I've always heard people say no rehydration clause if the fight is at a catch weight many times in different topics, just wondered if somebody can give me a few examples where this has been used & the limit they were allowed to rehydrate too?
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I did not no that IBF had a rehydration rule, if you rehydrate more than 10lb's then you weigh in limit, you get stripped from the title, i can understand it makes the fight safer & gives some sort of equality for the boxers but damn, ****ty rule.
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Originally posted by Born2Live View PostI did not no that IBF had a rehydration rule, if you rehydrate more than 10lb's then you weigh in limit, you get stripped from the title, i can understand it makes the fight safer & gives some sort of equality for the boxers but damn, ****ty rule.
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Originally posted by Born2Live View PostI did not no that IBF had a rehydration rule, if you rehydrate more than 10lb's then you weigh in limit, you get stripped from the title, i can understand it makes the fight safer & gives some sort of equality for the boxers but damn, ****ty rule.
It should be same day weigh -ins. I mean CLottey has fought his carrer at 147 yet has never been below 160 in the ring
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