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Heavyweights are supposed to be the baddest men when it comes to fighting. However, we've seen smaller HWs dominate bigger HWs, and we've even seen people from LHW coming up to beat HWs.
The idea that bigger is better doesn't seem to hold true in lots of these fights. So provided they use a smart game plan to win the (point) fight. What is the lightest weightclass (and which fighter) that you could see beating a top 5 HW?
Bonus: what do you think would happen if 135er or 145er would employ a strict hit and run tactic against a HW to try and outpoint them. Let's say they just go for like 5 punches / kicks a round, and circle / run for the rest of the fight. Would they get caught?
The idea that bigger is better doesn't seem to hold true in lots of these fights. So provided they use a smart game plan to win the (point) fight. What is the lightest weightclass (and which fighter) that you could see beating a top 5 HW?
Bonus: what do you think would happen if 135er or 145er would employ a strict hit and run tactic against a HW to try and outpoint them. Let's say they just go for like 5 punches / kicks a round, and circle / run for the rest of the fight. Would they get caught?