Hey guys can some one please explain to me why the weigh in is always the day before a fight. Ive just been lookin over some fights, and notice alot of boxers pile on up to 14lbs between the weigh in and the actual fight! NEARLY 2 WEIGHT DIVISONS. I cannot see the logic in this, if the weight is there so that both boxers are evenly match, do u not think it makes sence that the weigh in on the day so that they step into the ring at nearly the same weight.
Let me know u thoughts guys
Some examples
Fight ---------- Weigh in -- Fight Nite - Diff
Manny Pacquaio --- 138 --- 148 --- +10lb
Ricky Hatton ------- 140 --- 152 --- +12lb
Bernard Hopkins -- 170 ---180 - +10lb
Kelly Pavlik ------- 169 -- 174 -- +5lb
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JM Marquez -- 134.5 -- 140 -- +5.5lb
Juan Diaz ---- 134.5 -- 139 -- +4.5lb
Shane Mosley --------- 147 -- 160 -- +13lb
Antonio Margacheato -- 147 -- 160 -- +13lb
Just a bit confused lads, ......What is the ****ing point in the weight divions if the boxers are actually going to stroll into the ring 14lbs heavier than they are meant to?????
Let me know u thoughts guys
Some examples
Fight ---------- Weigh in -- Fight Nite - Diff
Manny Pacquaio --- 138 --- 148 --- +10lb
Ricky Hatton ------- 140 --- 152 --- +12lb
Bernard Hopkins -- 170 ---180 - +10lb
Kelly Pavlik ------- 169 -- 174 -- +5lb
--
JM Marquez -- 134.5 -- 140 -- +5.5lb
Juan Diaz ---- 134.5 -- 139 -- +4.5lb
Shane Mosley --------- 147 -- 160 -- +13lb
Antonio Margacheato -- 147 -- 160 -- +13lb
Just a bit confused lads, ......What is the ****ing point in the weight divions if the boxers are actually going to stroll into the ring 14lbs heavier than they are meant to?????
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