Strikeweight/Jr Cruiserweight 200lbs New Cruiserweight limit 225lbs?
Posted: 15 May 2020, 15:26
"Out of respect once again to the armed forces, the boxing world salutes you by introducing a brother in arms to the Cruiserweight division" Teddy Atlas
The cruiserweight division in boxing was introduced out of respect for the brave men who fought on battleships during the great war.
My great grandfather was a stoker on the HMS Lion at the Battle of Jutland and he won't be forgotten!
The second biggest in a fleet of battleships were called “cruisers"- and that's how the division got its name.
"To preserve boxing history the cruiserweight division has to stay the second biggest weight class in the sport to remember the brave people that shaped our lives today". (National Sporting Club past and present 1902)
Teddy Atlas, Dennis Hobson, and Rick Glaser to name a few all think that the time has now come to introduce a breath of fresh air into the sport of boxing and once again the history of our forefathers in the armed forces may hold the answer to a new division!
Fighters of today are getting bigger and the jump between Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight can give fighters a considerable advantage in battle said light heavyweight prospect Hosea Burton on Raphael Dawkins combat radio.
With the whole world on lockdown, questions have been coming in thick and fast and if the rumors are correct the sanctioning bodies in boxing may be looking to the sea once more to re-classify the Cruiserweight division by making it heavier!
"The 'Strike Cruiser' was a proposal from DARPA to the US Navy in the 1970's only to be succeeded by the Ticonderoga class Cruiser which is still in active service today "
‘Strike-weight’ is still yet to be confirmed said a well-known source and Teddy Atlas refused to comment when asked directly.
Rumors of the cruiserweight being made heavier to 225lbs would make sense 'Dennis Hobson said' because Heavyweights like Hughie Fury and Kash Ali are huge! (PorkycornerTV)
If the rumors are correct the new Strike-weight Division/ Jr Cruiserweight will weigh in at around 200lbs, When asked to comment on how long boxing fans were going to have to wait for the news to be made official Teddy Atlas declined to comment but let's hope we see it happen soon because Teddy is highly respected in the UK and fans would love to see him ringside!
Matchmaker Rick Glaser has also been making waves by talking live to UK boxing fans in lockdown from the USA.
Rick answered quick-fire questions all night on Wednesday with ‘Raphael Dawkins Combat Radio’ Rick gained the respect of fighters and fans alike by mentioning plans for every professional fighter to get a pension when they retire.
Whatever the outcome these are very exciting times during lockdown, times are changing and by the looks of things, so is boxing.
The cruiserweight division in boxing was introduced out of respect for the brave men who fought on battleships during the great war.
My great grandfather was a stoker on the HMS Lion at the Battle of Jutland and he won't be forgotten!
The second biggest in a fleet of battleships were called “cruisers"- and that's how the division got its name.
"To preserve boxing history the cruiserweight division has to stay the second biggest weight class in the sport to remember the brave people that shaped our lives today". (National Sporting Club past and present 1902)
Teddy Atlas, Dennis Hobson, and Rick Glaser to name a few all think that the time has now come to introduce a breath of fresh air into the sport of boxing and once again the history of our forefathers in the armed forces may hold the answer to a new division!
Fighters of today are getting bigger and the jump between Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight can give fighters a considerable advantage in battle said light heavyweight prospect Hosea Burton on Raphael Dawkins combat radio.
With the whole world on lockdown, questions have been coming in thick and fast and if the rumors are correct the sanctioning bodies in boxing may be looking to the sea once more to re-classify the Cruiserweight division by making it heavier!
"The 'Strike Cruiser' was a proposal from DARPA to the US Navy in the 1970's only to be succeeded by the Ticonderoga class Cruiser which is still in active service today "
‘Strike-weight’ is still yet to be confirmed said a well-known source and Teddy Atlas refused to comment when asked directly.
Rumors of the cruiserweight being made heavier to 225lbs would make sense 'Dennis Hobson said' because Heavyweights like Hughie Fury and Kash Ali are huge! (PorkycornerTV)
If the rumors are correct the new Strike-weight Division/ Jr Cruiserweight will weigh in at around 200lbs, When asked to comment on how long boxing fans were going to have to wait for the news to be made official Teddy Atlas declined to comment but let's hope we see it happen soon because Teddy is highly respected in the UK and fans would love to see him ringside!
Matchmaker Rick Glaser has also been making waves by talking live to UK boxing fans in lockdown from the USA.
Rick answered quick-fire questions all night on Wednesday with ‘Raphael Dawkins Combat Radio’ Rick gained the respect of fighters and fans alike by mentioning plans for every professional fighter to get a pension when they retire.
Whatever the outcome these are very exciting times during lockdown, times are changing and by the looks of things, so is boxing.