The measure of a fighter's greatness is to move up in weight and still win!

[4773Y350NM3]

All of them, its only 7 pounds.

Yeah your right, its only 7 pounds, but they still fighting at 140. whats the hold up?

[FeFist]

You dont see a boxer going down in weight then becoming ATGs

Because fighters campaign at the weight they are comfortable at. Those fighters don't go down a weight class because the only way to go is up, they won't find themselves in a situation where they can't gain an extra 10lb to come near the limit.

Fighters do find that they struggle to lose the extra pounds to campaign in a weight class they were once comfortable in which is why they move up weight.

[ronnie_N.]

a little off-topic...

how to measure the greatness of martinez by challenging pacquiao?...

[_original_]

Judging by the thread's title, you must be a Pacquiao fan.

[daggum]

moving up in weight is easy. the real measure of greatness is moving down in weight and that's why anthony mundine is the greatest of all time.

[4773Y350NM3]

Judging by the thread's title, you must be a Pacquiao fan.

Are you ******? Mayweather also move up in weight just like PAC and win!

Are you ******?!

[4773Y350NM3]

a little off-topic...

how to measure the greatness of martinez by challenging pacquiao?...

PAC is still PAc, I give him credit if he win!

[Steak]

I disagree completly with your opening statement.

[4773Y350NM3]

moving up in weight is easy. the real measure of greatness is moving down in weight and that's why anthony mundine is the greatest of all time.

Its not hard to do if you have spare fats to lose. Its just like Judah he cant get or win fights in 147 so he decided to go down.

[4773Y350NM3]

I disagree completly with your opening statement.

I hope I added a statement after that, maybe just maybe then you going to agree with me.