What did Marvin Hagler rehydrate to?

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  • ea22
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    #11
    Originally posted by Ray Corso
    Hagler was not a big man he was proportionate and had no weak area's on his body. At 5'9" he easily made weight and often was at 158.5 -159. He could rehydrate with 2 small meals and fluids and be at 168-70.
    The deal with adding weight after the scales is to try and hit your best sparring weight as the fight drew closer. If you did your best work at 166-70
    then after the scale you go to that "best weight"! Hagler had all the weight
    situations down pat he knew his body and was a terrificly conditioned boxer.
    Everyone is different a fighter can hurt himself if he doesn't find the right proccess to loose then replenish.

    Ray
    Didn't he have very long reach for someone his height? People with large frames usually are heavier that those with average frames.

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    • just the facts
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      #12
      Originally posted by Golovkin
      Around 180-190 from what I've heard. I could be wrong.
      And as usual, you are wrong

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        #13
        Originally posted by ea22
        Didn't he have very long reach for someone his height? People with large frames usually are heavier that those with average frames.
        Correct, Hagler had freakishly long reach for his height

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        • Ray Corso
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          #14
          Yes he did! When Hagler boxed on the moving using lateral movement he knew how to use his lead shoulder and jab to show a side shot of himself.
          He had terrific defense when he boxed but he learned that mixing in fighting with boxing skills was a benefit when it could be applied.
          Hagler fought some of the toughest men as he came up to the ranks. His record has alot of tough quality fighters on it and his looses were avenged.
          Fighting in Philly at that time against the Worm and Briscoe wasn't a
          trail test" is was a get your azz kicked if your not on top of your game test!
          Hagler was a terrific fighter to watch, he was a real pro and a great champ.

          Ray

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          • Biolink
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            #15
            Originally posted by .:: JSFD26 ::.
            No rehydration?
            No more than a few pounds. Not anything crazy like today. Some water and a solid meal. Anything more than that you'll feel like you have to take a shyt when you have to fight in a few hours.

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              #16
              Originally posted by Biolink
              No more than a few pounds. Not anything crazy like today. Some water and a solid meal. Anything more than that you'll feel like you have to take a shyt when you have to fight in a few hours.

              Exactly....

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