It appears that the scales of justice may be unbalanced for the upcoming World Boxing Council (WBC) super lightweight title elimination bout between undefeated No. 1 contender TIMOTHY "Desert Storm" BRADLEY and No. 2 rated JOSE LUIS CASTILLO, the former two-time WBC lightweight champion. Bradley (21-0, 11 KOs), from Palm Springs, Calif., weighed 143.5 lbs at his seven-day weigh-in, well below the 147 lbs. maximum allowed. Castillo (56-8-1, 48 KOs), from Mexicali, Mexico, in his last WBC report, did not include his seven-day weight, a clear violation of WBC rules. Castillo, who has a history of not making weight for fights, reportedly weighed 151 lbs at his 30-day weigh-in, leading to speculation that he may be suffering from dietary inflation. The weight limit for their March 8 fight in Cancun, Mexico is 140 lbs. [details]
Jose Luis Castillo Having Weight Issues?
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Man did he go downhill in a hurry......He looked absolutely horrible and slow against Hatton and I think he's fought once since then but I didn't see it......anyway it's time to hang em up Castillo....It was a great ride and you gave us some great memories. -
You're right. It's a bad situation when you can't make weight but aren't capable of competing at the same level in the next weight class. At least Gatti was well paid to take those beatings at welterweight. From what I have heard Castillo needs the money too.Comment
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thats sad about castillo needing the money after all the great fights hes been inComment
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Hold up what the **** is going on. I know this may seem sort of ****** but I need it clarified. Super lightweight is 140 lbs. and Jr. Welterweight is 140 lbs. right? So why is the same weight class under 2 different names? With the 2 names do the alphabet belts have 2 different champions?Comment
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I hate to see a legend like castillo having problems... but at the same time i know he needs the money..Comment
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