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« Le cutting, c’est très dangereux. » Pour neo, @soheb.bouafia, boxeur olympique, explique les risques du cutting. 🥊 #cutting #boxe #pourtoi

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Cutting is dangerous, yeah, there are people who are dead of cutting. In fact, cutting is the loss of weight you're going to do. In general, it's water. There are people who have a fight, come and lose at least 3, 4, 5 kilos of water. You have sports that are in the United States, sports like the MMA. And so there, it's in the culture. Cutting is really a lot of water. So for that, they will put themselves in a hot bath. And you can stay for 15 minutes, 20 minutes. And you repeat that as long as you don't get to the point. You go straight to the water just after you put it. So I'm doing cutting. You get to put it, so you just have 3 or 4 kilos of water. You weigh, you go to put it. And the fight is the right hand. You see, you eat, you take, you're 4, 5, 6 kilos. It's the same as cutting. You play, we're going to say with the rules. But we don't have the choice to do it. Because you feel stronger when you're in a category of at least 80 kilos. And for example, you're at 84 kilos the kind of fight. People cut off from the base because there are categories of not well defined. For example, I'm at least 82 kilos. I can't fight at 92,100 grams. That's why the fighters prefer to always go in the category below. Because you're going to fight people who normally are less big than you. And they're less heavy. So they know they have less strength than you. But it's really the death. It's complicated. The only thing I want is to die clearly. I'm in my own life. When there's a huge amount of money, all that. That's what we get, but for small fights. I don't want to be interested in doing big fights in any case.