Give an example of a boxer that lost due to overtraining?

[Ham Porter]

There's no such thing.

hoya vs pacquiao is probabley as perfect as it gets

That was a 35 year old shell trying to cut down to a weight that he hadn't made in almost eight years.

[nveleven]

Drago in Rocky rematch

[TheGR8TESTOAT]

Ive heard the term, "leaving the fight in the gym" but are there any perfect examples of fighters that did so? How could you tell? Seems like overtraining could easily be used as an excuse...

Stiverne claims he over trained against Wilder.

[daggum]

sergio against cotto. the man trained so hard he broke his own knees!

[Scary]

Interesting, do you know who said this? I dont think I have ever heard DLH's training come into question in a good or bad way. I guess we all assume if they make weight, they train properly.

http://www.boxingscene.com/valero-cl...up-camp--17324

Edwin Valero said it, check out the link.

Oscar didn't overtrain, he wanted an easy fight and thought his size would demolish Pacquiao.

[FeFist]

How would you know?

[WarVeteranO01]

http://www.boxingscene.com/valero-cl...up-camp--17324

Edwin Valero said it, check out the link.

Oscar didn't overtrain, he wanted an easy fight and thought his size would demolish Pacquiao.

good read thanks bro!

[sbbigmike]

Margarito vs Mosley, margarito weighed in at a 145 very manny esqe....i felt the the vigorous training regimen had him out there looking lethargic, more so than the plaster issue....

[sbbigmike]

http://www.boxingscene.com/valero-cl...up-camp--17324

Edwin Valero said it, check out the link.

Oscar didn't overtrain, he wanted an easy fight and thought his size would demolish Pacquiao.

Oscar had not one muscle and looked pale and flabby, he didnt train hard, he snorted that weight off

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

I dont think there's a real way for us to know this. Only the fighters know that stuff for sure.