In the immediate aftermath of his disputed victory over Lamont Peterson this past weekend at the Barclay Center in Brooklyn, Danny Garcia stated that a rematch between the two would have to take place at 147 pounds. Despite holding major titles as junior welterweights, there was a weight limit of 143 pounds for this contest.
Garcia's demand isn't a problem with Barry Hunter, who trains and manages Peterson, who told BoxingScene.com:
"Lamont and Danny Garcia could fight at ANY weight between 140 and 147 because when you go with the fight and think about it, and again I take nothing away from Garcia...Danny wasn't the judge, Danny fought the best he could. Nevertheless, I think the wrong guy won and if they were to fight again, I think the outcome would be different," Hunter told BoxingScene.
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Garcia's demand isn't a problem with Barry Hunter, who trains and manages Peterson, who told BoxingScene.com:
"Lamont and Danny Garcia could fight at ANY weight between 140 and 147 because when you go with the fight and think about it, and again I take nothing away from Garcia...Danny wasn't the judge, Danny fought the best he could. Nevertheless, I think the wrong guy won and if they were to fight again, I think the outcome would be different," Hunter told BoxingScene.
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