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Originally posted by Frank Ducketts View PostThere was no contracted weight for Floyd to weigh in at 144 dumbass lol... There was one for Cotto-Pac at 145. Pac's ***** ass said I'll fight you at 145 or no fight, and fans said screamed Cotto should take the fight since he won't receive another big pay day was the talk. You take me serious...!!!??? You are the same poster I just exlaxed on a couple of days ago lol, nothings changed lol...
You wonder why no one takes your dumbass seriously?
You are throwing some bull**** out there that even you don't believe.
But when Mayweather weighed 146 pounds at Friday’s weigh-in, he was forced to pay a six-figure penalty to Marquez for coming in at more than 144 pounds, Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer said.
Schaefer said the contract the fighters signed in May was for the bout to be at a limit of 147 pounds. But in that contract, each man agreed to a substantial penalty clause for every pound, or fraction thereof, more than 144.
Mayweather has fought at welterweight since 2005, but Marquez never has and only has fought three times at more than 130. He weighed
134 in a Dec. 9, 1996, bout against Rodrigo Valenzuela. He was 135 when he stopped Joel Casamayor on Sept. 13, 2008, and was 134 when he stopped Juan Diaz on Feb. 28.
On Friday, Marquez weighed 142.
There never was any question whether Marquez could make the weight. It has been more than four years since Mayweather weighed less than 146.
“There were no surprises,” Schaefer said. “The contract the fighters signed for the fight so many months ago called it a welterweight fight. But there was a stipulation that there would be a penalty for weighing over 144.
“Floyd’s team informed us today that he would not be able to make 144, and because of that, there was a substantial penalty. If he would have been 147, it would have been even bigger.”
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Originally posted by T.I. View PostYou are throwing some bull**** out there that even you don't believe.
But when Mayweather weighed 146 pounds at Friday’s weigh-in, he was forced to pay a six-figure penalty to Marquez for coming in at more than 144 pounds, Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer said.
Schaefer said the contract the fighters signed in May was for the bout to be at a limit of 147 pounds. But in that contract, each man agreed to a substantial penalty clause for every pound, or fraction thereof, more than 144.
Mayweather has fought at welterweight since 2005, but Marquez never has and only has fought three times at more than 130. He weighed
134 in a Dec. 9, 1996, bout against Rodrigo Valenzuela. He was 135 when he stopped Joel Casamayor on Sept. 13, 2008, and was 134 when he stopped Juan Diaz on Feb. 28.
On Friday, Marquez weighed 142.
There never was any question whether Marquez could make the weight. It has been more than four years since Mayweather weighed less than 146.
“There were no surprises,” Schaefer said. “The contract the fighters signed for the fight so many months ago called it a welterweight fight. But there was a stipulation that there would be a penalty for weighing over 144.
“Floyd’s team informed us today that he would not be able to make 144, and because of that, there was a substantial penalty. If he would have been 147, it would have been even bigger.”
http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news?slu...dsweight091809
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Originally posted by T.I. View PostExlaxed? LOL!
You wonder why no one takes your dumbass seriously?
You are throwing some bull**** out there that even you don't believe.
But when Mayweather weighed 146 pounds at Friday’s weigh-in, he was forced to pay a six-figure penalty to Marquez for coming in at more than 144 pounds, Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer said.
Schaefer said the contract the fighters signed in May was for the bout to be at a limit of 147 pounds. But in that contract, each man agreed to a substantial penalty clause for every pound, or fraction thereof, more than 144.
Mayweather has fought at welterweight since 2005, but Marquez never has and only has fought three times at more than 130. He weighed
134 in a Dec. 9, 1996, bout against Rodrigo Valenzuela. He was 135 when he stopped Joel Casamayor on Sept. 13, 2008, and was 134 when he stopped Juan Diaz on Feb. 28.
On Friday, Marquez weighed 142.
There never was any question whether Marquez could make the weight. It has been more than four years since Mayweather weighed less than 146.
“There were no surprises,” Schaefer said. “The contract the fighters signed for the fight so many months ago called it a welterweight fight. But there was a stipulation that there would be a penalty for weighing over 144.
“Floyd’s team informed us today that he would not be able to make 144, and because of that, there was a substantial penalty. If he would have been 147, it would have been even bigger.”
http://sports.yahoo.com/box/news?slu...dsweight091809
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The contracted weight for the fight was for 144 lbs right lol..., and I guess the stipulation was the weight of 140 lbs lol...
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Originally posted by Frank Ducketts View PostYou just told on yourself lol... The penalty comes after the weigh in, not before lol...
“Floyd’s team informed us today that he would not be able to make 144, and because of that, there was a substantial penalty. If he would have been 147, it would have been even bigger.”
Hence, he couldn't make 144 before the weigh-in, ******.
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Originally posted by T.I. View PostReading comprehension? or Denial? Both
“Floyd’s team informed us today that he would not be able to make 144, and because of that, there was a substantial penalty. If he would have been 147, it would have been even bigger.”
Hence, he couldn't make 144 before the weigh-in, ******.
Schaefer said the contract the fighters signed in May was for the bout to be at a limit of 147 pounds. But in that contract, each man agreed to a substantial penalty clause for every pound, or fraction thereof, more than 144.
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The weight of 144 lbs was a verbally agreed upon stipulation and nothing more. Floyd could not make 144 which is why he paid JMM the extra money, and the contract change was to benefit JMM stating that Floyd could not come in over 147 or he would have to pay an even heftier fine lol... The truth always prevails lol...
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Originally posted by Frank Ducketts View PostYou sir are the one who can't read properly lol... THERE WAS NO CONTRACTED WEIGHT OF 144...
Schaefer said the contract the fighters signed in May was for the bout to be at a limit of 147 pounds. But in that contract, each man agreed to a substantial penalty clause for every pound, or fraction thereof, more than 144.
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Originally posted by Frank Ducketts View PostYou sir are the one who can't read properly lol... THERE WAS NO CONTRACTED WEIGHT OF 144...
Schaefer said the contract the fighters signed in May was for the bout to be at a limit of 147 pounds. But in that contract, each man agreed to a substantial penalty clause for every pound, or fraction thereof, more than 144.
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