By the way, I'm not in favor of this fight. This is a freak show if it did happen.
And there would have to a big weight discrepancy in the contract if it happen. I.E. the weight limit for Hopkins being 165 for example, while Floyd is allowed to come in at whatever he feels like above 147. Theoretically, all weight division rules would have to go out of the window on this one, with Hopkins coming in as a Super-middleweight (165) while Floyd comes in as a Jr. Middleweight (148 to 152). Theoretically , while Floyd would be at a "Weight disadvantage" in nominal terms, he would actually be at an advantage as he would come into the ring at a comfortable weight, being as healthy as he can possibly while the old man would have to cut weight to levels he hasn't been at in half a decade (last time he fought at 170 was a few years ago when he fought Winky Wright).
And there would have to a big weight discrepancy in the contract if it happen. I.E. the weight limit for Hopkins being 165 for example, while Floyd is allowed to come in at whatever he feels like above 147. Theoretically, all weight division rules would have to go out of the window on this one, with Hopkins coming in as a Super-middleweight (165) while Floyd comes in as a Jr. Middleweight (148 to 152). Theoretically , while Floyd would be at a "Weight disadvantage" in nominal terms, he would actually be at an advantage as he would come into the ring at a comfortable weight, being as healthy as he can possibly while the old man would have to cut weight to levels he hasn't been at in half a decade (last time he fought at 170 was a few years ago when he fought Winky Wright).
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