BHop was a natural 160 pounder

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    #1

    BHop was a natural 160 pounder

    This is in reference to KrisSilver's thread.

    Can we stop with the "Bernard Hopkins fought his first fight at 175 therefore it was his natural weight" bull****?

    If I remember correctly he actually fought his first fight at LHW because of a mistake by his management. He was actually ****** with his team for putting him in there at LHW and took an extended break from boxing as a result.
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    #2
    Originally posted by danc1984
    This is in reference to KrisSilver's thread.

    Can we stop with the "Bernard Hopkins fought his first fight at 175 therefore it was his natural weight" bull****?

    If I remember correctly he actually fought his first fight at LHW because of a mistake by his management. He was actually ****** with his team for putting him in there at LHW and took an extended break from boxing as a result.
    John Scully would disagree. I remember him saying Bernard was ALWAYS a cut-down light heavy.



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    • Kris Silver
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      #3
      Good knowledge Dan, cheers. I always wondered about Hopkins first fight apparently being at LHW. One fight is hardly a big deal anyway. I'm sure it's a revelation to many it was not by choice, an accident by his team..he had to gain weight and take time out, which seems to have actually been the case.

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      • AceNguyen
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        #4
        When you fight at Middleweight until you're 41, you're a middleweight! NO questions asked.

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        • Pullcounter
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          #5
          Originally posted by AceNguyen
          When you fight at Middleweight until you're 41, you're a middleweight! NO questions asked.
          I'd say he was a career middleweight but probably a natural 175 lber.

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          • ippo
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            #6
            Still say he was a middleweight.Staying at middleweight for 10 years will make your body a middleweight body not a light heavyweight body.

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