How often does the bigger good fighter beat the smaller good fighter ?

[WillieWild114]

Critics always say the bigger good fighter always beat the smaller good fighter. Based on boxing notable heavyweight history where the weight difference can be a 100lb difference how often does this happen.

[Boxing 112]

More than the other way around. You'll see when Fury wins Usyk.

[Boxfan83]

If boxing had 1 champ per division it'd be rare to see guys jump up and beat another man naturally bigger and equally talented. Boxing would also need a Super HW division.

But if this is in reference to Fury vs. Usyk. I like Usyk and think Fury is going to make it ugly and ragdoll Usyk. Usyk may look good for 3rds but Fury will use his mass. Fury is a tall order even for Usyk. And if Usyk got tired from Joshua, Fury will exhaust him to a TKO 10-12.

[Rockybigblower]

Once in a while

[TheIronMike]

more common back in the 90's and before. More often today, I see the smaller, faster fighter moving up and outboxing the bigger guy.

[BodyBagz]

Without a CW, hardly ever.

Everything else being equal, size will matter 9x10

[MONGOOSE66]

Critics always say the bigger good fighter always beat the smaller good fighter. Based on boxing notable heavyweight history where the weight difference can be a 100lb difference how often does this happen.

I always say if talent is equal, SIZE MATTERS GREATELY.

[El_Mero]

If i had to put a number Id say 10/15% in favor of the smaller guy

[JakeTheBoxer]

If everything is equal, size usually prevails.

[SN!PER]

Usyk has about as much chance to win as Bud Crawford if we throw him in the ring with Canelo.