Gatti, Baldomir and Golovkin. Fightnight weights

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  • Derranged
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    #101
    They were both 200 lbs of muscle.

    Floyd shrunk down to 130.

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    • BattlingNelson
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      #102
      Originally posted by malcolm
      Another "great hope" being touted as someone Floyd will duck. I knew this was coming the second GGG landed the bodyshot on Macklin.

      "Floyd is duckin GG"

      You haters are predictable and past your prime.

      Why doesn't GGG go up to 168 and challenge himself against ANDRE "SOG" WARD?

      Why cut down just to have a natural welterweight come up?

      Ward is waiting.... LMAO! You "hopers" don't want that for GGG now do u?? But its okay for aA smallish Welter like Floyd to take all the risks. Sorry but even DJANGO has limitations.
      I never said Floyd was ducking. All I am saying is that weight cannot be used as an excuse for not fighting GGG.

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        #103
        Originally posted by malcolm
        The bottom line is this. Floyd has belts in both weight classes. It's obvious to anyone with eyes that he's undersized at Jr. Middleweight.

        Canelo is a huge Jr. Middleweight. Why wouldn't Floyd try and balance the size difference out some to make it a FAIR FIGHT?

        Why is Floyd getting criticized for simply wanting an even playing field?
        Fair fight?

        Like when Floyd came in overweight when fighting featherweight Marquez?

        @ the double standards of the floydstans.

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          #104
          Is Golovkin going to weigh 147 for the official weigh in, BattlingNelson? Just like Baldomir did?

          If so then Floyd won't care what his fight night weight ends up at.

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            #105
            Originally posted by ShoulderRoll
            Is Golovkin going to weigh 147 for the official weigh in, BattlingNelson? Just like Baldomir did?

            If so then Floyd won't care what his fight night weight ends up at.
            What are you talking about?

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              #106
              If Golovkin wants to fight Mayweather he should move down to 154.

              When's the last time he weighed under 160 lbs?

              A long time. And there is a reason for that.

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                #107
                Originally posted by IronDanHamza
                If Golovkin wants to fight Mayweather he should move down to 154.

                When's the last time he weighed under 160 lbs?

                A long time. And there is a reason for that.
                He has of course made it clear he would fight him or anyone worthy at 154.

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                  #108
                  Originally posted by BattlingNelson
                  That is not good enough dude. Weight made no difference in the Gatti and Baldomir fights. Why is it suddenly Paramount for GGG?.

                  Let's be honest here. Golovkin is infinitely more skilled and talented than those two face first brawlers right?
                  I'd be worried for Floyd's health in there. Let's be real now, if an aging, diminished Cotto laid "some" leather on Mayweather, what would a monster like GGG do?

                  I don't think it's a fair fight, honestly.

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                  • malcolm
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                    #109
                    Originally posted by T18Z
                    Muscle will adapt to the environmental stress it is put under. GGG muscle mass would obviously decrease if he were to fight at a lower weight, just as Mayweathers would increase if he fought at a higher weight. It is not a valid way of accessing whom should fight who, because if we go by your theory Pacquaio should never fight Mayweather because Pacquaio has fought at much lower weight classes for a longer amount of time, which apparently puts him at a disadvantage... but we know that isn't the case, and it's the same with Mayweather vs Golovkin.

                    Lets also not forget the Mayweather motto that is 'size don't win fights, skills win fights'.

                    Cool. So GGG should have no problem meeting Floyd at 150.

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                      #110
                      Originally posted by BattlingNelson
                      Fair fight?

                      Like when Floyd came in overweight when fighting featherweight Marquez?

                      @ the double standards of the floydstans.
                      It happens. I believe JMM got paid handsomely for Floyd being over.

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