You're the one that misquoted me, and then said it was the dumbest thing you've "heard" in this forum. Moron. You misquoted me, so i had to put you in your place.
My point still stands, heavyweights don't move up in weight. It doesn't matter if they can or can't. All you can do is evaluate their skills at that weight. So if one decides to include the ability to move up in classes as part of the criteria to determine greatness in boxing, then heavyweights by definition are inferior.
My point still stands, heavyweights don't move up in weight. It doesn't matter if they can or can't. All you can do is evaluate their skills at that weight. So if one decides to include the ability to move up in classes as part of the criteria to determine greatness in boxing, then heavyweights by definition are inferior.
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