Does FLOYD Get A Pass For 152 Catch When PACQUIAO Was Gifted Catchweights?

**Teetotaler** · 12-17-2017, 05:08 PM

Lol your really ****ing pathetic

**D4thincarnation** · 12-17-2017, 05:11 PM

Pacquiao's catchweights were a compromise.

Floyd's were to hinder his opponent.

To drain Canelo down to 152lbs when he was massive at 154lbs a guy that walks around near 200lbs was absolutely detrimental to his chances in the fight.

**Derranged** · 12-17-2017, 05:13 PM

**Lester Tutor** · 12-17-2017, 05:19 PM

Originally posted by D4thincarnation

Pacquiao's catchweights were a compromise.

Floyd's were to hinder his opponent.

To drain Canelo down to 152lbs when he was massive at 154lbs a guy that walks around near 200lbs was absolutely detrimental to his chances in the fight.

Canelo started at 140. By 18-19 his physique was a perfect Welter, by 22, 154 seemed about perfect to start optimizing its weight...I mean Hurd and Charlo are bigger than Canelo... this myth about Alvarez being some LHW is fūcking ******ed when Golovkin was bigger than Nelo in the ring...which ideally that's supposed to be the other way around for the concept of advantages...

**HarvardBlue** · 12-17-2017, 07:02 PM

Mayweather doesn't get a pass for anything. I thought that was well established.

**D4thincarnation** · 12-17-2017, 08:51 PM

Originally posted by LalinPromotions

Canelo started at 140. By 18-19 his physique was a perfect Welter, by 22, 154 seemed about perfect to start optimizing its weight...I mean Hurd and Charlo are bigger than Canelo... this myth about Alvarez being some LHW is fūcking ******ed when Golovkin was bigger than Nelo in the ring...which ideally that's supposed to be the other way around for the concept of advantages...

Canelo started at 15. I don't know about you but in those 7 years from 15 to 22 I grew quite a bit.

Do you still have a little boy body?

Canelo's ring weight for his fight after Mayweather, against Angulo, he was 170lbs. Last time I checked that is light-heavyweight.

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**Lester Tutor** · 12-18-2017, 03:22 AM

Originally posted by D4thincarnation

Canelo started at 15. I don't know about you but in those 7 years from 15 to 22 I grew quite a bit.

Do you still have a little boy body?

Canelo's ring weight for his fight after Mayweather, against Angulo, he was 170lbs. Last time I checked that is light-heavyweight.

In my country men are fully grown by 18. Some guys grew earlier than others. As far as I remember by 15 in my country teens are big too. Probably has to do with culture. I saw a documentart from a food channel, dubbed in Turkish of course, but that many rural type families tend to grown at a healthier and faster rate urbanized cultures.

For example some dudes in my country start early work to help their family business in carpentry, industrial or city work, they are big boys by 16 easily. My dad and brother are big dudes. Comes from my grandMA perhaps. She was the main volleyball captain in the 50s. Was a tall lady.

Of course you know people grow differently. Pertaining to Alvarez and all the brothers, they are stocky guys, probably from the moms genetic no doubt

Like Floyd, the Angulo but Nelo was over the catch, like TBE with Marquez. Floyd came from 130 by 19 years of age and shorter than his dad. Floyd caped at 154. Alvarez needs benefit of doubt for 152. Since 2013 to now 2018 Nelo isn't sıgnificantly bigger. Also Kovalev has fought at 184+ on Corrales, Gatti. MaNY fighters drain as an advantage. Conor Mcgregor did 25lbs starting in the pros as his weighins shred any pro boxer.

And lastly GGG was bigger than Alvarez on fight night, so what is Golovkin, a 168 fighter?

**FinitoxDinamita** · 12-18-2017, 03:26 AM

Don’t be a Phag and bring up old stuff. Nobody gives a sht about a boring fighter who is retired.

Does FLOYD Get A Pass For 152 Catch When PACQUIAO Was Gifted Catchweights?