Why do smaller fighters age quicker?

[BetterCallSaul]

Mr Miyagi was only 32.

[KostyaTszyu44]

what a dumb question.

how is it dumb??? its a valid observation and i was wondering what everyone else thought about it

[KingChile]

how is it dumb??? its a valid observation and i was wondering what everyone else thought about it

u don't know **** about boxing do you?

[KostyaTszyu44]

u don't know **** about boxing do you?

umm i actually box you idiot, and yes i know more than you

[KingChile]

umm i actually box you idiot, and yes i know more than you

backyard boxing doesn't count pal.

[Underdog82]

u don't know **** about boxing do you?

Aw did this post get your little pink panties in a twist?

The fact that anyone can actually get angry for no good reason at a post asking a pretty interesting question is hilarious.

[Jim Jeffries]

Ivan Calderon, 108, is 34, and still at the top of his game.

Ricardo Lopez, 108, retired at the age of 35, undefeated.

But you're right, for the most part, smaller fighters, who rely more of speed and reflexes, slow down enough by 30 and start taking too many punches.

[Bhopreign]

Its because of Morales fighting style, I dont care who you are if youre in enough wars it will take a toll on your body and mind.

[KostyaTszyu44]

backyard boxing doesn't count pal.

im an amateur boxer

i won the state novice title and went to the national titles this year

[hammerhiem]

im an amateur boxer

i won the state novice title and went to the national titles this year

Nice.

Oh and it's probably the most interesting thread posted today btw.