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What fight is that? Is 129.5 his weigh-in...or POST hydration weight?Originally posted by sugersean15 View Post
mayweather at 129.5 lb
To be fair to Pacquiao, Floyd has talked about catchweights in the past.
1) They offered Hamed a catchweight at 128. Naz didn't want it.
2) When Floyd was at 130, and Shane was at 135, they offered Shane a catchweight of 137. But SSM wanted to go to Oscar before Floyd. Can't blame Mosley for that.
These are facts that I can support with evidence, btw.
Those catchweight offers were in Floyd's Top Rank days. That's why I call TR the CW promoters.
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the 2nd jesus chavez and 129.5 was the weigh in weightOriginally posted by Gino Ros View PostComment
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Originally posted by Gino Ros View PostI saw some interesting comments, speculation and comparisons between Floyd's size on the HBO 24/7 series, and Victor Ortiz' (robust) physique.
Floyd did look small to me compared to Victor, although Floyd didn't look small in the training camp photos that had been released previously.
I just thought that I would offer some information that I have for discussion, if anyone was interested.
The following weights are NOT "weigh-in" weights, with the exception of the Oscar fight. These are post-rehydration weights, mostly gathered from HBO's "fight night" weights.
If you have any other "real weights", please add them.
Summer , 1996: 125 pounds (Olympics - same day weigh-in)
December, 1998: 138 pounds vs Manfredy
March, 2000: 139.5 pounds vs Vargas
January, 2001: 136.5 pounds vs Corrales
April 2002: 138.5 pounds vs Castillo I
December, 2002: 138.0 pounds vs. Castillo II
November, 2003: 140 pounds vs N'Dou
May, 2004: 145 pounds vs Corley
January, 2005: 142 pounds vs Bruseles
November, 2005: 148 pounds vs Sharmba
April, 2006: 146 pounds vs Zab
November, 2006: 149 pounds vs Baldomir
April 2007: 152 pounds (30-day pre) for Oscar
May, 2007: 150 pounds for Oscar
Aug, 2011: 149 pounds (30-day pre) for Ortiz
Sep, 2011: 149 pounds vs Ortiz
2010 vs Mosley
2009 vs Marquez
2007 vs Hatton
2007 vs Oscar
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I saw some interesting comments, speculation and comparisons between Floyd's size on the HBO 24/7 series, and Victor Ortiz' (robust) physique.
Floyd did look small to me compared to Victor, although Floyd didn't look small in the training camp photos that had been released previously.
I just thought that I would offer some information that I have for discussion, if anyone was interested.
The following weights are NOT "weigh-in" weights, with the exception of the Oscar fight. These are post-rehydration weights, mostly gathered from HBO's "fight night" weights.
If you have any other "real weights", please add them.
Summer , 1996: 125 pounds (Olympics - same day weigh-in)
December, 1998: 138 pounds vs Manfredy
March, 2000: 139.5 pounds vs Vargas
January, 2001: 136.5 pounds vs Corrales
April 2002: 138.5 pounds vs Castillo I
December, 2002: 138.0 pounds vs. Castillo II
November, 2003: 140 pounds vs N'Dou
May, 2004: 145 pounds vs Corley
January, 2005: 142 pounds vs Bruseles
November, 2005: 148 pounds vs Sharmba
April, 2006: 146 pounds vs Zab
November, 2006: 149 pounds vs Baldomir
April 2007: 152 pounds (30-day pre) for Oscar
May, 2007: 150 pounds for Oscar
Aug, 2011: 149 pounds (30-day pre) for Ortiz
Aug, 2011: 150 pounds for Ortiz
2010 vs Mosley
2009 vs Marquez
2007 vs Hatton
2007 vs Oscar
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Mayweather vs. Cotto Master Discussion Thread -DON'T make new threads about the fight
DO NOT make new threads about this fight!Last edited by The Ban Stick; 05-04-2012, 06:45 PM.Comment
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Comments Thread For: Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs Miquel Cotto
Grant Sawyer State Building, Las Vegas - The opponent is set for May 5th at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. During a hearing to obtain his boxing license in the state of Nevada, WBC welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. (42-0, 26KOs) announced his next opponent, WBA junior middleweight king Miguel Cotto (37-2, 30KOs), to the members of the Nevada State Athletic Commission.
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