Haymon or Showtime lying with their fighters fight night weight.
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And Molina lied about his 7 day weigh in to the WBC. He reported 145 to the WBC a week out. Weighed 144 at weigh in and weighed 143.5 the second weigh in. Charlo and J-Rock made weight but you're *****in about UNOFFICIAL WEIGH-INS?
Those weights are most likely from the second day weigh-in from the morning. You really think he gained 20lbs in a couple hours and 30lbs in 24 hours? That's not healthy and it would've showed in his performanceComment
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yeah, I don't think that's what it is, bro. If I had to venture a guess...they did it for the viewers (who don't think about drug testing) - to make viewers believe these are evenly matched fights between evenly sized guys; 'even the taller guy that looks bigger in Charlo actually weighs less than the shorter guy.' It sounds like some dumb **** Richard Schaefer came up with to "revolutionize" boxing. I'm just disappointed in Showtime, really.Comment
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And Molina lied about his 7 day weigh in to the WBC. He reported 145 to the WBC a week out. Weighed 144 at weigh in and weighed 143.5 the second weigh in. Charlo and J-Rock made weight but you're *****in about UNOFFICIAL WEIGH-INS?
Those weights are most likely from the second day weigh-in from the morning. You really think he gained 20lbs in a couple hours and 30lbs in 24 hours? That's not healthy and it would've showed in his performanceComment
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At the 7 day weigh-in he reported he was 145lbs. A week later at the weigh in he was 144. The second weigh in he was 143.5. I can't believe he was only 145 a week out and weighed 144 at the weigh-in. Those WBC 30, 14, 7 day weigh-ins are self reported according to the WBC. If it's a big fight they'll bring in a doctor and get on the scale for a photo op. Like they did for the Brook/GGG fightComment
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At the 7 day weigh-in he reported he was 145lbs. A week later at the weigh in he was 144. The second weigh in he was 143.5. I can't believe he was only 145 a week out and weighed 144 at the weigh-in. Those WBC 30, 14, 7 day weigh-ins are self reported according to the WBC. If it's a big fight they'll bring in a doctor and get on the scale for a photo op. Like they did for the Brook/GGG fightComment
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And Molina lied about his 7 day weigh in to the WBC. He reported 145 to the WBC a week out. Weighed 144 at weigh in and weighed 143.5 the second weigh in. Charlo and J-Rock made weight but you're *****in about UNOFFICIAL WEIGH-INS?
Those weights are most likely from the second day weigh-in from the morning. You really think he gained 20lbs in a couple hours and 30lbs in 24 hours? That's not healthy and it would've showed in his performance
However what you say about those weights being the weights of the next morning, it's not truth. If you take a look at the IBF second day weigh ins, by the next morning the fighters have already filled 10 pounds, EVERYTIME. They are all on the 10 pounds limit by next morning. So even if that was the case, they should still be close to 164. As you can see, I already thought about that and dismissed it. You're not that smart buddy.Comment
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