How much is the NSAC penalty if a fighter comes in overweight?

[Eaner0919]

of course they did, if only because mayweather hasn't come in overweight b4 the marquez fight

no doubt they'd penalize his ass 25%

from ESPN



look at that shii.. wtf, may cheated the scales by retrieving the contract he already sign at 144 at the day of the weigh-in and only submit it minutes b4 the weigh-in because they knew his ass wouldnt make weight and they didnt wanna pay 20% lmao ****** thief move

pac should've penalize him 20 million dollars, in fact if the purse between may and pac is 50-50 and both are projected to make at least 100 millions, then kizer wouldn't set the the penalty when mayweather cheated the scales with sleight of hand last minute contract changes
25% of a 50 million cut is 14.5 million.. lower than what pac asked 4, come negotiation time pac needs to ante up the stake and set it around 20 million because 14.2 isn't enough for scale cheater who brags he has 400 million dollars

mayweather is a cheating ducker

wow really?

[PH|L]

actually bro

for NSAC

http://leg.state.nv.us/NAC/NAC-467.html#NAC467Sec522

1. An unarmed combatant who fails to make the weight agreed upon in his bout agreement forfeits: (a) Twenty-five percent of his purse if no lesser amount is set by the Commission’s representative; or
(b) A lesser amount set by the Executive Director and approved by the Commission,
****unless the weight difference is 1 pound or less.
2. A forfeit must be divided equally between the other unarmed combatant and the Commission.
3. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 3 of NAC 467.476 and subsection 2 of NAC 467.7956, if, during the 1 hour following the time of weighing in, an unarmed combatant is able to make the weight or weighs 1 pound or less outside the agreed limits, no forfeit may be imposed or fine assessed upon him.

Kizer said that had the bout agreements not been changed to 147, Mayweather would have faced a fine from the commission in addition to whatever penalty he had agreed to pay Marquez. For being two pounds overweight, Kizer said the penalty would have been 10 percent of his purse, or $1 million. Had he been three pounds over (147 pounds), the figure would have jumped to a 20 percent fine.

http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=4485941

Yours truly,

A boxing fan

Those two are kind of contradicting each other. One of from the NSAC website, the other a quote from the director. Weird.

[And Still]

wow really?

Yeah. Somehow, they're allowed to make those blatantly racist statements here.
Go fig.

[elfag]

I think the other guy has to agree if they still want to fight at all cause he would have the right to refuse but of course wouldnt be paid.

I think they do some negotiating and that part B clause is probably used most of the time. Negotiating with all 3 parties to see what they can do to allow the fight to go on.

[And Still]

Either way, there are rules and weights and weight penalties are set by the Commission.

But when it comes to Pacquiao, his fans overlook that and focus merely on the drug testing issue.

There is a precedent for Olympic style drug testing: The Super Six.

What is the precedent for $10 million weight penalties?

[Castor_Troy]

of course they did, if only because mayweather hasn't come in overweight b4 the marquez fight

no doubt they'd penalize his ass 25%

from ESPN



look at that shii.. wtf, may cheated the scales by retrieving the contract he already sign at 144 at the day of the weigh-in and only submit it minutes b4 the weigh-in because they knew his ass wouldnt make weight and they didnt wanna pay 20% lmao ****** thief move

pac should've penalize him 20 million dollars, in fact if the purse between may and pac is 50-50 and both are projected to make at least 100 millions, then kizer wouldn't set the the penalty when mayweather cheated the scales with sleight of hand last minute contract changes
25% of a 50 million cut is 14.5 million.. lower than what pac asked 4, come negotiation time pac needs to ante up the stake and set it around 20 million because 14.2 isn't enough for scale cheater who brags he has 400 million dollars

mayweather is a cheating ducker

And where's the Floyd's ass licker's reply to this post???

Cmon.....any comment? Whatta****ingcheater!!!!!

[PH|L]

Either way, there are rules and weights and weight penalties are set by the Commission.

But when it comes to Pacquiao, his fans overlook that and focus merely on the drug testing issue.

There is a precedent for Olympic style drug testing: The Super Six.

What is the precedent for $10 million weight penalties?

First of all, I dont wanna make another Floyd-Pacquiao thread. Second, there is no Olympic Style Drug testing in the super 6 man. Comon now.


Also, an overweight penalty and olympic style drug testing are different. You only pay the overweight penalty if you are overweight in the first place. However, if even you are clean you still have to do the olympic style drug testing. It's like comparing apples and oranges.

[Castor_Troy]

Either way, there are rules and weights and weight penalties are set by the Commission.

But when it comes to Pacquiao, his fans overlook that and focus merely on the drug testing issue.

There is a precedent for Olympic style drug testing: The Super Six.

What is the precedent for $10 million weight penalties?

Did Floyd paid the proper fines set by the commision by coming in overweight?

NO

Because they had a way around the rules Such thing wont happen if it is stipulated in the contract.

Floyd a proven cheater with evidence.

now

What's the evidence again regarding Pac using peds? that's right... NIL uLOL

[Bennett]

its contracxtual

guzman lost 10% to funeka so there goes the 2-4% idea.

[And Still]

First of all, I dont wanna make another Floyd-Pacquiao thread. Second, there is no Olympic Style Drug testing in the super 6 man. Comon now.

.

What would you call it, then?