Is Floyd's best win tainted. Was Corrales really dehydrated and weak in the fight

[IMDAZED]

I don't think he was dehydrated and weak - his best round was the eighth.

[watwudhopkinsdo]

he looked fine to me not like oscar in the pac fight. floyd laid a beating down on him it looked like art.

[JHAVIS]

Yup.. And Floyd cleverly use that to get in to Corales head during their pre-fight press conferences...Its smart but just shows you Floyd would do everything malicious and indecent just to get in to a fighter's head..

No matter the weight Floyd would've beaten Chico( rip). Mayweather is an all around better fighter.

[Clyde Barrow]

Great boxers feast on great punchers. Diego was going to lose that fight, no matter what anyone says about weight, imminent jail, or any of that other shit.

[Larry the boss]

strange..he got out of jail and continued at 130..so what you mean 1 last time??

[Larry the boss]

strange..he got out of jail and continued at 130..so what you mean 1 last time??

[Code Red]

This is my last post in this thread. Because, you guys are trolling like F'ing idiots. Corrales wasn't weight drained for the Floyd fight.

A weight drained fighter can't go to jail for a year. Then comeback and beat a damn good fighter in Casamayor at that same weight, 2 years after without being comfortable at that weight.

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[mikemurni]

He walked up to the scale, and the fight was, in a sense, lost right there. For all his efforts in the steam bath that morning, shedding 8 pounds, he was still 132—two pounds overweight. He went back and ****** the 2 pounds off in time for the weigh-in. A day later, his body both starved and waterlogged from his ensuing rehydration, he entered the ring—146 pounds at fight time—and the results were a disaster.


People keep refering to his weight 2 years later like it means some thing for that fight.. When in fact what they should be lookin' at was his state in the weigh-in. In fact, it should have been on his last fight, which was like 4 months back when he was already having problems making weight..

[Pastrano]

Probably why Floyd didn't want to give him rematch. Chico was after it, at 135 I believe. When he got out of jail, it was in 2002 and FMJ was already a lw champ.

[Code Red]

He walked up to the scale, and the fight was, in a sense, lost right there. For all his efforts in the steam bath that morning, shedding 8 pounds, he was still 132—two pounds overweight. He went back and ****** the 2 pounds off in time for the weigh-in. A day later, his body both starved and waterlogged from his ensuing rehydration, he entered the ring—146 pounds at fight time—and the results were a disaster.


People keep refering to his weight 2 years later like it means some thing for that fight.. When in fact what they should be lookin' at was his state in the weigh-in. In fact, it should have been on his last fight, which was like 4 months back when he was already having problems making weight..

U know what were alll idiots, you are right, Floyd would of never beaten Chico at 135!! Surely Floyd would of been slow and fat and less talented at that weight.