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What is the least popular Boxing Weight Class?
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Jim Cornette
The Cult of Meat with Extra Cheese...
Little men fukking suck
desjardins
Superstar
Basically what OP said
I will watch smaller guys once the buzz reaches a certain level like chocolatito and inoue but otherwise I'm cool
I just don't like the volume punching slap fest nature of the fights, a generalization but that's why I like guys Rigo and Inoue compared to the average guy at those weights
I will watch smaller guys once the buzz reaches a certain level like chocolatito and inoue but otherwise I'm cool
I just don't like the volume punching slap fest nature of the fights, a generalization but that's why I like guys Rigo and Inoue compared to the average guy at those weights
Those really low weights just feel like nothing is gonna happen. When PAC was below 126 no one knew him. There have been some great fights/fighters at 118. I was big fan of Joan Guzmán especially at 122
reservoirdogs
Superstar
Minimumweight by far
Even most ppl who follow the tiny divisions like me don't give a damn about that division. It has some good fighters, probably better than 160 rn even so that's not hard but overall it's a stepping stone division most of the time with a shallow talent pool. Funny cause 108 which is just 1 division above minimumweight is actually kind of stacked right now.
Even most ppl who follow the tiny divisions like me don't give a damn about that division. It has some good fighters, probably better than 160 rn even so that's not hard but overall it's a stepping stone division most of the time with a shallow talent pool. Funny cause 108 which is just 1 division above minimumweight is actually kind of stacked right now.
chunky_mcdaniels
All Star
CW can be exceptional on a good day.
That Jai Opetaia v Mairis Briedis from last year is testament.
UpAndComing
Veteran
This video just got re-uploaded on Top Rank. Classic Cruiserweight fight
malbaker86
Gators
126 and CW 
Straw for sure
Bridge
Bridge
Legends
Cruiserweight.Bunch of sloppy, mutated, deformed mofxckas. Drooling all over the place. Too lame nd flatfooted to hang with the LHW's , too puzzy to bang with the Heavys. Utter trash.
I hate them. I hate them all.
Rev Leon Lonnie Love
damned mine eyes, DAMNED mine eyes!!
Catchweight 
JP_614
Superstar
cruiser weight
Erratic415
Superstar
The really low weight classes, like minimum weight, strawweight. I don’t remember watching too many fighters at flyweight (112) or below. I just remember certain fights, but the only guys in those divisions I’ve seen a good number of fights of are Michael Carbajal and maybe Jorge Arce.
Carbajal’s first fight with Humberto González was one of the best fights of the 90s.
Carbajal’s brother Danny is a POS by the way. He stole a bunch of money that Michael earned in the ring. Danny was involved in a divorce hearing and his ex-wife was likely to get a lot, and then his ex-wife & her BF were found murdered at her home. He’s suspected of being behind it but there apparently isn’t enough evidence to charge
Carbajal’s first fight with Humberto González was one of the best fights of the 90s.
Carbajal’s brother Danny is a POS by the way. He stole a bunch of money that Michael earned in the ring. Danny was involved in a divorce hearing and his ex-wife was likely to get a lot, and then his ex-wife & her BF were found murdered at her home. He’s suspected of being behind it but there apparently isn’t enough evidence to charge
Erratic415
Superstar
There’s a big gap for me in how many fights I’ve seen at 118 vs 122. It may have been because of Morales & Barrera in the mid to late 90s, fighting at 122 and often on HBO. HBO showed some PAC’s fights in the early 00s at 122, before he moved up to beat MAB. In the late 00s, we had that great Vazquez-R. Marquez rivalry at 122.
I’ve not seen nearly that many fights at 118, or anything below that.