitting that we have an undisputed who is an "unnatural " Heavyweight, lol..
              You consider Wilder to be average sized?

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                #8
                Originally posted by ShoulderRoll

                You consider Wilder to be average sized?
                - -Gotta understand Ginsberg and Kerouac are his size standards...

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