#21

11.7 at the weekend, 11.4 yesterday (out on the beers last night though)

I made it to just under 11 stone back in February though, so I can do it again.

#22

It’s harder to punch down just slip inside the jab be careful of uppercuts and throw overhand bombs

#23

.@Bamnan weight

(I wish! Just wanted to make the pun)

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#24

I’m a middleweight.
I’ll take you all on!

(not really, don’t hit me)

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#25

My cousin, who is a big boxing nerd and licensed kickboxer, reckons that Tyson Fury will be never be allowed to fight Anthony Joshua because Fury would “definitely” win, and Eddie Hearn and the rest of the boxing establishment are loathe to see the presentable star of the sport defeated by a man like Fury. What do you make of that?

#26

Middleweight or super-middleweight. I’m very short and stocky so everyone i fought in either would have arms about a foot longer than mine. Probably not the best idea tbh.

#27

It is my opinion that fury wins if it happens now.
The fight will happen because money,
The fight will happen after fury has peaked and AJ has got better.
It’s got nothing to do with the reputation of the sport it’s about not getting the L until it makes sense money wise

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#28

Easily heavyweight. Would be super duper heavyweight if it existed

#29

You reckon Fury would be ready to take on someone in Joshua’s shape this soon after coming back?

#30

Easy. Just pump him full of drugs

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#31

As I am at the moment, Middleweight. If I was to actually train to be a boxer, maybe Super middleweight.

#32

We will see in December when he fights Wilder

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#33

Again? :grinning:

#34

I’m a lover, not a fighter. I’m loving at about 14 stone.

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#35

Currently a Cruiserweight. Used to be a Super Lightweight.

Man that’s depressing.

#36

More drugs > more money > more money for drugs

#37

More problems

#38

Nothing Eddie Hearn can’t disappear

#39

It’s not the size of the man in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the man.
:angry::boxing_glove:

#40

super heavyweight