Holy **** Angulo looks like a skeleton....

[The Problem]

[Light_Speed]

Yeah he looked dehydrated, gulping that juice before the interview.

[Russian Crushin]

Both looked drained, esp angulo. Should be interesting to see what happens tomoro

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

Angulo has always looked like that. Look at the weigh in vs Lara. Look at the weigh in of his first fight back. It was the same thing.


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[Bermuda]

i remember he looked pretty drained in the lara weigh-in too...

[bojangles1987]

Both him and Alvarez are massive for the weight

[Ray Corso]

Make the weighins the morning of the fight with 10 hours to rehydrate and both these guys would be comfortable at weighing in at 159!! Ofcourse they would never do anything to make the sport safer as far as extreme weight loss then gain!
Both of them will come in at 165+ so why not fight at a safe weight?
Hell at 160 they could get in line to fight GGG who is also a legit 160!!
Between the 2 days to rehydrate and the BS "junior weight classes" the weight division are just a bunch of BS anyways!
Ray.

[radioraheem]

Make the weighins the morning of the fight with 10 hours to rehydrate and both these guys would be comfortable at weighing in at 159!! Ofcourse they would never do anything to make the sport safer as far as extreme weight loss then gain!
Both of them will come in at 165+ so why not fight at a safe weight?
Hell at 160 they could get in line to fight GGG who is also a legit 160!!
Between the 2 days to rehydrate and the BS "junior weight classes" the weight division are just a bunch of BS anyways!
Ray.

Exactly. The way things are done today, they just make a mockery out of the purpose of weight divisions. Most of these guys don't belong fighting in the classes they are in. Very unhealthy

[FrenchDeLaHoya]

canelo had to be scared looking into angulos dead cold eyes

a grizzly bear would probably be scared looking into angulos dead cold eyes

[lane99]

Angulo's problem though is his eyes usually look even more frightening at the end of the fight than they do at the beginning.