Our heavyweights are so out of shape.

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There have always been fat heavyweights, ali opponent buster mathi's **** nearly slapped himself in the face when he punched at the right angle



We just don't hang posters of fat guys on our wall 50 yrs later so it seems new

[No punch power]

Luis Ortiz ain't fat, he just stocky.

He weighed 237 on his pro debut, and he weigh the same today.

The man built like a young Samuel Peter. He top 3 in the division.

Can't wait to see you knock Ortiz out champ! You're slowly on your way to becoming the greatest boxing champion of all time. And beating Luis Ortiz is a small but important step to reaching that destination.

[GMAN SUPREME]

Can't wait to see you knock Ortiz out champ! You're slowly on your way to becoming the greatest boxing champion of all time. And beating Luis Ortiz is a small but important step to reaching that destination.

DIE troll!!!

[Rubber Ducky]

There have always been fat heavyweights, ali opponent buster mathi's **** nearly slapped himself in the face when he punched at the right angle



We just don't hang posters of fat guys on our wall 50 yrs later so it seems new

Yes there were always fat heavyweights, but they were a small minority, like Mathis and Galento. Now it seems it's almost the norm.

Look at more recent era's 90's, 80's etc there were not many fat heavyweights. It's also become more extreme. Buster Douglas and Ray Mercer were out of shape for their time but compared to Solis, Arreola, Ruiz Jr, even Fury at his heaviest they were svelte in comparison.

[A-Wolf]

What does that actually say?

These guys shouldn't even be contending. They're quan****** by default.

[No punch power]

DIE troll!!!

Yeah, the era of small tiny and midget heavyweights like Alexander Povetkin, Mike Tyson and Joe Frazier is DEAD! Learn to live with that FACT!

[Derranged]

Ortiz isn't too bad.