The average height is 5ft 10 so you'd think yes. But most 5ft 10 guys aren't 16stone so it will be hard.
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Will there ever be a Heavyweight Champion again that’s 5’10
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Originally posted by deathofaclown View PostAndy Ruiz is nowhere near the 6’2” he’s billed as
I remember a lot of people saying they saw him around in AJ fight week and he is probably 5’11 max. So there’s your probable answer.
AJ says he’s around 6’4 or 6’5
Look at their pics together..
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I think Jones won a splintered title at 5'11" and he was sub 200 but he beat a smaller mediocre paper champion and we will probably never see a guy that weight win a championship again either.
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Originally posted by WillieWild114 View PostWhat are the chances of getting a dominant heavyweight champion that’s 5’10 like Mike Tyson ?
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There’s no reason that there can’t be. People come in all shapes and sizes. Some of those people are very skilled at fighting, regardless of their dimensions. There will likely be another short, squat, tank-like heavyweight once again. And keep in mind, 5’10” is not exactly short, as it is taller than the world average height for an adult male. Factor in a professional boxer’s musculature and you could have a potential heavyweight. People hype about this era’s huge heavyweights, but if he’s faster than those long-armed skysc****rs he could be a wrecking ball to them.
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It would surprise me if someone 5ft 10 don't become champ? Wasn't James toney making noises in the division and holding his own and he weren't even natural?
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Originally posted by HeadShots View PostEmmanuel Steward.
He has perfected the lanky style which is suited toward height in boxing first and foremost. A lot of giants of the past didn't clinch and lean nor use the rules in their favor like Steward taught the boxers.
Height and reach seems to be the most important attribute in boxing. this is also why Floyd never fought anyone with longer reach in his older years.
Haters apply so much nonsense to their dreamed-up scenarios.
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Originally posted by Roadblock View Post
Its not the reason, Floyd has very long reach for his height which means he will rarely have an opponent with a longer reach, be like saying a 6,4 guy always fights shorter guys.
Haters apply so much nonsense to their dreamed-up scenarios.
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