Rosado: "A middleweight can knockout a light heavyweight"

[Southpawology]

Do you guys agree with rosado? Once you hit 160 everyone is a big puncher?

[Triple Genius]

That's why Canelo ain't trying to hit 160

[NotTheFace]

Gabe, "I think it's all bull**** lol"

[SugarRayCurtain]

Just look at GGG on the pads, he literally hits harder than a lot of heavyweights yet alone LHWs

[HanzGruber]

Man how ****** is elie. "There's champions at 168 you can beat" what the ***.

[Lester Tutor]

James Toney should be the only one saying such stuff..

[-Kev-]

He said MW and up they use 10oz gloves, and below that they use 8oz. I always thought 154 and up it's 10 oz gloves. The 8oz gloves start at 147. Am I wrong or he's wrong?

[-Kev-]

Man how ****** is elie. "There's champions at 168 you can beat" what the ***.

Rosado: "Oh absolutely"

[HanzGruber]

Rosado: "Oh absolutely"

and yea I think 154 and up use 10 oz

[Scipio2009]

Do you guys agree with rosado? Once you hit 160 everyone is a big puncher?

The weight class skews the point; most fighters who fight at middleweight, when they're simply walking around and living life, are walking around 175-185lbs fit, at least.

Can a fit, full grown man weighing 180lbs knockout out, on the street, a 200lb+ man? yes, without hesitation.

A welterweight fight, simply walking around and living life, is a 160-170lb man (generally below 5'10); a street fight with a 200lb man leaves more question.

At junior middleweight, generally speaking, you have a lot of younger fighters not yet filled into their bodies or older fighters no longer able to make that boil down safely.