How can Ring Magazine 154 belt be on the line?

[APryor]

because the magazine is owned by the two fighter's promoter.

people were su****ious of a boxing promoter influencing the bible of boxing and those people's su****ions have been confirmed with the shady p4p rankings of canelo and broner.

Have any boxing journalists openly started to question the Ring's objectivity and integrity? I still see many writers putting a lot of stock in the Ring ratings and holding them up as more pure than the alphabet soup ones.

[Hougigo]

BTW, how the **** do I put people on ignore.

Still haven't put me on ignore yet?

Or do you not believe that concept exists either?

[APryor]

No you can't because that would make it a welterweight bout.

If one guy weighs 146 and the other guy weighs 154 then it is a WW bout? You are not even reading what we are writing.

There is no lower limit. Some people thought that, but it was wrong. There is no lower limit. They set a maximum but not a minimum because there is no need for a minimum (assuming a competent commission, which is actually a bad assumption but that is another matter).

Please don't tell me I am supposed to have you on ignore. I know - I am trying.

[APryor]

Still haven't put me on ignore yet?

Or do you not believe that concept exists either?

I don't know how to use this website. Please help me. How do I put you on ignore?

Edit: nevermind, figured it out.

[Hougigo]

I don't know how to use this website. Please help me. How do I put you on ignore?

You make a new thread with pictures of ******s in it while posting my username 5 times

[Bolo Punch]

No you can't because that would make it a welterweight bout.

Umm, okay, looks like you better revoke dozens of world titles that have been won over the past 130 years, then.

[Bolo Punch]

You make a new thread with pictures of ******s in it while posting my username 5 times

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[craigus1990]

If one guy weighs 146 and the other guy weighs 154 then it is a WW bout? You are not even reading what we are writing.

There is no lower limit. Some people thought that, but it was wrong. There is no lower limit. They set a maximum but not a minimum because there is no need for a minimum (assuming a competent commission, which is actually a bad assumption but that is another matter).

Please don't tell me I am supposed to have you on ignore. I know - I am trying.

No that fight would not be commissioned as both fighters would belong to two different divisions. I will try this once more. EVERY fight has to fall within a sanctioned weight division. There is NO weight division called catchweight. This is a made up term that does not appear in the rules. Not over 154 is JMW. You are right there is no lower limit but there is a welterweight division below it and any fighter weighing not over 147 would be a welterweight. Therefore JMW is not over 154 and not a welterweight. If a fighter weighed in as a welterweight for a JMW bout, the fight would not take place. As a fight HAS to be in a sanctioned weight division, if they are not over 154 and not a welterweight, they HAVE to be a JMW.

[Bolo Punch]

No that fight would not be commissioned as both fighters would belong to two different divisions. I will try this once more. EVERY fight has to fall within a sanctioned weight division. There is NO weight division called catchweight. This is a made up term that does not appear in the rules. Not over 154 is JMW. You are right there is no lower limit but there is a welterweight division below it and any fighter weighing not over 147 would be a welterweight. Therefore JMW is not over 154 and not a welterweight. If a fighter weighed in as a welterweight for a JMW bout, the fight would not take place. As a fight HAS to be in a sanctioned weight division, if they are not over 154 and not a welterweight, they HAVE to be a JMW.

You are plain wrong, though. It has happened many times before over the course of the history of the sport.

[APryor]

No that fight would not be commissioned as both fighters would belong to two different divisions. I will try this once more. EVERY fight has to fall within a sanctioned weight division. There is NO weight division called catchweight. This is a made up term that does not appear in the rules. Not over 154 is JMW. You are right there is no lower limit but there is a welterweight division below it and any fighter weighing not over 147 would be a welterweight. Therefore JMW is not over 154 and not a welterweight. If a fighter weighed in as a welterweight for a JMW bout, the fight would not take place. As a fight HAS to be in a sanctioned weight division, if they are not over 154 and not a welterweight, they HAVE to be a JMW.

Basically everything you wrote is exactly wrong. I tried... on ignore you go.