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Originally posted by HeroBando View PostExactly. They showed fight night weights for every fight on that card except Floyd's. He's about the only guy in the sport that makes a point of skipping next day weighin, and he deserves the benefit on the doubt on weight? GTFO
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Originally posted by The Weebler II View Postlol how much is he going to put on by September?
Flomos need to stop crying about weight, Manny Pacquiao at 148lbs took on Antonio Margarito at 165lbs with no complaints.
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Originally posted by The Weebler II View Postlol how much is he going to put on by September?
Flomos need to stop crying about weight, Manny Pacquiao at 148lbs took on Antonio Margarito at 165lbs with no complaints.
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Originally posted by Phenom View Postthere was lots of complaints and Margarito was not ranked in the division fight was at a catchweight for a vacant belt
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Originally posted by The Weebler II View PostYou're (deliberately?) missing the point, Manny Pacquiao didn't complain about facing an opponent who outweighed him by 20lbs on fight night. Pacquiao fans didn't complain either.
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Originally posted by DLT View Postwhy do peoople always say this? Again, who cares about the title? Floyd has passed the level of titles a long time ago. Unless its about winning a fight at MW, then the titles dont matter to Floyd. Even the most die hard fan would say "fine, strip him then".
Thats not even an argument so why do people keep brining it up. He's the #1 P4P fighter in the sport and the biggest money maker. That means he's bigger than the title. He doesnt care about getting stripped because whenever he wants to fight at 154 again, he can go straight for a title because any of the champs will want to fight him
Beyond it all though, it just highlights this era of boxing. It's a sin to suggest someone should go up in weight because of this highly prized 0 or undefeated streak. It's pathetic. You have to dare to be great. Compare Jones to Mayweather, and you see my point. Right now, you can claim to be the greatest, but there's so many if's and buts after it, it's ridiculous. I.e Mayweather is the greatest, but only if he fights here, and at 147. Yawn.
I'd say the same about Manny Pacquiao too. But at least he admitted 154 was too much for him. That's how Floyd should go to instead of fooling the casual fans here.
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Originally posted by DLT View PostDude, Cotto started out at 140 and was always a WW. He killed himself to make 140. He use to come into the ring at 157 pounds for those fights. Him & Floyd are not the same at all. I felt Cotto won some fights at 140 strictly because he was too big for those guys. Otherwise Chop & maybe Torress beat him
Anyway, nice of you to admit Cotto was a cherrypick at 154, as far as belts were concerned. You coulda done so any time in the past 12 months Forgot I guess, like Floyd forgot to drop that 154 belt.
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Originally posted by DLT View PostAre you sure he was 165? Either way, Floyd did the same thing with Ortiz. However, Ortiz & Margarito are not Canelo. It is not the same at all. Besides, that was the same Margarito who was just decapitated by Mosley and was without his gloves. Its not the same as a young strong ox. Put this Canelo in with that Margarito and watch what happens
I have no real issue with Floyd saying Canelo is too big. If he's too big, then say he's too big and vacate the belt. Don't try to force him down or put up roadblocks.Last edited by Weebler I; 05-13-2013, 02:21 AM.
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