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margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 May 2022, 21:54 yes, alpy also had chris ahead on the cards vs vitali

did he say that?!

No way he won like a round (byrd)

oogiebe wrote: ↑23 May 2022, 21:55

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 May 2022, 21:54 yes, alpy also had chris ahead on the cards vs vitali

did he say that?!

yep, and apparently a 'friend' he was watching with also had bryd winning

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 May 2022, 21:56

oogiebe wrote: ↑23 May 2022, 21:55

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 May 2022, 21:54 yes, alpy also had chris ahead on the cards vs vitali

did he say that?!

yep, and apparently a 'friend' he was watching with also had bryd winning

Byrd's of a feather as the saying goes.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 May 2022, 21:52 so did chris byrd

Didn’t he start at HW

bryd wasnt a cruiser nor did he fail at hw

it was in response to fres-mormeck

Glen Mccrory, turned pro at heavy with a string of wins before the wheels came off in spectacular fashion.... Dropped to cruiser, and went on a winning run, culminating in the IBF world title, moved back to heavyweight, and got crushed by Lennox.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑24 May 2022, 04:24

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑23 May 2022, 21:52 so did chris byrd

Didn’t he start at HW

I think his first 4 or 5 fights were at Middleweight.

first 2 at lhw and then moved to heavy (what was then heavyweight, now would be cruiser)

I think guys who are successful moving up in weight arr the ones with superior speed and skills, who aren't reliant on being bigger, stronger and more powerful than their opponents.

Not a heavyweight, but Danny Green was a huge puncher and very durable at super middleweight and light heavyweight. Towards the end of his career he couldn't make 175lb anymore, but the jump to 200lb was a bridge too far for him - his power and chin weren't so special at that weight.