The taller the boxer, the stronger puncher it is?
Do you think that power is increased with height, at the same weight category?
I don't mean to compare a boxer in one category to other categories, but about strongest in each category.
Examples: Jess Willard - Jack Johnson, Morales-Pacman, BHop-DLH, Corrales-Castillo, the tallest were strongest.
Or even more likely: power increases with bone mass instead of just height, that way we include tall people and also short but wide boxers, for example Tyson.
Mainly bone mass, then muscle mass, and the least amount of fat (except heavyweights, because there is no superior limit to weight) to be compatible with muscle and bone to make the weight for the category. Example: Corrales has less fat than other in this weight because he is tall, he is more weight efficient.
I know there are other variables, but just want to know if this is one.
Tell me what you think.
I don't mean to compare a boxer in one category to other categories, but about strongest in each category.
Examples: Jess Willard - Jack Johnson, Morales-Pacman, BHop-DLH, Corrales-Castillo, the tallest were strongest.
Or even more likely: power increases with bone mass instead of just height, that way we include tall people and also short but wide boxers, for example Tyson.
Mainly bone mass, then muscle mass, and the least amount of fat (except heavyweights, because there is no superior limit to weight) to be compatible with muscle and bone to make the weight for the category. Example: Corrales has less fat than other in this weight because he is tall, he is more weight efficient.
I know there are other variables, but just want to know if this is one.
Tell me what you think.
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