So Mayweather lost weight between the weigh in an the fight night in Canelo fight...

[Doctor_Tenma]

That's irrelavant because they don't weigh fighters after they've woken up.

My guess is they do it a few hours, if not right before the fight.

Come fight time, they've already eaten big, rich in carbs meals (carbs bind to water = weigh gain,) and been drink shitload of water (more weight gain.)

Interesting thread OP, I really can't think of a fighter who actually lost weight beetwen weigh in and the fight.

I'm responding to the fact that he said it's impossible when it isn't. My initial point remains, one would have to believe that the 30 day weigh ins/ unofficial weights are all fabricated and that's ridiculous to be honest.

[Jc8804]

Floyd never officially weighed in on fight night

[Ray*]

So HW's dehydrate for a weigh-in? This might be the single most moronic post I've ever read here.

Move on mate, aren't I suppose to be on your ignore list? What happen to that? Please put me back on it knob.

[SCEN3RY]

i don't wanna get into all this cause fl0mos are a bit too sensitive for an intelligent debate. But I'll tell you exactly where you went wrong, apparently you argued with a fl0mo - this person most likely has a great deal more experience in being irrationally ****** than you do.

oh and...

[radioraheem]

No fighter loses weight between the weigh in and the fight night! it's plain BS. They always gain a few pounds.

He was looking huge against Canelo. Had more muscles than him. Pacquiao in that fight not only had a WW-like fight night weight, but he had also weighted in in the WW category! it's not the same by any means. Mayweather had weighted in at 150.5 which is inside SW limits.

Nice try.

That's because most fighters rehydrate 10 to 20 lbs after fight night. And most fighters aren't fighting in their natural weight classes. Only a few are, notably Pacquiao and Mayweather. Then there's a few like Bradley (who doesn't belong at WW), but doesn't rehydrate 10 to 20 lbs after fight night. He usually stays the same as the weigh-in or just a few lbs higher.

Mayweather has to drink/eat more than usual to make 150/151 for the 154 fights. And again, a 1/2 lbs drop means nothing. You are reaching laughably. And he also said for his bout against Cotto, that he lost weight by fight night too! That he came into the fight weighing less than the weigh-in.

And only a fool judges based on TV appearance. Mayweather looks huge? Have you seen this guy in person? If you seen many of these fighters in person, you'd see very quickly that they aren't as big as they appear to be.

[Ray*]

Or maybe they are bull****ting us? according to those official weights he weighted the same in the Alvarez fight than in the Ortiz fight, while looking much bigger in the Alvarez fight, and at the same time losing weight in comparison with the weigh in????

How naive you have to be to believe that? it's two bull**** signals at once. Huge but weights the same. Also lost weight in comparison to weigh in. Crazy lie, exposed.

I don't know about all of that, to "bull**** us" a lot of people have to be involved, the organisations, HBO, Showtime, Team Mayweather etc

[BattlingNelson]

Move on mate, aren't I suppose to be on your ignore list? What happen to that? Please put me back on it knob.

English isn't your first language is it? You are such a horrible speller. Fits very well with your low boxing IQ.

[_Maxi]

That's because most fighters rehydrate 10 to 20 lbs after fight night. And most fighters aren't fighting in their natural weight classes. Only a few are, notably Pacquiao and Mayweather. Then there's a few like Bradley (who doesn't belong at WW), but doesn't rehydrate 10 to 20 lbs after fight night. He usually stays the same as the weigh-in or just a few lbs higher.

Mayweather has to drink/eat more than usual to make 150/151 for the 154 fights. And again, a 1/2 lbs drop means nothing. You are reaching laughably. And he also said for his bout against Cotto, that he lost weight by fight night too! That he came into the fight weighing less than the weigh-in.

And only a fool judges based on TV appearance. Mayweather looks huge? Have you seen this guy in person? If you seen many of these fighters in person, you'd see very quickly that they aren't as big as they appear to be.

I never said Mayweather looks huge, just like that. I said he looked bigger in the Canelo fight in comparison to the Ortiz fight, which was reasonable since the canelo fight was a SW fight and the other one was a WW fight. What's funny is that they pretend that he was weighting 150 in both fights which is laughable.

[radioraheem]

I'm responding to the fact that he said it's impossible when it isn't. My initial point remains, one would have to believe that the 30 day weigh ins/ unofficial weights are all fabricated and that's ridiculous to be honest.

They make absolutely no sense. Now Mayweather is this big bad mythical monster!

The 30-day weigh-ins are official recorded mandatory weights! But hey, he's got everyone in his pocket!

[Ray*]

English isn't your first language is it? You are such a horrible speller. Fits very well with your low boxing IQ.

Yes am on an English forum moron, you are a knob... Please put me back on your ignore list you inbred.