Barrios had a rehydration clause too wth

[joseph5620]

Go back to any thread that I participated in having to do with Jacobs and the rehydration clause. Nobody complained louder than me.

Edit: Oh, and fck you

You go back to it. I'm pretty sure that's bullshlt.

[Roadblock]

I understand fine. Canelo for instance, he was against the rails at 154, that was his absolute limit that he could recover from. Your hero put another 2 pounds on him and it was that last straw. Next day weigh in, where he had been 172 in the fight before, he weighed 165. Jacobs and Kovalev were up against it too, so the abused Canelo took advantage and became the abuser.

How do you know he was against the rails, and that's my point, you assume all this stuff but don't reference fight night weight and the amount they rehydrated, the entire process is whats relevant, weighin weight then fight night weight, you cant draw a conclusion without knowing the weights at the start at mid and at finish, Canelo could be at say 165 with 12 hours to go and ends up 176 fight time, or he could at 174 with 12 hrs to go and be at 176 at fight time, there is a lot of leeway with 12 hrs to go its a process.

The CWs can indeed wreck somebody, but the 10lb IBF weight clause will not cause harm because there is enough time, if somebody is really dehydrated that's the issue, its not the hydration process over the next 30 hrs, its the drying out and training weight to make the CW that hurts, there is always exceptions and things can wrong with how the body works, that's why I look closely at the fight in terms of a fighters, physicality, snap, reaction time, endurance, these tell me if a fighter is drained, when they are drained that don't have any of that.

Id don't agree with any of these weight dealings, but so long as we elevate multi-weight champions the way we do, the A side is always going to apply any kind of pressure they can on their opponent, and its pretty much management doing it not so much the fighter.

[joseph5620]

I understand fine. Canelo for instance, he was against the rails at 154, that was his absolute limit that he could recover from. Your hero put another 2 pounds on him and it was that last straw. Next day weigh in, where he had been 172 in the fight before, he weighed 165. Jacobs and Kovalev were up against it too, so the abused Canelo took advantage and became the abuser.

You're a liar and hypocrite. Just as I thought. Not once did you criticize Canelo in this thread.


Jacobs Faces $1M Penalty, 3½ Pounds Overweight At 2nd Weigh-In


https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/b...t-2nd-weigh-in

[4truth]

You're a liar and hypocrite. Just as I thought. Not once did you criticize Canelo in this thread.


https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/b...t-2nd-weigh-in

Did I even post in it? It's 48 pages

[_Rexy_]

Definitely..

I complain about catchweights and hydration clauses probably more than anyone on here, I don’t care who the fighter is. To me a catch weight is only something I’m “okay” with if it’s a super fight between two guys from two separate divisions since the catchweight SHOULD have an effect on both guys. Catchweights on equal sized opponents are reprehensible, and hydration clauses are only there to give you an advantage IMO.


what’s even worse about the Canelo one is he put a hydration clause on Rocky Fielding before he put one on Jacobs. Then he put TWO on Kovalev (morning of the fight, evening of the fight) Like, **** division do you even fight in?

[joseph5620]

Did I even post in it? It's 48 pages

Why would you not post in it? You just said nobody criticized Canelo more than you for the Jacobs fight. If that's true you should have at least one post doing just that. But you already know you don't

Find it.

[HandsofIron]

Damn man, Tank got *'s all over the place! Go to give him his due though LMAO.

Of course man, that's how them pbc kids row now. Mayweather's showing them all the secrets, tips and tricks to cheat and game the system to their advantage, all while making easy, fast money.

[F l i c k e r]

Who cares? "Barrios couldn't rehydrate to Super Middleweight. It's unfair", "Ryan couldn't rehydrate to jr. middleweight. it's fake"

Which objective person gives a f_uck?

[joseph5620]

I complain about catchweights and hydration clauses probably more than anyone on here, I don’t care who the fighter is. To me a catch weight is only something I’m “okay” with if it’s a super fight between two guys from two separate divisions since the catchweight SHOULD have an effect on both guys. Catchweights on equal sized opponents are reprehensible, and hydration clauses are only there to give you an advantage IMO.


what’s even worse about the Canelo one is he put a hydration clause on Rocky Fielding before he put one on Jacobs. Then he put TWO on Kovalev (morning of the fight, evening of the fight) Like, **** division do you even fight in?

I know you've been consistent with your criticism of catchweights and rehydration. I'm definitely aware of those that haven't LOL

[4truth]

Why would you not post in it? You just said nobody criticized Canelo more than you for the Jacobs fight. If that's true you should have a post doing just that. But you already know you don't

Find it.

You got me. In threads I haven't posted in, I never criticize Canelo for his rehydration clause against Jacobs.

This is why I mostly ignore you.