Originally posted by Light_Speed
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How many weight classes can GGG move up and be successful?
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He says he can make 154 with no problem so he is a small middleweight. I think he is good enough to beat any 168 pounder so that would be the highest weight he should compete at. I don't know if he could beat Kovalev but why push it. He could stay at middleweight if he wanted to. Middleweights is not almost dead. Middleweight is the fighting weight of more men world wide than any other weight class. The world hasn't stopped producing good 160 pound boxers. I am sure some excellent middleweights will be making a name for themselves very soon. The strength of different weight classes changes all the time.
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Originally posted by Light_Speed View PostHe actually turned pro as a light heavy, then moved down to middleweight and managed to stay there for years thanks to his discipline and work ethics even though he's always been a natural light heavyweight.
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It's not really fair for fighters such as GGG or Rigo who entered the pros later in life and whose body has already gone through a growing process.
Take Chavez Jr and Broner. Had we seen them first in their current age, and take in mind they're young still (28 and 25), we would be shocked they ever fought at 160 or 130.
Imagine when they are in their early 30s. Is anyone going to ask if they can keep moving up after movie up various divisions?
Had we seen GGG or Rigo since the beginning, they would already be in their 3rd or so division.
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Originally posted by Mr.Fantastic View PostDepends on what fights he gets.
He can go all the way to 175 if he gets Mitchell, Bruseles, and Gatti type dudes. Or he can just ask for catch weights like the divas in the sport are doing.
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Originally posted by JaguaresMx View PostIt's not really fair for fighters such as GGG or Rigo who entered the pros later in life and whose body has already gone through a growing process.
Take Chavez Jr and Broner. Had we seen them first in their current age, and take in mind they're young still (28 and 25), we would be shocked they ever fought at 160 or 130.
Imagine when they are in their early 30s. Is anyone going to ask if they can keep moving up after movie up various divisions?
Had we seen GGG or Rigo since the beginning, they would already be in their 3rd or so division.Last edited by Larry the boss; 08-16-2014, 04:01 PM.
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Originally posted by LarryXXX View Postnot surprised you try to bring Floyd into this somehow someway...why are people so defensive when people ask about GGG moving up in weight??
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Originally posted by LarryXXX View Postnot surprised you try to bring Floyd into this somehow someway...why are people so defensive when people ask about GGG moving up in weight??
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