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Mark L.
Posted: 2001-11-21 11:55:09
I'm not boo-hooing...just saying it is a factor to consider.

Chiangpeuk and Rick both fought much lighter than they fought in later years.

Are you sure Kaman and Chiangpeuk fought at the same weight?

Even if they didn't it is not a huge deal but it is a factor.

There are many factors and weight is one. Even if one bulks up a lot the body frame is still the same and can't take what someone of that natural weight can...to some degree anyway.

Kaman was a really good fighter, period. KOing Chiangpeuk is a credit to his record. But weight is a factor, just as skill is and experiance and heart and conditioning etc etc

Some guys went from middle to heavy. Chiangpeuk went from super light(I think) to fight super heavies...wow. No excuses on his losses but it does factor in.

Not knocking anyone who beats him just saying hes got balls and he will be more likely to get KO'd jumping up that much than he would fighting same weight.

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