Bigger ***** move? floyd fighting JMM at 144 or Pac fighting Cotto at 144

[- JCHING -]

If Floyd is the same size as Marquez, then why not fight him at 135?

Because Mayweather hasn't fought at 135 for like 6 years and like I said, moving back down in weight will hurt a fighter more than moving up.

[Jim Jeffries]

Okay. Then why isn't it JMM fighting the not too much larger Mayweather?

See, I just spotted a hater.

I hate Floyd nuthuggers, you got me. JMM can't draw flies, he's taking an unwinnable fight with Mayweather for the money. Pac has many more options at this point. And if Mayweather is not too much larger, then why not fight JMM at 135?

[The Gambler1981]

You guys are honestly messed up. If these welterweights prefer to fight super featherweights instead of he multiple world class welterweights that are available to them, then how can you call the smaller fighters bitches for making the fights at reasonable catchweights, when the welterweight is the one that wants the fight?

Listen to me, being forced to loose weight, is worse then fighting a larger man. A smaller can win against a bigger fighter, if they are good enough. A drained fighter will lose to people they should not lose to.

So which is worse?

[Jim Jeffries]

Because Mayweather hasn't fought at 135 for like 6 years and like I said, moving back down in weight will hurt a fighter more than moving up.

But he's the same size as a guy who was fighting at 130 last year and has never fought above 135, according to a bunch of people on here. So why not fight JMM at 135? Is it because Floyd would be weight drained like most boxers out there and would lose?

[Ray*]

Hey smart guy. Not bigger btch move as in Cotto fighting Pac, but Pac fighting the much larger Cotto. Get it now?

A weight-drained one not a healthy one, Cotto is big on paper but he would be drained out before he even gets in the ring....Thats a larger walking disaster.

[street bully]

Listen to me, being forced to loose weight, is worse then fighting a larger man. A smaller can win against a bigger fighter, if they are good enough. A drained fighter will lose to people they should not lose to.

So which is worse?

How about the welterweights choose to fight welterweights than instead of bitching?

[The Gambler1981]

I hate Floyd nuthuggers, you got me. JMM can't draw flies, he's taking an unwinnable fight with Mayweather for the money. Pac has many more options at this point. And if Mayweather is not too much larger, then why not fight JMM at 135?

LOL, because Floyd is the star and why would he just make a concession like that for no reason, that would be ******. JMM also called out Floyd not the other way around so it is on him to meet Floyd where Floyd is comfortable.

Now listen Floyd is bigger then JMM, if they fought at 130 Floyd would be bigger (if they were there at the same time), so Floyd is the bigger man but he will not win because he is biggger he will win because he is better ( but being bigger does not hurt). Floyd-JMM is not David vs. Goliath, like you seem to be making it out to be.

Pacman and Floyd have the exact same options if they want to make a lot of money fighting.

[Jim Jeffries]

Then Paq really need to stick facing fighter from 140 and under, Making someone come under a weigh he hasnt been at for years kills.

If the weigh in was 2-3 days before the fight then Cotto has the advantage but when the weighin are within 24 hours then thats when you have weigh-drained boxer who are unhealthy.

Mayweather/JMM isnt that bad since the fight would be at 143, PBF would have to lose weigh to comedown while JMM doesnt have to do too much, By fight night both fighter would be around the same weight.

Pac/Cotto at 147 is not a competitive fight, with Cotto at an extreme advantage. The same fight at 144 should be, though Miguel might still be far too strong.

FMJ/JMM at anything above 140 is not competitive. At 135, I think it might be almost even money. If Floyd is so good, why is he concerned with fight night weights all of a sudden. Does he not think it's a disadvantage to a fighter to lose 10-15 lbs that he only has one day to try and rehydrate?

[The Gambler1981]

How about the welterweights choose to fight welterweights than instead of bitching?

LOL, this is not what the thread is about. It is which is worse, and if you just want to throw out random bull**** ok. Being forced to drain weight is a lot harder, and people who say otherwise do not know the deal with cutting weight at all.

[The Gambler1981]

Pac/Cotto at 147 is not a competitive fight, with Cotto at an extreme advantage. The same fight at 144 should be, though Miguel might still be far too strong.

FMJ/JMM at anything above 140 is not competitive. At 135, I think it might be almost even money. If Floyd is so good, why is he concerned with fight night weights all of a sudden. Does he not think it's a disadvantage to a fighter to lose 10-15 lbs that he only has one day to try and rehydrate?

Mayweather is a professional, prize fighter. It is his job, why should he put himself at a disdavantage when he does not have too. No one in their right mind would put their career on the line like that, so what the **** is your point?

Do you just go around making your work day harder for yourself?