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    Right now the top WWs are shorter right now then they have been historically in the past. You have Cotto @ 5'7, Clottey @ 5'8, and Berto @ 5'8. And you also have fighters at those same heights fighting at lower weight classes like Juanma Lopez and Chris John. The average welter historically has has been the size of Cintron, Margarito, De La Hoya, Trinidad, Hearns, Forrest. Since there has been a history of 6 foot welters I don't understand how its a shock or a big deal there is one that happens to be a couple inches over the norm. but WW has the most variants in height disparity between fighters. But from 147/54 to 200 everyone is generally from 5'10-6'2.

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    If you can make the weight then you belong there.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by egreezy View Post
      Right now the top WWs are shorter right now then they have been historically in the past. You have Cotto @ 5'7, Clottey @ 5'8, and Berto @ 5'8. And you also have fighters at those same heights fighting at lower weight classes like Juanma Lopez and Chris John. The average welter historically has has been the size of Cintron, Margarito, De La Hoya, Trinidad, Hearns, Forrest. Since there has been a history of 6 foot welters I don't understand how its a shock or a big deal there is one that happens to be a couple inches over the norm. but WW has the most variants in height disparity between fighters. But from 147/54 to 200 everyone is generally from 5'10-6'2.
      In boxing their are weight classs........not height and reach classes.....

      Also Tommy Hearns is the same height as Williams....and was a welter.

      And doesnt Williams already have a loss at WW...so whats the problem with him fighting WELTERS.

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      • #4
        This shiet redicolous he needs to fight someone his own size by that i meant his own height- stop picking on this short dudes makes you look bad.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by iHateThePacMan View Post
          This shiet redicolous he needs to fight someone his own size by that i meant his own height- stop picking on this short dudes makes you look bad.
          What is the WW height limit?

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            Originally posted by jrosales13 View Post
            What is the WW height limit?
            Good question......

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            • #7
              Originally posted by iHateThePacMan View Post
              This shiet redicolous he needs to fight someone his own size by that i meant his own height- stop picking on this short dudes makes you look bad.
              So height is part of each weight division now?

              He's much taller, but that does mean he's really skinny compared to the others. Is that unfair too? The other fighters should fight somebody their own width?

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Toaster View Post
                Good question......
                And, I want an answer?

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Mersey View Post
                  So height is part of each weight division now?

                  He's much taller, but that does mean he's really skinny compared to the others. Is that unfair too? The other fighters should fight somebody their own width?
                  That is even a better question.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by iHateThePacMan View Post
                    This shiet redicolous he needs to fight someone his own size by that i meant his own height- stop picking on this short dudes makes you look bad.
                    Celestino Caballero, Diego Corrales, Felix Trinidad, Roy Jones Jr, and Mike Tyson are all the same height at 5'11" each.

                    Celestino Caballero: Super Bantamweight

                    Diego Corrales: A career Super Featherweight-Lightweight

                    Felix Trinidad: A career Welterweight-Junior Middleweight

                    Roy Jones Jr: I would say 168 but can make a case for 175

                    Mike Tyson: A career Heavyweight

                    These guys are all the same height and had completely different natural weight classes. Only thing people have against Paul fighting in the lower weights is that he's tall but look at 5 fighters I just mentioned who are all the same height and fought in different weight classes, lower and higher.

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