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Mark L.
Posted: 2001-11-22 00:59:58
Are you saying its not a factor are are you just arguing with me?

Fight is fight. Chiangpeuk has lost. Big deal. Hes lost at lighter weights too. But it is something to take into consideration.

Not just the Thais either.

The natural heavies have an advantage over the lighter blown up heavies. Not just the Thais.

This argument with is nothing to do with weight. You are arguing about a different issue. Its not just cause he's Thai. You find what you look for. If I knew more fighters I could comment on them. Hoost went up someone said and Kaman too. It will be a factor for them also of course. It is a factor for everyone. Anyone knows that and I don't think you are arguing that you are arguing that I mentioned its a factor about a Thai. Sorry I don't watch as many fighters as I do Thai and can't give more names of others. Plus this thread is about the man.

Weight is a factor. Not the only one by far but it is a factor.

Many fighters in many styles have for one reason or another gone up in weight. This is a factor though many have done well.

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