True, but Kimura and ippo, they were weighted down by their classes so were never know, but yes Takamura worked the hardest and was called the most strongest active boxer.
@@alterjacobIppo has natural physicality fit for a hard puncher while Kimura besides being technically competent as an outboxer (his jabs were considered to be the best amongst the Kamogawa crew during Ippo's first defense) is pretty average all around, but both are hard workers that used up all their fire and left with only white ashes
@@VITAS874he was allowed some nutrients so that he wouldn't die but he basically just removed all the water in his system. Also humans can go without water for a week and more for some cases
@@VITAS874 if you are a pro you can live without water like 1 week or almost 2 week i once a saw some boxer in my city didnt drink any water fro like 10 days to lose 5 kg
One thing I don't miss about fighting, the weight control. I would have dreams about drinking milk and orange soda. You fight for every pound so I would chew gum so I could spit into a cup. By the end you can't even stand up straight because you're so dry. The only thing worse than weight control is losing.
@@bruhallmyhomiesknowispain4764 Because very few people do that. What you will get is a heavier, stronger guy who cuts weight and then puts a lot of it back on before the fight. You fight at your natural walking around weight (say 145lbs), he will probably drop 20 from his walking around weight and come in from 165.
im not a boxer, but i feel takamuras losing weight struggles as i was and still am loosing weight and fat, its not the 10kg that its hard to get off its the last 2, shotout to takamura for beeing a role model❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Fr man I just got into boxing and I’ve been cutting bc I started at 270 just not eating as much and watch everything you putting in your body I did a 4 day water only fast to break my attachment to food bc that’s how I got there 😂 and it’s only easier from there I’m at 245 rn and it’s been like a month and a half in
The hard part about boxing is not the match itself, it's the hellish training and weight control they put through. Those training and weight cuts both affect them mentally and physically . Boxing is about 30 percent physical and 70 percent mental. You need to have a strong mentality to endure hard training and weight control in order to go far in boxing.
@@adityannairfybscitb2656 Joe literally had to make a blood test to lose the last 200g needed to go in the right weight division for the match, do you know what 200g worth of blood is? At 100g worth of blood taken from your veins you already fall unconscious, now imagine twice that.
The implications of such drastic weightloss on personality and mind overall is way more than it appears on the body.. Very few who themselves have experienced how it feels when you workout empty stomach at dangerously low energy levels and overall weight.. You're actually dying and you feel that as everything you've known around you becomes estranged slowly including yourself You become a stranger to yourself even though everything is the same Still you can't let go of your motive if you do there's nothing to live for Then you slowly build yourself back up in that very state.. You effectively learn to live and breathe through death.. You end up finding yourself And trust me you're an absolute champion of life after that Big body small body no body you're the winner!
Hawk would have left his soul on that ring. But Takamura traumatized him so much that he became a broken, mentally ill human being, he can barely live his life and the simple evocation of Takamura's name is enough to give him traumatic flashbacks, so he isn't dead but his spirit definitely has been killed.
In boxing match, you have to fight at a contracted weight range. He was above the limit so he had to lose weight including water weight by dehydrating himself
Not only was Takamura blessed with an innate tallent for boxing, he also worked the hardest out of anyone. Thats why he's the strongest.
True, but Kimura and ippo, they were weighted down by their classes so were never know, but yes Takamura worked the hardest and was called the most strongest active boxer.
@@alterjacobIppo has natural physicality fit for a hard puncher while Kimura besides being technically competent as an outboxer (his jabs were considered to be the best amongst the Kamogawa crew during Ippo's first defense) is pretty average all around, but both are hard workers that used up all their fire and left with only white ashes
he also had the best coaching dad ever
Hard as hell not to respect boxers as a whole the physical and psychological torture they endure is terrifying truly a different breed of humans
Thank you brother
@@Khattab99 my pleasure keep grinding and following your dreams bud
@@TheHellreaper25 🙏 time will tell brother.
Specially in this case because Takamura was struggling to get below his ideal weight class.
The loneliest sport, the most beautiful sport
During the last scene takamura give a thumbs up as he couldn't even talk because his throat was too dry. Dedication of this man💯
How he not died ? 😂 you can't live without water 2 days
@@VITAS874plot🎉
@@VITAS874he was allowed some nutrients so that he wouldn't die but he basically just removed all the water in his system. Also humans can go without water for a week and more for some cases
@@VITAS874 if you are a pro you can live without water like 1 week or almost 2 week
i once a saw some boxer in my city didnt drink any water fro like 10 days to lose 5 kg
@@VITAS874 a normal human cam live a week without water a month without food
The most shocking of this self torture is that it is not a training to get stronger, it is a training to get weaker.
This is why he's one of my greatest inspiration, RESPECT Takamura San,
The G.O.A.T. of HNI
Ashita no joy 💯 then ippo
@@osen3182he isn't the goat
He is the legend
Legend are above goat
But goat Are also the best
If Stoicism and Masculinity was a person
he is neither bro😅
😂😂😂😂@@doubts6247
Tell me u didn't watch the anime without telling it 😂. He is a pervert 😂😂
what do you guys mean, takamura is stoic as fck, he goes through a lot and never complains to anyone
This was the best arc in the anime. The build up, the stakes, the conclusion everything.
