real weight class jump
real weight class jump
https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/580444
Samuel Clarkson, who once upon a time fought Bivol just casually gained 100 lbs and fighting in TBL
Samuel Clarkson, who once upon a time fought Bivol just casually gained 100 lbs and fighting in TBL
Re: real weight class jump
I don't understand?
Samuel Clarkson (retired/inactive): 220 lbs – 154lbs = 66lbs
Real weight class jump?
James Toney fought at 157lbs and 257lbs.
Samuel Clarkson (retired/inactive): 220 lbs – 154lbs = 66lbs
Real weight class jump?
James Toney fought at 157lbs and 257lbs.
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margaret thatcher
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Re: real weight class jump
What is 'tbl - pro' and how does it differ from 'box-pro'? I've never heard of it? Is it some other boxing format, similar to the World Series of Boxing (WSB)?margaret thatcher wrote: ↑20 Aug 2026, 11:45hes boxing in team boxing league and has been as heavy as 272 - look at the 'tbl - pro' tab of his record
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margaret thatcher
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it's a team format, where a bunch of different guys fight for 1 round. and then at the end they add up which team won the most rounds.Eolaithe wrote: ↑20 Aug 2026, 14:06What is 'tbl - pro' and how does it differ from 'box-pro'? I've never heard of it? Is it some other boxing format, similar to the World Series of Boxing (WSB)?margaret thatcher wrote: ↑20 Aug 2026, 11:45hes boxing in team boxing league and has been as heavy as 272 - look at the 'tbl - pro' tab of his record
Re: real weight class jump
It's funny. I'll bet new sports like that will eventually begin to take off just so that people will be able to have legitimate claim at being the #1 of all time at a sport.
Being the #1 5 man Boxing team of all time would be a hell of a lot easier than being the best Boxer of all time that's for goddamn sure.
Being the #1 5 man Boxing team of all time would be a hell of a lot easier than being the best Boxer of all time that's for goddamn sure.
Re: real weight class jump
This TBL is there for fer years. Nobody really cares. WSB was much better. Too bad it ended.gilgamesh wrote: ↑20 Aug 2026, 15:20 It's funny. I'll bet new sports like that will eventually begin to take off just so that people will be able to have legitimate claim at being the #1 of all time at a sport.
Being the #1 5 man Boxing team of all time would be a hell of a lot easier than being the best Boxer of all time that's for goddamn sure.
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Where when and how old was he when he fought at 257 ?
Sam Peter 06.
He weighed in at 168 for Roy Jones Jr.
Stepped on the scales live on HBO the night of the fight at 184.
How do you know what he really was ?
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James Toney
77-10-3
47 KO's
Look at who he fought along the way.
He's a made guy.
You can't touch him.
77-10-3
47 KO's
Look at who he fought along the way.
He's a made guy.
You can't touch him.
Re: real weight class jump
James Toney was 257lbs for the Damon Reed bout that was staged in 2011. He was 42½ years of age.
Almost twenty years prior, the 22½ year old version of James Toney weighed 157lbs when he won his first world title fight against Michael Nunn.
The data is based on BoxRec’s stats: https://boxrec.com/en/box-pro/1437
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