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How bad is weight differences on fight night compared to old-school era?
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Originally posted by SlySlickSmooth View PostBro you got it mixed up. He says people would discredit LaMotta for beating Robinson if it was in today's era because LaMotta would outweigh him.
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Originally posted by Reloaded View PostI didnt get it wrong Im making the point that the guys that give that weight today dont get the credit for winning they get bashed .
Similar to how if Mayweather was to fight Golovkin nowadays, Golovkin gets zero credit because he outweights the P4P best. But many people glorify LaMotta as the first man to be the best ever P4P despite outweighing him by 16 pounds.
If Mayweather fought Golovkin I believe the weight difference would be 19-20 pounds since May comes in the ring at 152 and Golovkin was 171/172 vs Rubio in the ring.
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Originally posted by SlySlickSmooth View PostYeah but you said Manny/Floyd give up weight and they get bashed. In the SRR/LaMotta post, I assume SRR would be Manny/Floyd and LaMotta a fighter that typically outweights them.
Similar to how if Mayweather was to fight Golovkin nowadays, Golovkin gets zero credit because he outweights the P4P best. But many people glorify LaMotta as the first man to be the best ever P4P despite outweighing him by 16 pounds.
If Mayweather fought Golovkin I believe the weight difference would be 19-20 pounds since May comes in the ring at 152 and Golovkin was 171/172 vs Rubio in the ring.
But are we sure that Lomatto didnt weigh more than 160? Surely he weighed more than that on fight night???
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Originally posted by MurkaMan View PostHe comes in at 150 most times. Against Nelo I think he was 150 and Nelo was 165! Lets leave GGG out of it, because everyone Floyd fights is big as hell. I dont even care about Pac fighting Margarita or mosley at weight disadvantages!
But are we sure that Lomatto didnt weigh more than 160? Surely he weighed more than that on fight night???
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Originally posted by MurkaMan View PostHe comes in at 150 most times. Against Nelo I think he was 150 and Nelo was 165! Lets leave GGG out of it, because everyone Floyd fights is big as hell. I dont even care about Pac fighting Margarita or mosley at weight disadvantages!
But are we sure that Lomatto didnt weigh more than 160? Surely he weighed more than that on fight night???
They had same day weigh ins back then. I don't think LaMotta could have weighed much more than 164-165 at the time of the fight.
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Originally posted by MurkaMan View PostHe comes in at 150 most times. Against Nelo I think he was 150 and Nelo was 165! Lets leave GGG out of it, because everyone Floyd fights is big as hell. I dont even care about Pac fighting Margarita or mosley at weight disadvantages!
But are we sure that Lomatto didnt weigh more than 160? Surely he weighed more than that on fight night???
Also LaMotta & Robinson likely gained no more than two(?) pounds since they weighed in on fight night morning in that era.
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Originally posted by SlySlickSmooth View PostYeah but you said Manny/Floyd give up weight and they get bashed. In the SRR/LaMotta post, I assume SRR would be Manny/Floyd and LaMotta a fighter that typically outweights them.
Similar to how if Mayweather was to fight Golovkin nowadays, Golovkin gets zero credit because he outweights the P4P best. But many people glorify LaMotta as the first man to be the best ever P4P despite outweighing him by 16 pounds.
If Mayweather fought Golovkin I believe the weight difference would be 19-20 pounds since May comes in the ring at 152 and Golovkin was 171/172 vs Rubio in the ring.
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Originally posted by Dr Rumack View PostWhen Basilio dropped his welterweight title to challenge Sugar Ray for the middleweight championship he weighed in at 153. And that was against Robinson. Not peak Robinson, but it was still Robinson.
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