It actually can improve your chin in two ways (one being the weight thing mentioned above).
Secondly, fighters in higher weight classes tend to be less explosive and slower than those in lower weight classes. You're less likely to get clipped with a shot you don't see as the punches slow down. Guys hit harder, sure, but not with the same dynamism of the lower weights. This alone can give the illusion of your chin improving, when it actually doesn't. Perceived improvement is still improvement though, especially in boxing.
Secondly, fighters in higher weight classes tend to be less explosive and slower than those in lower weight classes. You're less likely to get clipped with a shot you don't see as the punches slow down. Guys hit harder, sure, but not with the same dynamism of the lower weights. This alone can give the illusion of your chin improving, when it actually doesn't. Perceived improvement is still improvement though, especially in boxing.
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