kaiserbill wrote:Either way, it will be interesting to see if Haye maintains a weight of around the 100kg range.
I suspect that 103kg he came in at for de Mori is probably more comfortable for him at the age of 35, give or take a couple of kg's.
kaiserbill wrote:Either way, it will be interesting to see if Haye maintains a weight of around the 100kg range.
I suspect that 103kg he came in at for de Mori is probably more comfortable for him at the age of 35, give or take a couple of kg's.
What's 100kg in pounds please?
I've got to admit I prefer stones and pounds, light welter is 10 stone, featherweight 9 stone, welter 10 and a half stone, super feather 9 stone 4, middle 11 stone 6, supermiddle 12 stones. I'd not have a clue about kilos.
kaiserbill wrote:Either way, it will be interesting to see if Haye maintains a weight of around the 100kg range.
I suspect that 103kg he came in at for de Mori is probably more comfortable for him at the age of 35, give or take a couple of kg's.
What's 100kg in pounds please?
I've got to admit I prefer stones and pounds, light welter is 10 stone, featherweight 9 stone, welter 10 and a half stone, super feather 9 stone 4, middle 11 stone 6, supermiddle 12 stones. I'd not have a clue about kilos.
Me too, but following boxing has actually made me forget some of the stones & pounds, even though I think in stones & pounds.
I'm far more comfortable following the Americans' straight up pounds when talking about boxing.
