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Notes: Josh Taylor is in at No. 8. He was a borderline guy for me even when we first started including the P4P rankings, he was someone I thought strongly about at the back end of the top 10, and he’s fully made his case as one of the 10 best fighters in the sport regardless of weight.
The junior welterweight division has a weight range of 135 lbs - 140 lbs. While these men are on the smaller side, they sure pack a punch. This division is home to some of the most competitive and anticipated fights in recent years with undisputed champions and former undisputed champions such as Regis Prograis, Teofimo Lopez, and Josh Taylor. The belts are currently shared between Prograis, Lopez, Rolly Romero and Subriel Matias.
In the highest-paying fight of his career, Hopkins fought six-division titleholder Oscar De La Hoya for the undisputed middleweight championship on September 18, 2004, in Las Vegas. They fought at a catch weight of 158 lbs, two pounds below the middleweight limit of 160 lbs. Hopkins won the bout by knockout in the ninth round with a left hook to the body and thus became the first boxer ever to unify the titles of all four major sanctioning bodies. At the time of the stoppage, Hopkins was ahead on two of the scorecards, with De La Hoya ahead on the other. Hopkins earned a career high of $10 million and De La Hoya made $30 million.
Summary : a wide stance gives you more power in your backhand, still a very good stance to be in. Footwork will be a key factor in how effective you will be switching from offense to defense as you are caught in the middle with this stance. Notable fighters : Terence Crawford, Chris Eubank Jr, Eris Landy Lara
Light heavyweight is a go-to masters boxing division these are gonna be the new weight weight class for boxers who are too small to compete at heavyweight. There have been many light heavyweights who attempted to become heavyweight champions, but few succeeded. Michael Spinks was the first to be both the light heavyweight and heavyweight champion.
In the post-fight interviews, through a translator, Álvarez said, "I showed my victory with facts. He was the one who was backing up. I feel satisfied because I gave a great fight. It was a clear victory." He continued, "That was a great fight. But in the end, it was a victory for Mexico. And again, it was an opportunity. And I want to shout out to my opponent, the best in the sport of boxing. I am a great fighter, and I showed it tonight. If the people want another round, I'll do it again. But for right now, I will enjoy time with my family." Golovkin did not take part in the post fight and made his way backstage, where he received stitches for a cut over his right eye. He later responded to the defeat, "I'm not going to say who won tonight, because the victory belongs to Canelo, according to the judges. I thought it was a very good fight for the fans and very exciting. I thought I fought better than he did." Golovkin's trainer Abel Sanchez, who was very critical of Álvarez following the first fight, said, "We had a great fight, the one we expected the first time around. I had it close going into the 12th round. We had good judges, who saw it from different angles. I can't complain about the decision, but it's close enough to warrant a third fight. Canelo fought a great fight. Congratulations." Both fighters were open to a trilogy.
Using heavy gloves fulfills almost none of those. One, the gloves are weighing down towards the ground…so it’s building your carrying muscles, not your punching muscles. The gloves are so heavy that you get tired TOO fast and don’t get a chance to build your true endurance muscles. Lastly, the punches slow your hands down so much that you don’t get to punch as fast as your brain can think. So even once you take those gloves off and you have the muscle to punch faster…your brain is not use to being able to punch so fast and your body will run out of punches to throw.
Because of the advantage given by a size and weight advantage, boxers may try to lose much of their weight in the days and hours before a fight so that most of it lost is by water-loss - which can be easily regained before the fight the next day.
The middle weight divisions in boxing are a true test of versatility, blending the nimbleness of lighter fighters with the heft of their heavier counterparts. These categories showcase athletes who possess a harmonious combination of power and speed, making for some of the most dynamic and exciting bouts in the sport.
In the history of boxing there have been stellar fighters who have won multiple titles in different divisions, including the intermediate ones. Sugar Ray Leonard, Oscar de la Hoya, Roberto Duran, Manny Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather, Julio César Chávez, Saul Canelo Álvarez, Erik Morales, Jorge Travieso Arce, gloriously stand out.
