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Why is 155 or 160 an issue if there is no same day weigh in?
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Originally posted by IllegalDeath View PostLets see it this way,
If GGG vs Canelo happens at 160
Canelo can re-hydrate to 165-175 plus on the fight night like he does everytime.
GGG will re-hydrate to near 170 as well its not like suddenly for one fight he will go over 180.
If its at 155 Canelo like every fight will re to 170+ and if Canelo can get 15 extra pounds in a day so can GGG.
So the point is whatever weight they fight in, at fight night they will probably of the same weight - 155 wont stop GGG to get to his normal fight night weight just like it doesn't stop Canelo. I see no advantage for either fighter on either 155 or 160
Am I missing something here ?
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Originally posted by HeroBando View PostIMO GGG only wants Canelo to keep the belt cause it creates a mandate for the fight. If Canelo was gonna fight him either way, GGG might as well come in with all the belts cause it gives him more leverage. They're not gonna start negotiating the weight till Canelo gets done with his voluntary
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Originally posted by RetroSpeed05 View PostKovalev is in the worst situation he doesn't have a CW frame but theres a huge gap in weight if he moves up. I remember Kov saying he wanted a weight class in between LW and CW.
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Originally posted by icha View Posthow is ggg drained at 155?? he said he can make 154 easy for a big ppv fight... if he isn't drained for a ppv fight he souldnt be drained to any other fight at all... and I get it, if the title is on the line it should be 160...
Floyd doesn't come in at 175 on fight night, like Canelo does!
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Originally posted by IllegalDeath View PostLets see it this way,
If GGG vs Canelo happens at 160
Canelo can re-hydrate to 165-175 plus on the fight night like he does everytime.
GGG will re-hydrate to near 170 as well its not like suddenly for one fight he will go over 180.
If its at 155 Canelo like every fight will re to 170+ and if Canelo can get 15 extra pounds in a day so can GGG.
So the point is whatever weight they fight in, at fight night they will probably of the same weight - 155 wont stop GGG to get to his normal fight night weight just like it doesn't stop Canelo. I see no advantage for either fighter on either 155 or 160
Am I missing something here ?
A young man in his 20's, like Canelo, recovers faster than a man in his 30's.
That is the problem for GGG if he agrees to 155. He would be the same size for the fight as when he weighs in at 160, but he would not have the same strength and energy.
Cutting weight can affect punch resistance too. And again, a younger man will get his "chin" back quicker than an older man.
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