Mayweather-Marquez Will Be The Biggest, Says Schaefer

[Iceta]

Why? Floyd's fans say that Floyd is not a natural Welterweight, that he is a natural Jnr Welterweight, and that 140 is still his best weight. Why should he get any credit for coming down to ABOVE his natural weight, when fighting a natural Super Featherweight?

And no title is on the line in that fight, so there isn't the bull**** of a fighter trying to claim he's the world's best Welterweight and yet not believing he can beat any top Welterweight except at catchweight.

Cotto is not by any stretch of the imagination a natural Jnr Welterweight. The last time he fought at Jnr Welterweight was three years ago, and he was severely weight drained in that fight. He is a natural Welterweight. And in any case what his fans as well as most neutrals and many Pacquiao fans are complaining about is not the catchweight as such, but the fact that Pac wants the world Welterweight title to be on the line despite the fact that he doesn't think he can beat any top Welterweight unless the fight is at catchweight.

Plus Pacquiao is a natural Jnr Welterweight now. Marquez is still a natural Super Featherweight. That's a huge difference. Different fighters put on weight differently.

Floyd is able to compete in different weight divisions. He fought at 154 and was able to make 147 easily. You don't think that has something to do with a good conditioning and training regiment? That's all I'm saying. And I'm bringing this up regardless of who he chooses to fight. And the fact that you say that Pacquiao is a natural Super Jnr Welterweight and Cotto is a natural Welterweight really makes your statement look like it has holes in it. Pacquiao has only had three fights above 130 and Cotto has fought the majority of his career at 140.

[Dave Rado]

And the fact that you say that Pacquiao is a natural Super Jnr Welterweight and Cotto is a natural Welterweight really makes your statement look like it has holes in it.

There is no such thing as a Super Junior anything!!

Some fighters grow in weight naturally, others can't put on weight at all, without losing speed and power. JMM was physically dominated at Lightweight and was clearly winning those fights on skill against naturally bigger men. He also looked slower at Lightweight than he had looked at Super Featherweight.

By contrast, Pacquiao physically dominated Hatton, who was generally regarded as physically the strongest of the current Jnr Welterweights, and who had been lineal champion for nearly four years. Roach believes and has frequently stated that Pacquiao is now a natural Jnr Welterweight, and that he could no longer fight at Lightweight even if he wanted to.

Cotto last fought at Jnr Welterweight three years ago and was severely weight drained in his last two fights at that weight. He is and has been for some time a natural Welterweight. He outgrew the Jnr Welterweight division more than three years ago. If you can't see that you're blind.

[Iceta]

There is no such thing as a Super Junior anything!!

Some fighters grow in weight naturally, others can't put on weight at all, without losing speed and power. JMM was physically dominated at Lightweight and was clearly winning those fights on skill against naturally bigger men. He also looked slower at Lightweight than he had looked at Super Featherweight.

By contrast, Pacquiao physically dominated Hatton, who was generally regarded as physically the strongest of the current Jnr Welterweights, and who had been lineal champion for nearly four years. Roach believes and has frequently stated that Pacquiao is now a natural Jnr Welterweight, and that he could no longer fight at Lightweight even if he wanted to.

Cotto last fought at Jnr Welterweight three years ago and was severely weight drained in his last two fights at that weight. He is and has been for some time a natural Welterweight. He outgrew the Jnr Welterweight division more than three years ago. If you can't see that you're blind.

Fighters who are dedicated athletes and have good stamina usually don't suffer from weight drain. I'm just saying that Mayweather is in that category and Cotto isn't. And I don't like either guy.

[FloydMoneyMay]

Of course its gon be big, its Floyd Money Mayweather.

[Dave Rado]

Fighters who are dedicated athletes and have good stamina usually don't suffer from weight drain. I'm just saying that Mayweather is in that category and Cotto isn't. And I don't like either guy.

Wlad Klitschko is a dedicated athlete with good stamina but he would be weight drained if forced to fight at Cruiserweight.

Roy Jones was a dedicated athlete with good stamina when he returned to Light Heavyweight and was weight drained.

Hopkins is a dedicated athlete with good stamina but was weight drained in his last couple of fights at Middleweight.

Whether Floyd would suffer from weight drain if he returned to Jnr Welterweight - or for that matter, if he returned to Lightweight - is impossible to prove because he refuses to do so even when fighting fighters from those weight classes (first Hatton and now JMM) - even though his fans claim he's still a natural Jnr Welterweight. He appears to disagree with his fans and appears to believe that he would be weight drained at 140, because it's massively in his interests legacy-wise to fight JMM at 140, if he can do so without being weight drained - but he clearly doesn't think he is capable of doing so.

And even his fans don't claim that he could return to Lightweight without being weight drained - yet according to your logic he should be able to do so.

It is extremely unusual for any fighter, however dedicated, who has outgrown a weight class, to return to their previous weight.

[fearlessbong]

This will be the bigest event of Hit and Run, Hide and seek, boxing...

Counter puncher vs counter puncher well the result will be borin....

[Iceta]

Wlad Klitschko is a dedicated athlete with good stamina but he would be weight drained if forced to fight at Cruiserweight.

Roy Jones was a dedicated athlete with good stamina when he returned to Light Heavyweight and was weight drained.

Hopkins is a dedicated athlete with good stamina but was weight drained in his last couple of fights at Middleweight.

Whether Floyd would suffer from weight drain if he returned to Jnr Welterweight - or for that matter, if he returned to Lightweight - is impossible to prove because he refuses to do so even when fighting fighters from those weight classes (first Hatton and now JMM) - even though his fans claim he's still a natural Jnr Welterweight. He appears to disagree with his fans and appears to believe that he would be weight drained at 140, because it's massively in his interests legacy-wise to fight JMM at 140, if he can do so without being weight drained - but he clearly doesn't think he is capable of doing so.

And even his fans don't claim that he could return to Lightweight without being weight drained - yet according to your logic he should be able to do so.



It is extremely unusual for any fighter, however dedicated, who has outgrown a weight class, to return to their previous weight.

Vladimir Klitchko has good stamina? You and me must be seeing two different things. And Floyd and Cotto have never had to drop the weight that Roy had to, so what's your point on that? Cotto can barely even make 147 in my view, and I think a lot of it has to do with his poor corner. That is all I'm saying.

[fdotorres]

Vladimir Klitchko has good stamina? You and me must be seeing two different things. And Floyd and Cotto have never had to drop the weight that Roy had to, so what's your point on that? Cotto can barely even make 147 in my view, and I think a lot of it has to do with his poor corner. That is all I'm saying.

cotto has entered his last fights at 146 pounds... what are you talking about?

[JM1]

Of course its gon be big, its Floyd Money Mayweather.

there you go..

[BMWM3P]

Of course it will'yeah right. I don't know why DLH has this guy as the head and mouth of his company. He's an ass licking moron who'll say anything for Goldenboy no matter how ****** he looks. I don't know how the person who ask him this question could keep a straight face and not laugh at this retarted statement.