Comments Thread For: Clottey To Weigh 155 Tops, on Fight Night With Pacquiao

[S A M U R A I]

Yes, there was one in the Pac-De la Hoya fight, the contract said that De la Hoya could not weigh more than 147 on fight night, that is why Pac (148lbs) came in heavier than De la Hoya (147lbs) on the night of the fight.

Man, stop spreading lies. As if Manny had any control over **** like that.



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[El 7 Mares V.2]

Man I'm starting to dislike Pacquiao, all of his phony excuses about needles, not knowing what a steroid is, catweights, day after weight in clauses, I don't know man...this guy is getting shadier and shadier.

[FLYBOY]

I wonder if it was a contract clause set by Pac for Clottey to be max 155 and I wonder if it was a contract clause that Clottey would keeep his mouth shut about it.

Either way, NOT A GOOD IDEA.

[MakeDamnSure]

Now *****S running their mouths again without any Proof...

[Fedora]

Mind games.

[JM1]

thats a wrong game plan. clottey will get swamped if he fights weighing 155

[JM1]

so he's gonna let pac tee off on him with 30 punches then throw 4 in return. not a good gameplan IMO

i noticed that too. its seems that every plan they have is wrong, at least for me

[17gogetit]

His strategy can't honestly be to make Manny "punch himself out." Have they ever seen him fight before?

[IMDAZED]

well Gatti got sued by gamache cuz he came in at 160 rather than 150 at the night of the fight.so yeah i think most of the fights have this kind of stipulation they cannot go over a certain limit.

He got sued because they didn't believe he made the weight in the first place - which he didn't.

[street bully]

Clottey weighed 156 unofficially on fight night against Judah so it's not far off that.

I don't know what the deal was with him unofficially weighing 170 against Corrales on fighting. It seems strange that a guy would gain 21 lbs overnight and then a year later only put on 9.

He said in an interview that he weiged in with a jacket, sweather, jeans, and booths on.