Big Fighters Vs. Small

**3 P4PKING_2008** · 10-20-2008, 06:40 PM

Clottey Judah was a joke too. 165 pounder against the greatest 147 pounder of recent times. Same day weight ins are needed.

**Thread Stealer** · 10-20-2008, 06:42 PM

I prefer guys of the same size fighting, that's why there's weight classes, but I don't mind as long as it's not too often. There's always been fights between guys of different sizes throughout history.

Pacquiao-DLH is too much of a difference though. It's not like a one division jump (Mayweather-DLH, Mayweather-Hatton). It's a guy who's been at 4 divisions below the other throughout his career until this year, when they were "only" 15 lbs. apart.

**ACHlLLES** · 10-20-2008, 06:43 PM

Yeah, how come Hopkins took on a bigger fighter then himself named Tarver and beat the **** out of him and won the belt?

**Thread Stealer** · 10-20-2008, 06:44 PM

Originally posted by MacChamp

Yeah, how come Hopkins took on a bigger fighter then himself named Tarver and beat the **** out of him and won the belt?

Cartman is such a ****ing sissy.

**Brockton Lip** · 10-20-2008, 06:46 PM

Originally posted by dondi330

Does anyone feel like its ok For these bigger boxers taking on smaller ones IE. Oscar DeLa hoya Vs. Pacman? Margarito vs. Cotto? Paul Williams vs. Verno Philips? Should Hopkins challenge Margarito at a catch weight? Most likely knocking out Tony.

Oscar vs Pac is the only one thats questionable here. They're not even close to the same weight, the others are only a height difference. Since when are there height divisions?

Originally posted by 3 P4PKING_2008

Clottey Judah was a joke too. 165 pounder against the greatest 147 pounder of recent times. Same day weight ins are needed.

lol what?

**MayweatherDaMan** · 10-20-2008, 06:47 PM

Squirtle Vs Onix.

Squirtle would probably win too, as the Onix are weak against water types.

BIG vs SMALL

**ACHlLLES** · 10-20-2008, 06:47 PM

Originally posted by Thread Stealer

Cartman is such a ****ing sissy.

Did you see the episode where Cartman wanted to fight Kyle. And than when they fought, Kyle just pimped slapped Cartman with one ***** slap and Cartman started crying like a little baby... **** was hilarious.

**Thread Stealer** · 10-20-2008, 06:51 PM

Originally posted by MacChamp

Did you see the episode where Cartman wanted to fight Kyle. And than when they fought, Kyle just pimped slapped Cartman with one ***** slap and Cartman started crying like a little baby... **** was hilarious.

Cartman is a puzzy, unless your name is Scott Tenorman, then he turns into the sadistic evil genius.

Originally posted by 3 P4PKING_2008

Clottey Judah was a joke too. 165 pounder against the greatest 147 pounder of recent times. Same day weight ins are needed.

Agree with the bolded.

I don't like fights when one guy outweighs the other by a dozen pounds or so on fight night.

**KnockoutTheFat** · 10-20-2008, 06:53 PM

Originally posted by dondi330

Does anyone feel like its ok For these bigger boxers taking on smaller ones IE. Oscar DeLa hoya Vs. Pacman? Margarito vs. Cotto? Paul Williams vs. Verno Philips? Should Hopkins challenge Margarito at a catch weight? Most likely knocking out Tony.

Only Pacman-DLH I feel is too much of a size discrepancy. You have a guy who started at Lt. Flyweight vs. a man who started at LW who is really a natural WW.

Then again you have bigger size differentials in the HW division anyway, such as Valuev vs. Ruiz. Difference of almost 90 pounds.

Big Fighters Vs. Small