If he hired a good nutritionist to put weight on proper he would be fine. Hire that guy Bernard Hopkins used for the Tarver fight and Roy Jones used for the Ruiz fight.
If he hired a good nutritionist to put weight on proper he would be fine. Hire that guy Bernard Hopkins used for the Tarver fight and Roy Jones used for the Ruiz fight.
You're an idiot. Why move up when you can still make 147? Move up when you need to - there is no point getting beat up by much larger guys by blowing up in weight.
No, he wasn't drained at all. He didn't train properly for that fight - he underestimated Quintana.
Regardless of him not training properly or not. I still don't think it's healthy that a 6'3 man with a wing span of a 7 footer should be squeezing down to 147. Plus none of the top welterweights want to fight him anyway. He just has too many advantages.
Regardless of him not training properly or not. I still don't think it's healthy that a 6'3 man with a wing span of a 7 footer should be squeezing down to 147. Plus none of the top welterweights want to fight him anyway. He just has too many advantages.
He weighed in for the rematch at 145.5 and sparked Quintana within a round.....
Regardless of him not training properly or not. I still don't think it's healthy that a 6'3 man with a wing span of a 7 footer should be squeezing down to 147. Plus none of the top welterweights want to fight him anyway. He just has too many advantages.
Even if he could get to ww, PWill just proved he is a legit mw by dominating Winky. The fact that he is fighting Pavlik for the mw title makes any future win over a ww look less than legit.
You're an idiot. Why move up when you can still make 147? Move up when you need to - there is no point getting beat up by much larger guys by blowing up in weight.
Why stay at junior middle or middleweight beating up nobodies. The only guy with a name in the middleweight division is Pavlik. Paul probably wants to make a name for himself, and the big fights are at super middleweight.
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