should there be a weight limit rehydration clause in all fights ?
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Answer please: Do you know the purpose of dividing boxing into categories according to the weight?Comment
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Either weight matters or it doesn't. I feel like the way it works these days in boxing is kinda a cluster**** of it matters & it doesn't. I think there should be a fight day weigh in or a day before weigh in & a rehydration limit the day of.
Honestly I think more importance should be put on weight divisions in general way before the fight. I think a fighters weight division should be established & kept to upon receiving a boxing license & it shouldn't just be based on what you weigh that day. A healthy weight limit should be decided upon based on numerous factors. And if a guy is 160 he can't just randomly start fighting at 168 cuz he ate too much food over the holidays or just got lazy. I believe college wrestling or maybe HS wrestling gots some **** like this these days where a target weight is decided upon & moving up & down has some requirements that need to be meet before it can be done.
Ironically with that stance I do feel like too much is made of a few lbs here & there & there shouldn't be more than 8 to 12 divisions total cuz its kinda overkill. Plus 6 outta the 17 divisions are 122lbs or under & the harsh reality is those are some of the least popular divisions in boxing & if we cut that 6 into just 3 divisions I don't think many ****s would be giving & it would probably drum up some interest in the lil guys divisions that would ultimately get them paid better.Last edited by Eff Pandas; 07-28-2015, 08:47 PM.Comment
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