105-118 is the weakest divsions in boxing

[Don_Jah]

Said this all the time I've been following boxing

There's not that many fighters in these weight classes, most countries in the world don't have hardly any boxers that are this small, it's the easiest divisions to win a 'world title'.

Terrible for boxing that there's a new weight division every poxy few measly pounds with a new set of 4 world titles.

The phrases 'world champ' and'multi weight world champ' is diluted when you're down there. Some of these midget divisions are as shallow as womens boxing!

Whereas the jump from light heavyweight to Cruiserweight is huge! Doesn't make sense.

[crimsonfalcon07]

Holy ignorant bigotry, Batman. Does it make you feel better about being a fat slob to make up crap like this?

The world average for men is 136 lbs. The average American male is 198 lbs. Well over half the world's population is under 126 lbs, since fat American slobs skew the average so much.

It's more common to do well moving up the divisions at higher weight classes than at the lower weight classes. That's actually been studied before. Most of this thread is counterfactual.

You may not be personally interested in the lower divisions, but skill levels go down as the weight goes up. Just say you don't like those divisions. Or better yet, just don't watch them and keep your bigotry to yourself.

[HandsofIron]

Mexico and Latin America loves the lower weight classes as well

Yup, there's a massive market there as well which is why the lower weight classes are fine the way they are.

If there's any weight class that needs reshuffling right now it's Heavyweight. The so called best Heavyweight Tyson Fury got his ass handed to him by an ex-UFC fighter.

[Marchegiano]

Holy ignorant bigotry, Batman. Does it make you feel better about being a fat slob to make up crap like this?

The world average for men is 136 lbs. The average American male is 198 lbs. Well over half the world's population is under 126 lbs, since fat American slobs skew the average so much.

It's more common to do well moving up the divisions at higher weight classes than at the lower weight classes. That's actually been studied before. Most of this thread is counterfactual.

You may not be personally interested in the lower divisions, but skill levels go down as the weight goes up. Just say you don't like those divisions. Or better yet, just don't watch them and keep your bigotry to yourself.

This jamook over here.


Let us do some math:

The thread is about 105-118.

198>118

136>118

126>118

You = too stupid to realize your supporting evidence supports OP's claim, not your own.

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There are 114 pages worth of rated mini-weight boxers on boxrec

Heavy has 693 pages worth of rated professional boxers

CW 196

LHW 525

Super Middle is at 207

MW = 1,096

SWW = 361

WW = 1,583

SLW = 461

LW = 1,730

SFW = 331

FW/126 = 1,382

SBW = 239

BW = 896

Super Fly = 131

FW = 579

LFW = 118


Let me rate them by population for your silly ass:

1. Lightweight = Above 126
2. Welterweight = Above 126
3. Featherweight = 126 or Below
4. Middleweight = Above 126
5. Bantamweight = 126 or Below
6. Heavyweight = Above 126
7. Flyweight = 126 or Below
8. Light-Heavyweight = Above 126
9. Super-Lightweight = Above 126
10. Super-Welterweight = Above 126
11. Super-Featherweight = Above 126
12. Super-Bantamweight = 126 or Below
13. Super-Middleweight = Above 126
14. Cruiserweight = Above 126
15. Super-Flyweight = 126 or Below
16. Light-Flyweight = 126 or Below
17. Minimumweight = 126 or Below

How about addition?


Above 126 = 6,987 rated fighters

At or Below 126 = 3,345 rated fighters


Subtraction?

6987
-3345
--------
3642
-3345
--------
297


More than twice as many fighters above 126 than at or below let alone 118. Yet 126 and below is more than half the weight divisions.



Super uncommon for the lower weight classes to feature anyone doing well moving up in weight because it's comparatively uncommon for boxing to feature the lower weight classes period, anywhere on this planet.



Kiss my fat yank ass ya weird filthy little jungle gnome. Ain't no one fighting at the child sizes.

[Gaydrien Boner]

This jamook over here.


Let us do some math:

The thread is about 105-118.

198>118

136>118

126>118

You = too stupid to realize your supporting evidence supports OP's claim, not your own.

-----


There are 114 pages worth of rated mini-weight boxers on boxrec

Heavy has 693 pages worth of rated professional boxers

CW 196

LHW 525

Super Middle is at 207

MW = 1,096

SWW = 361

WW = 1,583

SLW = 461

LW = 1,730

SFW = 331

FW/126 = 1,382

SBW = 239

BW = 896

Super Fly = 131

FW = 579

LFW = 118


Let me rate them by population for your silly ass:

1. Lightweight = Above 126
2. Welterweight = Above 126
3. Featherweight = 126 or Below
4. Middleweight = Above 126
5. Bantamweight = 126 or Below
6. Heavyweight = Above 126
7. Flyweight = 126 or Below
8. Light-Heavyweight = Above 126
9. Super-Lightweight = Above 126
10. Super-Welterweight = Above 126
11. Super-Featherweight = Above 126
12. Super-Bantamweight = 126 or Below
13. Super-Middleweight = Above 126
14. Cruiserweight = Above 126
15. Super-Flyweight = 126 or Below
16. Light-Flyweight = 126 or Below
17. Minimumweight = 126 or Below

How about addition?


Above 126 = 6,987 rated fighters

At or Below 126 = 3,345 rated fighters


Subtraction?

6987
-3345
--------
3642
-3345
--------
297


More than twice as many fighters above 126 than at or below let alone 118. Yet 126 and below is more than half the weight divisions.



Super uncommon for the lower weight classes to feature anyone doing well moving up in weight because it's comparatively uncommon for boxing to feature the lower weight classes period, anywhere on this planet.



Kiss my fat yank ass ya weird filthy little jungle gnome. Ain't no one fighting at the child sizes.

Least the lower weight classes fight each other unlike lightweights

[SilverMiles]

OP your acting like these weight classes have 30 boxers in them each.

At a certain point the number of fighters in a division isn't going to make it better. It wasn't that long ago a Former Flyweight dominating the 147lb division for half a decade.

It's hard to compare the lighter weight classes to the women's because not only can we see the women aren't that good by just watching their fighters but at weight classes like 168lbs there only legitimately 10 pros in the division.

[The D3vil]

OP your acting like these weight classes have 30 boxers in them each.

At a certain point the number of fighters in a division isn't going to make it better. It wasn't that long ago a Former Flyweight dominating the 147lb division for half a decade.

It's hard to compare the lighter weight classes to the women's because not only can we see the women aren't that good by just watching their fighters but at weight classes like 168lbs there only legitimately 10 pros in the division.

You're comparing Manny Pacquiao to other Flyweights?

There's a reason he's the only person to ever do what he's done.

Most fighters who fight under 118 don't even make it to 126, much less up to 135

[satiev1]

holy ignorant bigotry, batman. Does it make you feel better about being a fat slob to make up crap like this?

the world average for men is 136 lbs. the average american male is 198 lbs. well over half the world's population is under 126 lbs, since fat american slobs skew the average so much.

it's more common to do well moving up the divisions at higher weight classes than at the lower weight classes. That's actually been studied before. Most of this thread is counterfactual.

You may not be personally interested in the lower divisions, but skill levels go down as the weight goes up. Just say you don't like those divisions. Or better yet, just don't watch them and keep your bigotry to yourself.

no that's bs

[Gaydrien Boner]

This thread better not be chicken shít