but you see thats 140 LB fights. I mean lets say for example if chad dawson 175 fights andre ward 170....is the weight going to play into the result?
why does weight matter so much in boxing?
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When all things ability wise are close to equal concerning fighting one on one there is a reference that is as old as the hills that says what will get you beat if you give away any more than .
A stone in a man , a pound in a dog and ounce in a game**** .Comment
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you get hit with a 1 lb ball by a strong throwing machine.
you get hit with a 6 lb ball by a strong throwing machine.
you will feel the difference.Comment
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please....you cant be that ******....6 pounds is 600% that of 1 pound so this is the worst analogy I have ever heard
175 is roughly 3% over 170 .....logic next time pleaseComment
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weight on the scale can be alot different then weight on fight night, making someone dehydrate a little more can weaken them,
also some dehydrate well, and walk in really heavy on fight night... the scale weight is just what they weigh before the fight... they can come in 15lbs heavier on fight night... so if you think about it weighing in at 140, having your opponent weigh in at 147 seems like only 7 lbs until dude-mo rehydrates to 167 against your 145lbs ass.Comment
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Exactly,Cotto-Corley comes to mind...weigh they were 140 and 137,fight night tthey were 157 and 140.weight on the scale can be alot different then weight on fight night, making someone dehydrate a little more can weaken them,
also some dehydrate well, and walk in really heavy on fight night... the scale weight is just what they weigh before the fight... they can come in 15lbs heavier on fight night... so if you think about it weighing in at 140, having your opponent weigh in at 147 seems like only 7 lbs until dude-mo rehydrates to 167 against your 145lbs ass.
Same day weigh-ins should be used.Comment
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