JMM was 145lb fight night with Katsidis

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  • Deevel916
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    #51
    Originally posted by DempseyRollin
    smh...thats not at all how it goes. sure u have to starve sometimes to make weight. but fighting in a higher weight brakect does not always equate to an easier training camp. why do u think fighters that move up usually hire conditioning coaches? its because its not as easy a transition as u think. when fighters "kill themselves" (which i dont think is at all what jmm does to get down to 135) they get their body in the best shape to fight in the weight class they feel most comfortable. fighting in a different weight brackcet mean different considerations. i.e. learnimg how to make your, speed, reflexes, power etc. translate at a higher weight class. jmm tried it once. he failed miserably at getting it to transfer.
    If this were true, fighters would not pack on 10, 12, 15lbs after the weigh in.

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      #52
      Originally posted by Deevel916
      Once again, he's not being forced to weigh in above 140.


      But if he weighs in at 135 he will be at a complete disadvantage. That is the point!

      Either way you look at it a blown up Lightweight is fighting a WW.

      Either way you look at it, JMM is moving up 2 divisions to fight him.

      No one will ever get credit for that.

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        #53
        Originally posted by DempseyRollin
        smh...thats not at all how it goes. sure u have to starve sometimes to make weight. but fighting in a higher weight brakect does not always equate to an easier training camp. why do u think fighters that move up usually hire conditioning coaches? its because its not as easy a transition as u think. when fighters "kill themselves" (which i dont think is at all what jmm does to get down to 135) a different weight brackcet mean different considerations. i.e. learnimg how to make your, speed, reflexes, power etc. translate at a higher weight class. jmm tried it once. he failed miserably at getting it to transfer.
        It's abundently clear he doesn't hense why he moved up from there, looked terrible, and move straight back down and has stayed there for 2 years.

        Which again, is the whole point to why this fight is unlegit.

        Struggling to understand this is rather worrying.

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        • Deevel916
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          #54
          Originally posted by IronDanHamza


          But if he weighs in at 135 he will be at a complete disadvantage. That is the point!

          Either way you look at it a blown up Lightweight is fighting a WW.

          Either way you look at it, JMM is moving up 2 divisions to fight him.

          No one will ever get credit for that.
          Pac isnt your typical WW who comes into the fight weighing around 155. Pac is a natural LWW fighting at WW. Pac comes into his fights weighing what a LWW weighs on fight night. Lets also not forget that its being held at a catchweight of 144. Pac is only going to pack on 4-5lbs after the weigh in.

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          • Imatroll
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            #55
            Originally posted by Deevel916
            Once again, he's not being forced to weigh in above 140.
            Hey Deevel, you're arguing with an incompetent moron. He doesn't understand

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              #56
              Originally posted by Deevel916
              If this were true, fighters would not pack on 10, 12, 15lbs after the weigh in.
              smh...i give up. i dont think u understand making weight at all. go talk to a boxer who has to make weight. its a part of training and just because they rehydrate up 5 or 10 lbs doesnt mean they arent in great shape.

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                #57
                Originally posted by Deevel916
                Pac isnt your typical WW who comes into the fight weighing around 155. Pac is a natural LWW fighting at WW. Pac comes into his fights weighing what a LWW weighs on fight night. Lets also not forget that its being held at a catchweight of 144. Pac is only going to pack on 4-5lbs after the weigh in.
                Pac is a typical WW he has been fighting pretty much since 2008 and is clear strong at WW weighing in at 146.

                Marquez on the other hand, is the polar opposite. And weighing in at 142, is slow, blown up, and physcially a mess.

                How can you not grasp this?

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                • Deevel916
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                  #58
                  Originally posted by DempseyRollin
                  smh...i give up. i dont think u understand making weight at all. go talk to a boxer who has to make weight. its a part of training and just because they rehydrate up 5 or 10 lbs doesnt mean they arent in great shape.
                  I never said that. What I did say is that boxers manipulate their weight classes by starving and dehydrating themselves in order to compete at a lower weight class so that they can rehydrate and pack on lbs after the weigh in to have an advantage. YOU said that it doent neccesarily mean they're killing themselves, but instead getting to an optimal weight where they feel healthy. I then said that if starving and dehydrating yourself was a matter of getting to a healthy weight, then there would be no need to pack on all those lbs after the weigh in. Read what you write.

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                  • tudedude
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                    #59
                    Originally posted by Imatroll
                    I fail to see any weight issues, Marquez came in at 145lb for the Katsidis fight. Do you guys hate Pacquiao that much? I don't understand it..
                    Facts are a stubborn thing. I haven't read a good argument against this yet. The real disadvantage is not weight. It's age.

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                    • IronDanHamza
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                      #60
                      Originally posted by Imatroll
                      Hey Deevel, you're arguing with an incompetent moron. He doesn't understand
                      Yeahhhhhhh, Ok.

                      But not being able to understand that a particular fighter that weighs in above 140 is physcially a mess and that same fighter weighing in anything below that for this fight is at a clear disadvantage is just so much more competent.

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