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So if Josesito and Canelo pretty much weighed the same a few weeks back, is the weight really a issue in this fight? I think Lopez is going to be much more competitive than people are giving him credit for. If the two fighters weigh the same in the off season, than when it comes to weight cutting, lopez is just draining alot more water than canelo when he cuts to 140.
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So if Josesito and Canelo pretty much weighed the same a few weeks back, is the weight really a issue in this fight? I think Lopez is going to be much more competitive than people are giving him credit for. If the two fighters weigh the same in the off season, than when it comes to weight cutting, lopez is just draining alot more water than canelo when he cuts to 140. -
To answer your question, yes, the weight is really an issue. -
Negative, weight isn't an issue. Lopez was too big for JWW anyway. He's really just a WW moving up, which lots of people do.Comment
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Looking solidComment
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Totally why he came in at 144 3/4.... because he's a welterweight.... the heaviest he ever came in.Originally posted by Perro View PostComment
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bro...you have me permission to use anything to make Lopez out as a legit opponent remember? Lopez is a WW moving up 1 weight class...Originally posted by hougigo View PostComment
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My bad man, I forgot about that.Originally posted by Perro View Post
Do what you need to do broComment
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Where did you acquire this lie from? Tall for a JWW? Sure but definitely not too big for a JWW.Originally posted by Perro View PostComment
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His body never filled out to a the WW division. He was NEVER a fully fledged WW so how is he moving up 1 weight class? Do you know anything about boxing and weight classes? I know there's a bunch but come on keep up bro.Originally posted by Perro View PostComment
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Looking good... too bad he's fighting someone who's 2 weight classes above him.Comment
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