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    Default Re: "P4P no.1!" Chocolatito-vs-Thai Bang Bang Merchant - (Golovkin-Jacobs undercard)

    Super middle or light heavy is more like the average weight men in western countries walk around at. If you look at people from all over the place in fighting shape, I think Fenster is definitely right here. The majority of people have never been fit enough to do 12 rounds, and if they were would be much lighter. A light heavyweight is generally a big man, if they weren't worried about competing in an endurance sport or making the weight they would be well heavier than most.

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    This was a very good fight. I thought it was fantastic how they would touch gloves/ hug at the end of each round and nod appreciation to each others efforts. I had Gonzalez winning a razor thin decision; a draw at the very least. That Gonzalez is fighting in his forth weight class in his late 20s at these lower divisions shows his class. Quality fight from both guys.

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    Default Re: "P4P no.1!" Chocolatito-vs-Thai Bang Bang Merchant - (Golovkin-Jacobs undercard)

    Quote Originally Posted by Alpha View Post
    This was a very good fight. I thought it was fantastic how they would touch gloves/ hug at the end of each round and nod appreciation to each others efforts. I had Gonzalez winning a razor thin decision; a draw at the very least. That Gonzalez is fighting in his forth weight class in his late 20s at these lower divisions shows his class. Quality fight from both guys.
    This is a Thai thing. They do the same while trying to take each others face out with elbows at Lumpini in Muay Thai matches. Thai sparring is also playful and relaxed. They put a big emphasis into keeping tension away during a fight. This does not only breeds this type of sportsmen, but it also breeds huge punchers and fighters with very good stamina.
    Last edited by wanderingfighter; 03-21-2017 at 03:39 PM.

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    Default Re: "P4P no.1!" Chocolatito-vs-Thai Bang Bang Merchant - (Golovkin-Jacobs undercard)

    Quote Originally Posted by wanderingfighter View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Alpha View Post
    This was a very good fight. I thought it was fantastic how they would touch gloves/ hug at the end of each round and nod appreciation to each others efforts. I had Gonzalez winning a razor thin decision; a draw at the very least. That Gonzalez is fighting in his forth weight class in his late 20s at these lower divisions shows his class. Quality fight from both guys.
    This is a Thai thing. They do the same while trying to take each others face out with elbows at Lumpini in Muay Thai matches. Thai sparring is also playful and relaxed. They put a big emphasis into keeping tension away during a fight. This does not only breeds this type of sportsmen, but it also breeds huge punchers and fighters with very good stamina.
    True but Gonzalez didn't have to oblige him. Huge respect shown by both guys. Great sportsmanship to showcase our sport.

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