For the last time, will you..

[Canelo Phresh]

I didn't say specifically, that he cheated a fight at 147, see you NEED me to say that, so you can push your pathetic agenda.

Fact is, Mayweather broke the rules for that particular fight.

the nsac commission rules on maximum allowable penalties for coming in over weight are 10% of the fighters purse not endorsements or ppv residuals. 10 million a pound over 20-25% of 40 or 50 million whtever the guaranteed purse will be. Pacquiao is breaking the commission rules. you know the commission he holds so sacredly to his heart.

[Vasyl’s dad]

He basically said the commission is inept to handle over the weight penalty....So he went beyond the commission. And, set up his OWN penalties for said fights....

Again what Pac said was the commission penalties are garbage...And, had to set up his Pacquiao commission.

So ask the ****** questions again. So I can keep giving you the correct answers...And, we could go back and forth until you finally get that Pac went beyond the commission to set up his own penalties.

So what exactly were the penalties for DLH and Morales, and how much did they make in their fights?

I don't know, but you obviously do so I'd appreciate it if you could share that info.

Thanks.

[Dynamite Kid]

Jlo ****s thread

I think if he asked both Oscar and Morales so he can have an advantage(advantage in what way exactly, I don't know) then you have to say the same for asking Mayweather. He wants an advantage(advantage in what way, I don't know)

I think Manny is more within his right to ask Mayweather for such penalties...Just as I think Mayweather is within his right to ask Pac for such penalties...Just as I think both Tyson and Hearns were within their right to ask Holyfied and Leonard for such penalties.

We have more of an indication against Mayweather, as Mayweather has tried to gain an advantage over an opponent before. Manny was probably seeking advantage over those guys, that's not the case here imo, well it doesn't point to that imo, it points more, to this time, Manny STOPPING his opponent from gaining an advantage, as he's exploited the fact before, I dont know why you would equate Oscar/Morales, to the Mayweather situation, there is a clear difference there based on what I just pointed out.

What's pathetic about simple facts? Pacquiao's never juiced, Mayweather's never missed the 147 lb. limit, one bluff was called, the other wasn't. If you have a problem with the weight penalty being addressed, don't start a thread like this because your agenda will succeed in your efforts to get attention. Good job.

Its pathetic cause no one is posing that question. You just NEED that to brought up, so you can push your agenda, but aint working, cause I stay on point. You're auguring a point that aint up for debate.

[kadyo's]

Did Pac ask them for a 10 mil penalty?

I think it's 1 million for the hoya fight but I'm not sure. As for the morales fight, I don't think it's even 1 million.

[Vasyl’s dad]

the nsac commission rules on maximum allowable penalties for coming in over weight are 10% of the fighters purse not endorsements or ppv residuals. 10 million a pound over 20-25% of 40 or 50 million whtever the guaranteed perse will be. Pacquiao is breaking the commission rules. you know the commission he holds so sacredly to his heart.

NAC 467.522 Forfeiture for failure to make weight. (NRS 467.030)
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,
Ê unless the weight difference is 1 pound or less.

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

[tangalog2200]

The fight was contracted at 144 lbs. He came in at '46... Now tell me which fight that was contracted at '47 that Mayweather failed to make weight in... since that's the weight Pacquiao wanted to fight him at.

it is not correct to put the two events together in a single context.....

pbf going over 2 lbs over the agreed 144lbs vs jmm was a violation of that 144lbs agreement....and pbf did pay jmm....

pbf never getting over 147 is not the issue.............

it is the fact that he did previously break an agreement on the scales.....

that is the issue and concern of pac's team.....

[Dynamite Kid]

exactly if mayweather had to pay 10 mil per lbs for that fight he would never even think about it , ****** *****'s

There you go.

If Mayweather says to Manny, its so you dont even think of using PED, Manny is in his right to say, I've never done it before, Mayweather cant do that, cause he has, which is why its such an important stipulation.

Before it might of been a point of gaining an advantage over other fighters, now its to stop a cheat, cheating something, he has cheated before.

[jrosales13]

So what exactly were the penalties for DLH and Morales, and how much did they make in their fights?

I don't know, but you obviously do so I'd appreciate it if you could share that info.

Thanks.

http://www.boxingscene.com/de-la-hoya-vs-pacquiao-3-million-dollar-penalty-place--15647

Oscar 3mil per every pound over...Even if it was a fraction of a pound. It would be 3mil...First they were thinking about a mili per pound over...But, found that to low.

Morales 500k per pound over.

[Vasyl’s dad]

I think it's 1 million for the hoya fight but I'm not sure. As for the morales fight, I don't think it's even 1 million.

So it was all within commission rules?

[Vasyl’s dad]

http://www.boxingscene.com/de-la-hoy...y-place--15647

Oscar 3mil per every pound over...Even if it was a fraction of a pound. It would be 3mil...First they were thinking about a mili per pound over...But, found that to low.

Morales 500k per pound over.

and that was beyond commission guidelines?