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Maybe on the scale, but I don’t think any of them had this happening to them:
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Khabib would look a lot more normal if he fought 175-pounders. He wouldn't get takedowns as easily.
Maybe on the scale, but I don’t think any of them had this happening to them:
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I'm an Alex fan, but seeing him next to Strickland was comedic. Sean getting up on his tippy toes to look Alex in the eyes, he's definitely a weight bully at 185, but it's obvious that the cut had very detrimental effects on his durability, so I'm glad he made the choice to go up to 205, will be much healthier for him.The idea of weight bullies is in large part a Sherdog construct based on unfounded assumptions. The exception would be when it is wildly obvious, such as the way Alex towers over Izzy with a similar frame shape (in other words he isn't taller but skinnier, just taller). Even in that instance, it is something for the UFC to fix given it is within the rules.
Christ on a cross, it's not even worth arguing with you. Obviously I'm not talking about every single fighter I listed.No. The fighters on that list didn’t usually lose before the end of the 1st round most times. They actually usually won fights as is demonstrated by their records.
Islam looks kinda special huh!
This is as stupid as saying you're a "gym bully" because you've mastered being stronger than other people and you shouldn't be allowed to be stronger than your opponent.
If you can successfully do something you're not a bully. You're a master.
But by all means sure, let's change the term to something like weight class abuser to instead specifically mean people who stick to weight classes they can't actually consistently make, yet stick around because they're not being forced up.
Is he a weight bully or just a pig when he isn't in camp? This is coming from a pig...
It was for a title fight. Thank you for agreeing with me.He looks amazing.. totally made weight.
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Christ on a cross, it's not even worth arguing with you. Obviously I'm not talking about every single fighter I listed.
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Totally agreeing with you!!It was for a title fight. Thank you for agreeing with me.

this. how can you leave conor off the OP. maybe best example of all time.
People arent really just pointing out the disparity if it exists,they are crying foul and fighter hating. Most fighters are cutting weight,but people like to pretend otherwise.You either regain 20lbs more than your opponent or you don't.
I kind of disagree. I've seen times where "they both made weight" does not equate to a level playing field come fight time. I'm not crying foul or fighter hating, but it's reasonable to point out the disparity if it exists. Every factor counts in a fight, and if it's problematic, I would blame the rules not the fighter.
Worse term weight bullies or rank squatters?
So let me get this correct, if you are successful, lets say, at beating the shit out of 5 year old girls, you're not a bully you're a master?