Austin Trout looks to be comfortably en route to making weight for his junior-middleweight title fight against Canelo Alvarez this Saturday at the Alamodome in San Antonio. Alvarez, meanwhile, has a couple more pounds to lose than Trout but also seems as if he will come in at the 154-pound limit.
According to World Boxing Council official William Boodhoo, Trout came in at 157 pounds on April 12, a figure certified by a Dr. Brown. Alvarez, meanwhile, came in at 159.2 pounds on April 13, a weigh-in witnessed by Rudy Tellez of the WBC.
The maximum either fighter could have been is 162 pounds. The WBC’s 7-day weigh-in requires fighters to be within 5 percent of the division limit. Trout had seven days to lose the final 3 pounds, while Alvarez had six days to lose the final 5.2 pounds.
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According to World Boxing Council official William Boodhoo, Trout came in at 157 pounds on April 12, a figure certified by a Dr. Brown. Alvarez, meanwhile, came in at 159.2 pounds on April 13, a weigh-in witnessed by Rudy Tellez of the WBC.
The maximum either fighter could have been is 162 pounds. The WBC’s 7-day weigh-in requires fighters to be within 5 percent of the division limit. Trout had seven days to lose the final 3 pounds, while Alvarez had six days to lose the final 5.2 pounds.
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