HOLY ****!!!! Look at This pic of BRADLEY!!!!

[STEELHEAD]

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Holy ****. That is the most ripped i have ever seen a 142 pound man look. This pic was taken during the 7-day weigh-in for his fight next week.

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auha ha ha ha .
means nothing!
most said the same about lacey!

[dobermann28]

he looks like a complete arsehole...with that moustash!!!!!

i wouldent say that to his face though!!! not cos im scared of him. i'd just burst into fits of ****ing laughter looking at that baby tash!!

seriously though. i like him and i hope he can be the next no.1 a LWW after hatton retires!

[Stickman]

Honestly, I don't know how it is guys end up thinking that type of physique is going to win them fights, when it's been proven over and over, throughout the entire history of boxing, that the best body type to have in the ring is long and lean, with an enormous emphasis on cardiovascular conditioning.

Some examples were:
Johnson
Ali
Lewis
Robinson
Leonard
Hearnes

That's just to name a few. There have been many, many others who made an impact on the sport without resorting to building that type of body, and in fact, it usually proves counterproductive. Less gas for later rounds, power fades quick, punch out easy, harder to make weight (harder to drop muscle mass than body fat), and the list goes on.

That kid isn't huge, but he's obviously spending time on the weight machine that would be better spent on roadwork and sparring.

[dobermann28]

Honestly, I don't know how it is guys end up thinking that type of physique is going to win them fights, when it's been proven over and over, throughout the entire history of boxing, that the best body type to have in the ring is long and lean, with an enormous emphasis on cardiovascular conditioning.

Some examples were:
Johnson
Ali
Lewis
Robinson
Leonard
Hearnes

That's just to name a few. There have been many, many others who made an impact on the sport without resorting to building that type of body, and in fact, it usually proves counterproductive. Less gas for later rounds, power fades quick, punch out easy, harder to make weight (harder to drop muscle mass than body fat), and the list goes on.

That kid isn't huge, but he's obviously spending time on the weight machine that would be better spent on roadwork and sparring.

i dont think anyone here can say that tim bradley neglected his cardio...the only reason that he looks like that is by burning fat! and the best way to do that is by combining weight training and cardio.

he has REALLLLLLLLLLLLY low body fat and i think it is down to his cardio...he just has big muscles...so i would not read to much into it!

[STEELHEAD]

of most recent look at the diaz/katsidis. you talk about the differents in physic types. and diaz was muscleing him back at times.

[Don Johnson]

Honestly, I don't know how it is guys end up thinking that type of physique is going to win them fights, when it's been proven over and over, throughout the entire history of boxing, that the best body type to have in the ring is long and lean, with an enormous emphasis on cardiovascular conditioning.

Some examples were:
Johnson
Ali
Lewis
Robinson
Leonard
Hearnes

That's just to name a few. There have been many, many others who made an impact on the sport without resorting to building that type of body, and in fact, it usually proves counterproductive. Less gas for later rounds, power fades quick, punch out easy, harder to make weight (harder to drop muscle mass than body fat), and the list goes on.

That kid isn't huge, but he's obviously spending time on the weight machine that would be better spent on roadwork and sparring.

don't forget hopkins.

[MikeBrew328]

He's going to pop edner's cherry

Malignaggi already did that, a long time ago.

Honestly, I don't know how it is guys end up thinking that type of physique is going to win them fights, when it's been proven over and over, throughout the entire history of boxing, that the best body type to have in the ring is long and lean, with an enormous emphasis on cardiovascular conditioning.

Some examples were:
Johnson
Ali
Lewis
Robinson
Leonard
Hearnes

That's just to name a few. There have been many, many others who made an impact on the sport without resorting to building that type of body, and in fact, it usually proves counterproductive. Less gas for later rounds, power fades quick, punch out easy, harder to make weight (harder to drop muscle mass than body fat), and the list goes on.

That kid isn't huge, but he's obviously spending time on the weight machine that would be better spent on roadwork and sparring.

I agree. Big abs can actually be a detriment in terms of taking body shots, because muscles like that are incredibly tight. I think Manny Steward said something like that. You also have guys like Ali who never lifted a weight in there life. Skill and brains win in the ring. Just look at Jeff Lacy. Most ripped body ever, tires qucikly.

[DA1CATAS]

[IMG]http://www.*********.com/brad-wiegen7.jpg[/IMG]

Holy ****. That is the most ripped i have ever seen a 142 pound man look. This pic was taken during the 7-day weigh-in for his fight next week.

http://*********.com/ (scroll down a bit)

That is quite impressive... only a few levels under where I'd like to be in the future..like next year...

he is very cut and inshape.. he looks great... feel a lil gay saying that.

[al caPWN]

All those exclamation points, kball must be looking for a job writing headlines for *********.