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Originally posted by GGG Gloveking View PostYou're so fuçking ****** you don't even know what the fuçk you're saying. You said that 155 is not a genuine middleweight, and offer Canelos boxrec as proof. That does not prove a damn thing about "155 is genuine middleweight ". You need to prove this if you want to say it. Quit fuçking lying you simple ass, puzzy ass, ****** fuçking ******.
You keep saying Canelo CANNOT weigh more than 155. Do you realize what you're saying? You are saying that Mr Alvarez does not have the capacity to weigh more than 155 lbs. This is utter ******ity on your part. He was contractually obligated to weigh 155, not that it was physically impossible to do so. He could have came in overweight. The fact that he weighted 164 against Chavez Jr disproves your ****** theory.
I'm really tired of playing ****** fuçking games with you. You make errant statements and try to pass then off as fact. Prove what the fuçk you're saying.
Fact: the lower limit of a division is equal to the upper limit of the division below.
Fact: the JMW division is the division below MW.
Fact: the upper limit of JMW division is 154.
Fact: 155>154
Conclusion: 155 falls within the MW division.
stop talking utter rubbish, you dopey clown
you said this.....
The statement that Canelo CANNOT weigh more than 155 is utterly ******.
Your statement of fact cannot be verified
it was a catchweight you fkn wally
and it can be verified lol.....
http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/348759
in those fights at 155..... neither Canelo - nor his opponent - could weigh more than 155
what don't you understand about that ?
what don't you understand about the HUGE difference between 155lb Canelo, and 160lb Canelo with a couple of middleweight camps under his belt?
silly casual-fan twat
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Originally posted by GGG Gloveking View PostHow did they lie? They negotiated, came to an agreement, and fought.
Shut the fuçk up, you moron
they told you that lil'G would fight "anyone from 154-168"
they told you that lil'G would fight Canelo at 154
they told you that IF Canelo vacated, they would negotiate on EVERYTHING..... including weight
then, after refusing to negotiate on weight with Cotto and Canelo..... lil'G stated that he is willing and able to fight at 154, but nobody will step up loooool
Canelo did not lie to you, Bull****kin did
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Originally posted by GGG Gloveking View PostWhat country do you live in? Can you prove your 4km/hr leniency, or is this just another one of your bullsh it lies? Further, do you think this should be applied to everything in life? Do you think boxing scales have a 4lb or 4kg discrepancy? Or basketball? Should there be an extra 4mins in the game to account for potential clock discrepency?
no..... I think that you are a desperate fanboy ****** who has run out of silly excuses
but, carry on soldier
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Originally posted by GGG Gloveking View PostWhat country do you live in? Can you prove your 4km/hr leniency, or is this just another one of your bullsh it lies? Further, do you think this should be applied to everything in life? Do you think boxing scales have a 4lb or 4kg discrepancy? Or basketball? Should there be an extra 4mins in the game to account for potential clock discrepency?
"For most of the year, officers and speed cameras targeted vehicles travelling 10kmh or more above the limit, but during the summer period this was reduced to 5kmh....."
https://www.stuff.co.nz/motoring/990...in-this-summer
the legal limit is 4k over the limit, for these reasons.....
Speedometer Accuracy
If a speedometer is not accurate, it could display a lower speed than the vehicle is actually travelling at, thus causing drivers to believe they are not speeding when in fact they are. This effect can occur if a speedometer under-reads true speed.
A speedo over-reads if it displays 100kmh when the vehicle's actual speed is 90kmh.
A speedo under-reads if it displays 100kmh when the vehicle's actual speed is 110kmh.
Your actual speed can be easily determined these days using GPS (Global Positioning System). I have a GPS unit which can display speed to the first decimal place. There are numerous apps available for iPhone (or similar) that display speed using the phone's built in GPS. Motorists should have their speedo calibrated to ensure it is as accurate as is reasonably possible. Up until July 2006 the Australian Design Rules required new cars to have speedos that are accurate to within 10% of actual speed. The current Rules disallow under-reading, and permit over-reading by up to 4kmh + 10%.
Speedometer Errors
Several factors can affect the accuracy of speedometers:
Worn tyres: As the rubber on the tyre wears, the tyre diameter becomes smaller. This will make the wheel travel a shorter distance per revolution. Your speedometre might think one revolution is 170cm, but due to tyre wear it is in fact 167cm. So a car running at the same RPM will actually travel less distance. Instead of covering 100km in one hour, it goes only 99km. As the rubber wears, the vehicle's actual speed drops relative to the displayed speed. Because speedos should always be calibrated when tyres are new, not when they are worn, driving on worn tyres will mean your speedo over-reads. Actual speeds will always decrease relative to a fixed displayed speed as the tyres wear. Having worn tyres can not cause you to speed inadvertently.
Tyre Pressure: If you decrease the tyre pressure, the diameter of your wheel decreases and the wheel will travel a shorter distance per revolution. This will decrease the actual speed of your vehicle in comparison with the displayed speed. If you drive with low pressure in your tyres you reduce the risk of unknowingly driving over the speed limit. Because speedos should always be calibrated when tyres are fully inflated, driving on low pressure tyres cannot cause your speedo to under-read. However, heat build-up or over inflation could possibly cause the tyres to balloon slightly which can increase their diameter and could theoretically cause under-readings if there were no other factors offsetting this error.
Rim size: If you change the diameter of your wheels you will affect the accuracy of the speedo. Changing from 16 inch wheels to 17inch wheels does not necessarily change the total diameter of the wheel. It depends a lot on the type of tyre that is used. Changing to a wider diameter rim will usually result in a larger diameter wheel. A larger wheel causes your car to travel further with each revolution. If the speedo is not recalibrated it may under-read, which will mean your actual speed might be greater than that displayed on your speedo. If you are increasing the rim size of your tyres, you should recalibrate your speedo to make sure you do not inadvertently exceed the speed limit.
