Has A Mexican Ever Been Scared Into Wearing A Skirt Like Canelo?

[gauze]

you are all over the place like a menstruating female. I asked a simple question.......


is 160 Middleweight? answer the question

you can refer to my post earlier in this thread where i said 154.01-160=middleweight. are you on drugs? jesus fuck.

[NotTheFace]

the middleweight limit is 160. if canelo wants to weigh in at 155 that's totally ok. he's welcome to do that if that's the weight he's comfortable fighting at. nowhere in this thread did i say anything about anyone else having to make 155. stfu clown.

That is a ho move because the MIDDLEWEIGHT limit is 160.

and you are defending it like a cheerleader. is Nelo paying you? if not, do you realize what a mangina you look like?

[NotTheFace]

you can refer to my post earlier in this thread where i said 154.01-160=middleweight. are you on drugs? jesus fuck.

then why is Canelo asking the fight to be at 155?



cus he's a ho. and you're defending it like a cheerleader

[gauze]

then why is Canelo asking the fight to be at 155?



cus he's a ho. and you're defending it like a cheerleader

alright man. yay canelo. you win.

[Dinamita 03]

Different times. Past Mexican warriors have done some **** that in todays social media times would've been magnified. I can't imagine how greats of the past would be viewed if they fought during these modern times with twitter and where obtaining information on negotiations is so easy to come by, even if that information isn't truly accurate.

Think about Morales and his demands that his opponents wear Winning gloves. Particularly against Barrera and the first Pacquiao fight. Thinking back about Glovegate with Floyd we would've seen similar threads about him being scared and a diva.

The Greatest Mexican fighter of all time, Chavez, demanding a catchweight against Sweet Pea even though they were roughly the same size. It was also a very complicated negotiation which resulted in the fight to take place a little later than it should have taken place. The fact that he fought so many mismatched opponents wouldn't have helped his cause. I can't imagine all the memes that would have followed the second Oscar fight.

[NotTheFace]

Different times. Past Mexican warriors have done some **** that in todays social media times would've been magnified. I can't imagine how greats of the past would be viewed if they fought during these modern times with twitter and where obtaining information on negotiations is so easy to come by, even if that information isn't truly accurate.

Think about Morales and his demands that his opponents wear Winning gloves. Particularly against Barrera and the first Pacquiao fight. Thinking back about Glovegate with Floyd we would've seen similar threads about him being scared and a diva.

The Greatest Mexican fighter of all time, Chavez, demanding a catchweight against Sweet Pea even though they were roughly the same size. It was also a very complicated negotiation which resulted in the fight to take place a little later than it should have taken place. The fact that he fought so many mismatched opponents wouldn't have helped his cause. I can't imagine all the memes that would have followed the second Oscar fight.

when has a mexican great taken a weight class hostage by opting to fight at a made-up weight 3 times in a row?

[i'm a fun haver]

Oscar Valdez and Zurdo is all the Mexican bros have left.
Maybe Bandido Vargas too if he can keep the PED's out of his diet

Canelo and GBP showing their true colors all week. It's good for the fans to get to see this.

[Chuckguy]

Why won't Can'tNelo agree to the allow lil G to weigh 160 and he can come in at 155? If he isn't afraid or doubting himself then this is an easy fix but he is obviously either afraid of losing or is doubting himself that's why he has the 155 bs weight

[Dinamita 03]

when has a mexican great taken a weight class hostage by opting to fight at a made-up weight 3 times in a row?

Canelo is not a Mexican great.

[NotTheFace]

Canelo is not a Mexican great.

How about any Mexican champ in their history in the sport?