He had no intentions of making the weight, he just wanted to win... Regardless of the rules:
I will say that Corrales had a bad game plan anyway, and probably would have lost... But that's irrelivant... What's important here is that - Castillo played the system, and got away with it!
Who's to say that others won't try these kind of tricks in the future when big money's involved?
Before the mexican fans jump on me... I will add that I don't compare "not making the weight" to in-fight tactics like the mouthpiece, a lowblow, or leading with the head. The weight issue can get people hurt or killed!
- His camp even tried to disrupt the proceedings...
- The weight difference made a BIG difference... Whilst Castillo was training hard, Corrales was making weight loss preperations.
- So Corrales weighed in on the night 2lbs heavier than Castillo on the night?... Corrales extra weight was fluid gain as opposed to solid muscle.
- The Castillo camp knew that this fight wouldn't be called off at that late stage because of the money involved!
- That Castillo camp did this knowing that they wouldn't win the belts, but also that Castillo would never fight at 135lbs again anyway, and a win here was the perfect way to set up a big money fight at 140lbs!
I will say that Corrales had a bad game plan anyway, and probably would have lost... But that's irrelivant... What's important here is that - Castillo played the system, and got away with it!
Who's to say that others won't try these kind of tricks in the future when big money's involved?
Before the mexican fans jump on me... I will add that I don't compare "not making the weight" to in-fight tactics like the mouthpiece, a lowblow, or leading with the head. The weight issue can get people hurt or killed!
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