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  • kafkod
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    #71
    Originally posted by robertzimmerman
    Ray didn't win the lineal LHW title, and then refuse to defend against fellow titlists even though he outweighed them on fight night.

    That's the biggest joke regarding what Canelo's doing.

    So it's not exactly the same, but it's almost the same.

    You've made some great points though.
    Leonard relinquished the LHW title without trying to defend it against anybody.

    So that wasn't even remotely similar to what Canelo is doing with the MW title now.

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    • Mr. 29K
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      #72
      Originally posted by Nay_Sayer
      A catchweight is a catchweight, regardless of who holds a belt in whatever division. If you're going to demand a catchweight then you have no recourse to refuse a catchweight fight when someone who has more leverage than you demands one.

      It's beyond hypocritical for the Triple Duck to ask Ward for a 164lb catchweight in one breath only to turn around and refuse to fight Alvarez @ 155lbs. Anyone who would justify this type of hypocrisy only proves themselves to be a fanboi and nut guzzler...
      Green K.

      FAHK TRIPLE FLOP AKA. MR 97K PPV BUYS. He's not even on Cannel's level! When that village bum sells 2.1 mil. PPV BUYS, then he can talk. For now, do what you do best... fight UBER drivers and 7-Eleven cashiers.

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      • Bigg Rigg
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        #73
        Originally posted by Nay_Sayer
        A catchweight is a catchweight, regardless of who holds a belt in whatever division. If you're going to demand a catchweight then you have no recourse to refuse a catchweight fight when someone who has more leverage than you demands one.

        It's beyond hypocritical for the Triple Duck to ask Ward for a 164lb catchweight in one breath only to turn around and refuse to fight Alvarez @ 155lbs. Anyone who would justify this type of hypocrisy only proves themselves to be a fanboi and nut guzzler...
        Bro, GGG and Ward don't fight in the same division. GGG and Canelo are both champions in the same division. That's the problem. Im good either way though cuz i ain't even feeling lil g right about now but I can't argue against the fact they're both middleweight champions.
        Last edited by Bigg Rigg; 02-22-2016, 09:21 PM.

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        • El-blanco
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          #74
          Fighting a guy in your division, who holds a title, at a catchweight, is not the same as meeting someone at a higher weight class in the middle of two divisions. How can you not see that? People on this website are some of the dumbest people I've ever encountered.

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          • icha
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            #75
            Originally posted by kafkod
            This is a very ignorant post.

            Without mandatory defences there would be nothing to stop a boxer winning a world title then keeping hold of it till he was too old to even climb into a ring, without ever defending it against any of the top contenders in that division.

            As for "history" ... how the heck do you know what boxing historians will be writing about the present era in 10, 25, 50 years time, and why do you even care about that?

            Let boxing fans here and now see the best men men in each division fighting for titles at 100% strength and fitness.

            The future can take care of itself, like it always does.
            is not being ignorant, is being realistic, I'm not defending that, but it is what it is, boxing history doesn't even mention mandatories from 10, 15 or 20 years ago, so what makes you think that's going to change in the future?

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            • Robbie Barrett
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              #76
              Originally posted by Nay_Sayer
              A catchweight is a catchweight, regardless of who holds a belt in whatever division. If you're going to demand a catchweight then you have no recourse to refuse a catchweight fight when someone who has more leverage than you demands one.

              It's beyond hypocritical for the Triple Duck to ask Ward for a 164lb catchweight in one breath only to turn around and refuse to fight Alvarez @ 155lbs. Anyone who would justify this type of hypocrisy only proves themselves to be a fanboi and nut guzzler...
              At least Canelo isn't seeking fights at 160 and only asking Lil G for a catchweight, like Lil G did to Ward.

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              • HeroBando
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                #77
                Originally posted by Razcal26
                I hate conversing with idiots, they're just so ******.

                Let me quote myself:



                Huh Duh.............. Canelo is doing the same thing. It's not new. What's new is you "boxing" fans who started watching highlights of the sport 2 years ago.
                Srl lhw belt is one of the infamous weight stips of all time, great job using that disgrace to justify this. Srl never defended that belt, CW or not. Here's why this is the feeblest of all time. Prove me wrong, historian:

                1. First time a champ demands CW from a mando, never mind lineal champ
                2. First time reigning champ tries to drag a divisional rival to lowest possible CW. It's really rare anyone tries that
                3. First champ ever to request a CW while outweighing the challenger fight night.

                Bonus challenge:
                List all fights you know of before Dlh Hopkins with champ imposing a CW on guy from same division

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                • icha
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                  #78
                  Originally posted by HeroBando
                  Srl lhw belt is one of the infamous weight stips of all time, great job using that disgrace to justify this. Srl never defended that belt, CW or not. Here's why this is the feeblest of all time. Prove me wrong, historian:

                  1. First time a champ demands CW from a mando, never mind lineal champ
                  2. First time reigning champ tries to drag a divisional rival to lowest possible CW. It's really rare anyone tries that
                  3. First champ ever to request a CW while outweighing the challenger fight night.

                  Bonus challenge:
                  List all fights you know of before Dlh Hopkins with champ imposing a CW on guy from same division
                  Floyd tried to unify 154 with canelo at 147, it ended up at 152 cuz they negotiated... 155 is far from being the lowest cw possible, they can fight at any weight as long as is under 160... cotto could have defend it at 153 if he wanted to.. oh and cotto defended that title at 155 vs canelo, so it happened already..
                  and as for your point 3, fight night weight is irrelevant, fighters can even say no to the scale on fight night if they want to... one fighter adding more water than the other doesn't mean he is bigger or stronger...

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                  • mathed
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                    #79
                    Originally posted by Nay_Sayer
                    A catchweight is a catchweight, regardless of who holds a belt in whatever division. If you're going to demand a catchweight then you have no recourse to refuse a catchweight fight when someone who has more leverage than you demands one.

                    It's beyond hypocritical for the Triple Duck to ask Ward for a 164lb catchweight in one breath only to turn around and refuse to fight Alvarez @ 155lbs. Anyone who would justify this type of hypocrisy only proves themselves to be a fanboi and nut guzzler...
                    WBC mandatory challenger......rules is rules.

                    GGG got these Wardhogs shook!!!

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                    • HeroBando
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                      #80
                      Originally posted by icha
                      Floyd tried to unify 154 with canelo at 147, it ended up at 152 cuz they negotiated... 155 is far from being the lowest cw possible, they can fight at any weight as long as is under 160... cotto could have defend it at 153 if he wanted to.. oh and cotto defended that title at 155 vs canelo, so it happened already..
                      and as for your point 3, fight night weight is irrelevant, fighters can even say no to the scale on fight night if they want to... one fighter adding more water than the other doesn't mean he is bigger or stronger...
                      158 is still bad in principle, but much better than 155 which is where MW starts, don't get nitpicky on me. If they show flexibility, great, but if 155 is the sticking point, will you agree it's the feeblest demand of all time?

                      Fight night weight matters if you blow up 20lbs, it's unhealthy. But you're right, Canelo is probably not showing fight night weights from now on. I think Chavez stopped also?

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