So is this fact or just opinion? Because i'd like to see some science thrown out to back this theory of yours up, otherwise, well it's just noise really.Sklar wrote:Quite right, Jimbo. Heavyweght boxers should never be ripped unless they're on steroids, and even then they'd be selling themselves short. You always lose a lot of muscle and strength gettng ripped, clean or dirty (more so the former) - people find this concept hard to grasp but it's true. There are other advantages to carrying a bit of fat too.
Fury is a monster of a man. Huge frame, huge reach, huge ego. I think he's great value.
Even if your theory is correct, let's step away from the aesthetics side and watch this video and all that is wrong with it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfWE_8MpjzY
Do you think Wladimir trains with such poor form and intensity? maybe this is why his physique looks like that of an athlete and fit for purpose. Unlike Fury who just looks lazy, with his diet and training.
Training hard and eating right = lower body fat. There is absolutely no function at all for such high body fat.
