Was Oscar REALLY weight-drained for the Pac fight? Lets see.

[deevel79]

First lets define what "weight-drained" means.

Weight drained is when a fighter has too cut massive amounts of weight/water weight in a very short amount of time, therefore leaving him weakened and dehydrated. It was reported that Oscar was at 150lbs about 3weeks prior to the weigh-in. Now does this mean that Oscar was in peak physical condition, no. He most likely wasnt in peak physical condition. Doing what he did at his age will weaken anyone to an extent. My thing is, i feel people throw the word/s "weight-drained" around too much without knowing its actual meaning. Now had oscar been 150+ 1-2days prior to weight in, and was having trouble taking those last few lbs off, then i would say that he was probably weight-drained, but that wasnt the case. He made the weight with no problem, but had trouble putting weight back on after the weigh in.

[Fulcrum29]

the point is this: In Oscar vs. Floyd, Floyd weighed less than Oscar and owned him.

In Oscar vs. Pacman, Oscar weighed LESS than Pacman.

Nuff said.

[larry x]

probaly was...but that wasnt mannys fault

[P4PKING_2008 :)]

No he just doesn't train hard enough.

[deevel79]

the point is this: In Oscar vs. Floyd, Floyd weighed less than Oscar and owned him.

In Oscar vs. Pacman, Oscar weighed LESS than Pacman.

Nuff said.

This thread has nothing to do with Floyd or Pac vs Oscar. It has to do with the fact that some people use the words weight drained without knowing its meaning.

[- JCHING -]

Yea, I think the correct term is dehydrated and too old to make that weight comfortably anymore.

[Burner]

First lets define what "weight-drained" means.

Weight drained is when a fighter has too cut massive amounts of weight/water weight in a very short amount of time, therefore leaving him weakened and dehydrated. It was reported that Oscar was at 150lbs about 3weeks prior to the weigh-in. Now does this mean that Oscar was in peak physical condition, no. He most likely wasnt in peak physical condition. Doing what he did at his age will weaken anyone to an extent. My thing is, i feel people throw the word/s "weight-drained" around too much without knowing its actual meaning. Now had oscar been 150+ 1-2days prior to weight in, and was having trouble taking those last few lbs off, then i would say that he was probably weight-drained, but that wasnt the case. He made the weight with no problem, but had trouble putting weight back on after the weigh in.

Watch the fight Oscar had nothing....

Now go watch Oscar at a healthy 154 pounds....

BIG DIFFRENCE.


Roach and Pac admitedded he was weight drained...time for NSB to do the same.

[THE REED]

No he just doesn't train hard enough.

Actually, I believe he was overtrained..

[deevel79]

No he just doesn't train hard enough.

Oh ****. Its the DEADBEAT PFPKING.

[Luis12]

the point is this: In Oscar vs. Floyd, Floyd weighed less than Oscar and owned him.

In Oscar vs. Pacman, Oscar weighed LESS than Pacman.

Nuff said.

it's not how much u weight...it's how u lose or gain the weight

i think he's body wasn't ready to make that weight.