Are chubby heavyweights the toughest to get out?

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  • 15round
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    Are chubby heavyweights the toughest to get out?

    Fury looked fatter than Ruiz in his fight last weekend. Neither one has been stopped. Is there something to having all that extra flesh that doesn't flex?
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    • GrandpaBernard
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      Nvr thought about this till now

      Fat boxer can throw his weight around and lean on opponents in clinches

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        • Haka
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          It's a shock absorber.

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            • GrandpaBernard
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              #4
              Originally posted by Haka
              It's a shock absorber.
              Fury boxing like a fairy in the 1st Wilder fight

              I didn’t think giants can float like a butterfly and sting like a bee

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