Pacquiao went from 106 to 147. Floyd went from 106 to 154.

[1toTHADOME]

you arent that clever. the only way the penalty doesnt exist is if its not a stipulation asked at all.

so being that he never comes in over 147, should pac have added that stipulation?

well, he did and floyd agreed to it and thats the point.

im going to say one more time, may-pac was contracted at 147, so floyd coming in over 144, technically, is a no issue.

so again, go back, reread my post and answer my questions

well im here telling you why they made the stipulation, to make sure floyd will have no advantage over pac. so NOW, im telling you again, since floyd does have no problem making that weight, the stipulation does not even exist to him. making 147, IS NOTHING to him, and that's why he agreed in a heart beat coz it's not so much to ask.

[Pullcounter]

well im here telling you why they made the stipulation, to make sure floyd will have no advantage over pac. so NOW, im telling you again, since floyd does have no problem making that weight, the stipulation does not even exist to him. making 147, IS NOTHING to him, and that's why he agreed in a heart beat coz it's not so much to ask.

I gotta agree.

there is no danger of floyd going over 147 lbs, so the stipulation basically meaningless. I dunno why *****s don't get this.

[mazdaru]

well im here telling you why they made the stipulation, to make sure floyd will have no advantage over pac. so NOW, im telling you again, since floyd does have no problem making that weight, the stipulation does not even exist to him. making 147, IS NOTHING to him, and that's why he agreed in a heart beat coz it's not so much to ask.

you are ******ed. if the stipulation is asked for and put on the contract...IT EXISIT. whether or not floyd can make the weight. and floyd agreed to it.

you can try and twist this whatever way you would like but you keep failing.

the stipulation exist. and floyd agreed to it. which according to your logic is BASELESS.

Floyd had a stipulation on the contract, according to you, thats BASELESS as well, but pac DIDNT agree.

you fail miserably

[mazdaru]

I gotta agree.

there is no danger of floyd going over 147 lbs, so the stipulation basically meaningless. I dunno why *****s don't get this.

of course you would, only ******* logic makes sense to fellow *******s.

if its meaningless, then the stipulation wouldnt have been in the contract. you fail just like he does

[Va_BoriKua]

well im here telling you why they made the stipulation, to make sure floyd will have no advantage over pac. so NOW, im telling you again, since floyd does have no problem making that weight, the stipulation does not even exist to him. making 147, IS NOTHING to him, and that's why he agreed in a heart beat coz it's not so much to ask.

If it's meaningless then theres no need to ask for the stipulation wether or not he could make it or not doesnt matter pac and his team still asked for it

[mazdaru]

come on *******s, come with more dumbass logic

[1toTHADOME]

you are ******ed. if the stipulation is asked for and put on the contract...IT EXISIT. whether or not floyd can make the weight. and floyd agreed to it.

you can try and twist this whatever way you would like but you keep failing.

the stipulation exist. and floyd agreed to it. which according to your logic is BASELESS.

Floyd had a stipulation on the contract, according to you, thats BASELESS as well, but pac DIDNT agree.

you fail miserably

youre a fail. fcuk outa here. i never said the stipulation didnt exist and floyds stipulation is baseless.

there's a thin line where you can go overboard with these stipulations. my point is that pacquiao didn't, and floyd did. floyd asking for something out the ordinary coz he assumes and has a "hunch" pacquiao is on something is a baseless stipulation.

[ballgamessuck]

why is Floyd accusing Pacquiao of steroids, again?

Because he is an idiot, it is my experience in life that idiots never learn how to shut the hell up.

[Hannibal Barca]

Yet another thread where blind fanboys are trampled under the boots of concrete fact.

[1toTHADOME]

If it's meaningless then theres no need to ask for the stipulation wether or not he could make it or not doesnt matter pac and his team still asked for it

it's meaningless to floyd, not pacs team.