To all who don't understand how Castillo is cheating

[DiegoFuego]

Everybody puts on the pounds the day of the fight, but the rules state that if you are fighting at 135 lbs, then the day before the fight, you must weigh in at 135. From that point on, you can balloon as big as you want, which both guys would have to around 147 each. But by not making weight the day before the weigh-in, Castillo already got himself a head start. Hell, he was 138 when he left the scales yesterday while Corrales is exactly at 135. Sorry, I didn't realize so many of you were just getting into boxing. I didn't realize I needed to explain this one, but since most of you arguing in favor of Castillo are newbies to the sport, I'll go slowly with ya.

[Super_Lightweight]

hmm

Oh, thanks a lot. Now I see what I couldn't see before. How foolish of me.

I sure do appreciate the enlightenment!

[DiegoFuego]

Thanks for a career of excuses, Roy



Tarver 2, Roy 1

[ZeIronOne]

thanks for educating it really was worth your time

[Pak men]

Everybody puts on the pounds the day of the fight, but the rules state that if you are fighting at 135 lbs, then the day before the fight, you must weigh in at 135. From that point on, you can balloon as big as you want, which both guys would have to around 147 each. But by not making weight the day before the weigh-in, Castillo already got himself a head start. Hell, he was 138 when he left the scales yesterday while Corrales is exactly at 135. Sorry, I didn't realize so many of you were just getting into boxing. I didn't realize I needed to explain this one, but since most of you arguing in favor of Castillo are newbies to the sport, I'll go slowly with ya.

No need buddy. If Castillo wins, a lot of people will simply downplay the victory. If Corrales wins, he gets double credit and all the more glory to him.

Either way, Castillo is ****ing himself by not meeting the minimum requirements. By heavens! I admire Castillo, but I can't understand this move. I would like to believe first that he's not trying to cheat, and that maybe something went wrong.

[DiegoFuego]

Obviously this post wasn't for either of you, but thanks for sharing.

[DiegoFuego]

It truly is baffling that Castillo couldn't make weight for the biggest fight of his life, a fight he's known about for at least two months. You guys consider Castillo a professional?

[ZeIronOne]

thats totally fine, its good to share

[Super_Lightweight]

hmm

Sounds like you're the one making excuses for Corrales if he loses...priceless.

Talk about hypocrisy.

Cong**** on being the biggest idiot here and having the longest red bar as well.

I know I know...you don't care about red bars, right?

[BLOODSHED]

Respect your opinion Diego, but I don't think Castillo did this intentionally.

Everybody puts on the pounds the day of the fight, but the rules state that if you are fighting at 135 lbs, then the day before the fight, you must weigh in at 135. From that point on, you can balloon as big as you want, which both guys would have to around 147 each. But by not making weight the day before the weigh-in, Castillo already got himself a head start. Hell, he was 138 when he left the scales yesterday while Corrales is exactly at 135. Sorry, I didn't realize so many of you were just getting into boxing. I didn't realize I needed to explain this one, but since most of you arguing in favor of Castillo are newbies to the sport, I'll go slowly with ya.