Takamura is a natural heavyweight cutting all the way to 154lbs just to make a name for himself. Bro is a grinder
All his skin was struggling to hold on when he gave that thumbs up
This is one of the most accurate realities of boxing...
I've watched friends go through something similar...
One thing I don't miss about fighting, the weight control. I would have dreams about drinking milk and orange soda. You fight for every pound so I would chew gum so I could spit into a cup. By the end you can't even stand up straight because you're so dry. The only thing worse than weight control is losing.
why not just fight at your natural weight?
@@bruhallmyhomiesknowispain4764 Because very few people do that. What you will get is a heavier, stronger guy who cuts weight and then puts a lot of it back on before the fight. You fight at your natural walking around weight (say 145lbs), he will probably drop 20 from his walking around weight and come in from 165.
im not a boxer, but i feel takamuras losing weight struggles as i was and still am loosing weight and fat, its not the 10kg that its hard to get off its the last 2, shotout to takamura for beeing a role model❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Fr man I just got into boxing and I’ve been cutting bc I started at 270 just not eating as much and watch everything you putting in your body I did a 4 day water only fast to break my attachment to food bc that’s how I got there 😂 and it’s only easier from there I’m at 245 rn and it’s been like a month and a half in
Those who have read the manga knows how awesome he is,.
Takamura : What can Takamura do?
Ippo:He could do anything.!!
Blud lost all water and fat even so much muscle mass to enter that fight
The hard part about boxing is not the match itself, it's the hellish training and weight control they put through. Those training and weight cuts both affect them mentally and physically . Boxing is about 30 percent physical and 70 percent mental. You need to have a strong mentality to endure hard training and weight control in order to go far in boxing.
as a amateur boxer my self cutting weight is the real fight in a fight
How tf did I miss this
Reminds me of rikiishi and Joe doing their weight loss
Oh they had more trouble since those 2 lived in an era of war timeperiod without any medical support
@@adityannairfybscitb2656 Joe literally had to make a blood test to lose the last 200g needed to go in the right weight division for the match, do you know what 200g worth of blood is? At 100g worth of blood taken from your veins you already fall unconscious, now imagine twice that.
The implications of such drastic weightloss on personality and mind overall is way more than it appears on the body..
Very few who themselves have experienced how it feels when you workout empty stomach at dangerously low energy levels and overall weight..
You're actually dying and you feel that as everything you've known around you becomes estranged slowly including yourself
You become a stranger to yourself even though everything is the same
Still you can't let go of your motive if you do there's nothing to live for
Then you slowly build yourself back up in that very state.. You effectively learn to live and breathe through death.. You end up finding yourself
And trust me you're an absolute champion of life after that
Big body small body no body you're the winner!
Takamura Sem duvidas o melhor!!!
Takamura o melhor.
All the people in the comments don’t understand what’s really happening
He could cut weiting like joe yabuki
respect 🥊🔥💯🏃🏆
Undefeted when lost once.
I think half the total views on this video are from me. And it’ll always be the case.
2 weeks in since my last comment. I sometimes fall asleep to this video looping infinitely.
Cutting weight sucks but i think it sucks more trying to gain muscle mass because you have to do hundreds of calthestetics
True man
Godddddd🛐🛐🛐🛐🛐
reminds me of myself
What would happen to the enemy boxer if takamura was in his peak conditions?
The opponent would’ve been slaughtered
Hawk would have left his soul on that ring.
But Takamura traumatized him so much that he became a broken, mentally ill human being, he can barely live his life and the simple evocation of Takamura's name is enough to give him traumatic flashbacks, so he isn't dead but his spirit definitely has been killed.
Takamura would’ve put Hawk on a t-shirt
Takamura vs Ricardo Martinez
Tooru Rikiishi ?
This is me after losing 20k gems on Anime Adventures and get nothing
just play tds
While CZcamsrs get it in 10 spins ik the pain too
what the fuck does anime adventure have to do with hajime no ippo?
@@greyboiyt6983Its just the feeling after the hard grinding and getting nothing after all so its a type of... lets say disappointment
@@Zenthiyhard grinding in a game, go live in the real world son
1000th view
После боя с Хоуком Такамура скатился
Could anyone share the name of the background music?
Waste
@@Anime-Edits-100 lol, you have put the name in the title, I thought it meant something else.
Anime name??
Hajime No Ippo
🖤🤍
Why was he losing weight
For the Jr middle weight, World Title Match.
His natural weight was around 90 kg and he should be under 70 kg , so he did have to lose 20 kg in a short time which was hellish
@@amineouerdani8692 Humanly impossible
In boxing match, you have to fight at a contracted weight range. He was above the limit so he had to lose weight including water weight by dehydrating himself