Differential ratios: Changing the gear sizes in your vehicle's differential or gear box can affect the accuracy of the speedometer, resulting in either over-reading or under-reading depending on what the change was.
Vehicle load: When you load your car the tyres carry more weight, which can cause them to depress slightly and have a smaller diameter. This can cause an over-reading. It can never cause under-reading. It can not cause you to exceed the speed limit unknowingly. Just as you calibrate your bathroom scales when there is no weight onboard, so too are car speedos calibrated when there is no extra load on the tyres.
Speedo Displays: Many modern speedos display in increments of 5 kmh and do not easily display speeds down to 1kmh accuracy. The needle mechanism has its own accuracy limitations. Some old vehicles will have faulty speedos or they have fallen out of calibration, or the needle may wag up and down slightly making it difficult to determine exactly what speed is being displayed.
Speedo Needles: The size and shape of needles can make it difficult to tell exactly what speed is displayed. Given the variables mentioned above, the observable displayed speed is a reasonably accurate, and usually conservative, estimate of actual speed.
These potential errors have been widely known for decades.
calculators do not add/subtract common-sense.....
so put your calculator away.... you casual-fan idiot
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why did Golovkin totally refuse to negotiate on weight with SUPERSTARS..... despite the fact that he was willing to negotiate on weight with NO-HOPER'S???
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Originally posted by aboutfkntime View Poststop talking utter rubbish, you dopey clown
you said this.....
I replied.....
stop talking rubbish kid
in those fights at 155..... neither Canelo - nor his opponent - could weigh more than 155
what don't you understand about that ?
what don't you understand about the HUGE difference between 155lb Canelo, and 160lb Canelo with a couple of middleweight camps under his belt?
silly casual-fan twat
Originally posted by GGG Gloveking View Post155 is in the middleweight division. I'm done going in circles with you.
Fact: the lower limit of a division is the same as the upper limit of the division below.
Fact: the JMW division is the division below MW.
Fact: the upper limit of the JMW division is 154.
Fact: 155>154.
Conclusion: 154 is the lower limit of the middleweight division. Since 155>154 and 155<160 or equal to 160, 155 is in the middleweight division.
Originally posted by aboutfkntime View Post..... who cares ?
FACT: 155lb Canelo was not a genuine middleweight
put your calculator away, you half-wit
calling a guy who cannot weigh more than 155, and who has never faced a middleweight opponent..... a middleweight..... is ******ed
stop being ******ed
Originally posted by GGG Gloveking View PostThe statement that Canelo CANNOT weigh more than 155 is utterly ******.
Your statement of fact cannot be verified and therefore is not fact.
I have stated verifiable facts, to which your response is "who cares"
Checkmate.
Originally posted by aboutfkntime View Postit was a catchweight you fkn wally
and it can be verified lol.....
http://boxrec.com/en/boxer/348759
seriously, get a clue..... you casuals are totally clueless about weight
FACT: when Canelo fought at 155, neither him - nor his opponent - could weigh more than 155
what don't you understand about that ?
how can a guy who cannot weigh more than 155 possibly ne regarded as a genuine middleweight..... you silly kid?
it is clearly obvious that 160lb Canelo with a couple of middleweight fights under his belt will be MUCH better/stronger than 155lb Canelo..... so stop making ****** excuses to protect your lying no-balls girlfriend) I mean come on dude, keep up with the bullsh it you write.
Your 'fact' about neither him not his opponent being able to weigh more than 155 is only true because Canelo was enforcing that in his contracts. It's not that he CANNOT weigh more than 155, no, its just that he CHOSE not to weigh more than 155. This is also true.
Fact: When Canelo defended the MW belt, he could have weighed up to 160 lbs.
See how that works?
You know, you've been talking about an elephant. This thread is about proving 155 is in the middleweight division. So here's the damn elephant
155 is in the middleweight division. I'm done going in circles with you.
Fact: the lower limit of a division is the same as the upper limit of the division below.
Fact: the JMW division is the division below MW.
Fact: the upper limit of the JMW division is 154.
Fact: 155>154.
Conclusion: 154 is the lower limit of the middleweight division. Since 155>154 and 155<160 or equal to 160, 155 is in the middleweight division.
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Originally posted by aboutfkntime View Postno, that is utter bullshht
in my country you have to exceed the limit by more than 4k per hour..... it allows for speedo error
just like 1 pound allows for common-sense..... or an extra cheeseburger
America has ******ed laws, so nothing would surprise me over there..... but a cop who gave someone a ticket for going 1k over the limit, is nothing but an utter ***wit
a calculator-wielding, casual-fan, ***wit
once again kid..... the "technical" classification of the bout cannot be used to classify a fighter..... Canelo proved that by beating Smith at 154
you are literally crying over nothing
you are crying because of your inability to use common-sense, and because of a lack of boxing knowledge.....
you casuals have NO instincts for this game, instead preferring to use calculators and set-squares lol
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Originally posted by GGG Gloveking View Post155 is in the middleweight division. I'm done going in circles with you.
Fact: the lower limit of a division is the same as the upper limit of the division below.
Fact: the JMW division is the division below MW.
Fact: the upper limit of the JMW division is 154.
Fact: 155>154.
Conclusion: 154 is the lower limit of the middleweight division. Since 155>154 and 155<160 or equal to 160, 155 is in the middleweight division.
correct..... 155 is the same as 154
the " technical " classification of the bout may be different..... but the fighter is just the same
you should have left it there
how come you no longer want to talk about speeding tickets?
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