Mayweather vs. Pavlik or JMM vs. Mayweather. Equally (un)fair?
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and you're trying to make it look like that your "weight" argument is more valid than my "height and reach" argument. if you have any boxing knowledge at all, I think you can figure out the ridiculousness in that.Comment
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Here's what people don't consider when talking about this issue. Floyd has always fought at or around his natural weight. He walks around at about 150-155 max. He could weigh in at 147 and on fight night won't move more than a pound because it's his natural weight and is in great shape.Comment
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We're not talking about your mythical rules and regulations that are dictated before the actual fight. We're talking about actual physics- mass of bodies dictating force on another object... So on the night of the fight, the weights DO count. Because that factors into so many aspects of the fight. The actual weigh in counts much less, actually.
If Vinny Paz and Roy Jones weighed in the same, it didn't mean jack **** on the night of the fight. And we can say that for so many other fights in history.
Weight divisions are there for a reason and procedure is what it is today for a reason. The alleged fact that Floyd does not gain as much weight as others supposedly do is completely irrelevant. Otherwise I suggest that he waited to eat his breakfast and took a dump before he weighed in. That way, following your logic, would enable Floyd to fight at 140 no sweat.Comment
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And even if your singular case meant anything to the argument, it doesn't help prove that official weights are more important overall.Comment
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to be honest i would have no problem with a fight at 156 ( floyd came down 4 pounds so does pavlik )
i also feel as though if that fight did happen pav would come in weaker seeing as he shouldnt be below 160 and floyd with his speed timing and defense would whoop pavlik handily winning a wide ud.
now can we just enjoy the fight , you dont have to watch the fight if you dont like it cry me a river and dont watch.Comment
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Rules are rules. It doesn't matter what the weigh AFTER the weigh-in. Those weight are unofficial and is strictly speaking irrelevant for the sporting contest at hand.
Weight divisions are there for a reason and procedure is what it is today for a reason. The alleged fact that Floyd does not gain as much weight as others supposedly do is completely irrelevant. Otherwise I suggest that he waited to eat his breakfast and took a dump before he weighed in. That way, following your logic, would enable Floyd to fight at 140 no sweat.Comment
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