It's the commissions job to penalize overweight fighters

[Pullcounter]

No, you are. The commission had nothing to do with the contract Marquez and Mayweather agreed to. Thus, they have nothing to do with any changes, last minute or otherwise. They didn't penalize Floyd because he never broke any of their rules. At some point this will seep into your mind.

but if he wasn't breaking any rules, then why did he need to change the contract?

[IMDAZED]

but if he wasn't breaking any rules, then why did he need to change the contract?

Perhaps he broke the rules of the contract?

[IMDAZED]

true or false: if floyd didn't change the contract the commision would have penalized floyd

Absolutely False.

[WAR MOSLEY]

TS got owned.

Exactly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ts is moron!

[Pullcounter]

Perhaps he broke the rules of the contract?

and the commission doesn't have a role in correcting that?

Absolutely False.

hm.... that's must've been why the commission was pissed at floyd for changing the contract.

[IMDAZED]

and the commission doesn't have a role in correcting that?



hm.... that's must've been why the commission was pissed at floyd for changing the contract.

No, the commission doesn't have a role in that.

Anything else?

[Alibata]

****** thread. If the fight is set @ 147 it should be at 147. The penalty does not really mean anything unless Floyd jr plans on going over the welter limit. It should not even be on Floyds mind if he plans on doing his job. It is like someone penalizing Mayweather sr. for being paranoid when he will be anyway unless he lays of the crack. Again, the only reason to suspect Manny is because he is greater than some would like, thats it. Whereas Floyd has shown a propensity to not play fair.

[Pullcounter]

No, the commission doesn't have a role in that.

Anything else?

then why was the commission pissed at floyd for changing the contract?

[IMDAZED]

then why was the commission pissed at floyd for changing the contract?

This is a separate issue. The bottom line is that the commission does not oversee contract stipulations for catchweights.

[Pullcounter]

This is a separate issue. The bottom line is that the commission does not oversee contract stipulations for catchweights.

explain the separate issue.