It's just the way they're built, but if they were measured then it must be true. i do agree though that a lot of faulse figures are given out about heights, but as i said he was measured.
It's just the way they're built, but if they were measured then it must be true. i do agree though that a lot of faulse figures are given out about heights, but as i said he was measured.
Then I'll take your and H.B.O.'s word for that. He's 5'11.
Lacy looks like a big super-middle, but he has a pretty narrow waist for his shoulders. I don't think he could go up to heavy-weight. Cruiser, yes, heavy-weight, no. I haven't really seen enough of him to know if he has the skills to overcome the size difference if he moves up. Usually the guys that can move up and be successful have the skills to make up for their lack in punching power. I mean, you can't be a slugger, even if you're a devestating slugger, and expect to be succesful against the bigger men. When it goes to punch for punch, they're probably going to out-hit you. I would take this talk of, hitting harder than the heavy-weights with a grain of salt. It's obviously meant to be a scare tactic, but probably has little validity.
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