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It would only make sense.
There are different weight divisions because of the disadvantage a fighter has if he were to fight somebody that weighed more. The bigger the weight difference, the more advantage the heavier fighter has (e.g. Conor/Diaz).
That being said, height and reach are two areas that give a fighter an advantage of another as well, especially reach. Just imagine trying to fight somebody that has a large stick poking at you from a distance.
Fighters such as Anderson Silva, Werdum, have taken advantage of these loopholes in the system to build a legacy for themselves, sadly, at the expense of others that were not endowed with such physical attributes.
There are different weight divisions because of the disadvantage a fighter has if he were to fight somebody that weighed more. The bigger the weight difference, the more advantage the heavier fighter has (e.g. Conor/Diaz).
That being said, height and reach are two areas that give a fighter an advantage of another as well, especially reach. Just imagine trying to fight somebody that has a large stick poking at you from a distance.
Fighters such as Anderson Silva, Werdum, have taken advantage of these loopholes in the system to build a legacy for themselves, sadly, at the expense of others that were not endowed with such physical attributes.