As an aspiring MMA athlete, you understand the significance of having the perfect gloves to support your training and prevent injury. To ensure optimal results and safety, it's essential to have different gloves for different training areas, matching each pair with your specific activities.
The junior welterweight division has a weight range of 135 lbs - 140 lbs. While these men are on the smaller side, they sure pack a punch. This division is home to some of the most competitive and anticipated fights in recent years with undisputed champions and former undisputed champions such as Regis Prograis, Teofimo Lopez, and Josh Taylor. The belts are currently shared between Prograis, Lopez, Rolly Romero and Subriel Matias.
In the highest-paying fight of his career, Hopkins fought six-division titleholder Oscar De La Hoya for the undisputed middleweight championship on September 18, 2004, in Las Vegas. They fought at a catch weight of 158 lbs, two pounds below the middleweight limit of 160 lbs. Hopkins won the bout by knockout in the ninth round with a left hook to the body and thus became the first boxer ever to unify the titles of all four major sanctioning bodies. At the time of the stoppage, Hopkins was ahead on two of the scorecards, with De La Hoya ahead on the other. Hopkins earned a career high of $10 million and De La Hoya made $30 million.
Summary : a wide stance gives you more power in your backhand, still a very good stance to be in. Footwork will be a key factor in how effective you will be switching from offense to defense as you are caught in the middle with this stance. Notable fighters : Terence Crawford, Chris Eubank Jr, Eris Landy Lara
Light heavyweight is a go-to masters boxing division these are gonna be the new weight weight class for boxers who are too small to compete at heavyweight. There have been many light heavyweights who attempted to become heavyweight champions, but few succeeded. Michael Spinks was the first to be both the light heavyweight and heavyweight champion.
In the post-fight interviews, through a translator, Álvarez said, "I showed my victory with facts. He was the one who was backing up. I feel satisfied because I gave a great fight. It was a clear victory." He continued, "That was a great fight. But in the end, it was a victory for Mexico. And again, it was an opportunity. And I want to shout out to my opponent, the best in the sport of boxing. I am a great fighter, and I showed it tonight. If the people want another round, I'll do it again. But for right now, I will enjoy time with my family." Golovkin did not take part in the post fight and made his way backstage, where he received stitches for a cut over his right eye. He later responded to the defeat, "I'm not going to say who won tonight, because the victory belongs to Canelo, according to the judges. I thought it was a very good fight for the fans and very exciting. I thought I fought better than he did." Golovkin's trainer Abel Sanchez, who was very critical of Álvarez following the first fight, said, "We had a great fight, the one we expected the first time around. I had it close going into the 12th round. We had good judges, who saw it from different angles. I can't complain about the decision, but it's close enough to warrant a third fight. Canelo fought a great fight. Congratulations." Both fighters were open to a trilogy.
Using heavy gloves fulfills almost none of those. One, the gloves are weighing down towards the ground…so it’s building your carrying muscles, not your punching muscles. The gloves are so heavy that you get tired TOO fast and don’t get a chance to build your true endurance muscles. Lastly, the punches slow your hands down so much that you don’t get to punch as fast as your brain can think. So even once you take those gloves off and you have the muscle to punch faster…your brain is not use to being able to punch so fast and your body will run out of punches to throw.
Because of the advantage given by a size and weight advantage, boxers may try to lose much of their weight in the days and hours before a fight so that most of it lost is by water-loss - which can be easily regained before the fight the next day.
The middle weight divisions in boxing are a true test of versatility, blending the nimbleness of lighter fighters with the heft of their heavier counterparts. These categories showcase athletes who possess a harmonious combination of power and speed, making for some of the most dynamic and exciting bouts in the sport.
In the history of boxing there have been stellar fighters who have won multiple titles in different divisions, including the intermediate ones. Sugar Ray Leonard, Oscar de la Hoya, Roberto Duran, Manny Pacquiao, Floyd Mayweather, Julio César Chávez, Saul Canelo Álvarez, Erik Morales, Jorge Travieso Arce, gloriously stand out.
As an aspiring MMA athlete, you understand the significance of having the perfect gloves to support your training and prevent injury. To ensure optimal results and safety, it's essential to have different gloves for different training areas, matching each pair with your specific activities.
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