Can someone explain to aboutfkntime

[aboutfkntime]

Your problem is you treat a boxing scale like a speed limit sign in New Zealand. You expect there to be a 4kg tolerance when it's actually strictly enforced. Unlike in your country where 100km/hr actually means 104km/hr, 154lbs actually means 154lbs.

Do you need a calculator to read a scale? I know they're big numbers, are they too big for you?

nope, I just use common-sense

FACT: driving at 101 kph, is..... COMPLETELY FKN IRRELEVANT

so..... WHO FKN CARES ?

101k..... makes NO FKN DIFFERENCE WHATSOEVER

it is... ABSOLUTELY POINTLESS to acknowledge 1k, because....

(this is the part you REALLY need to pay attention to)

..... it makes NO DIFFERENCE WHATSOEVER !!!!!

do you understand..... ?

101k is NOT more dangerous than 100k, because.....

..... it makes NO DIFFERENCE WHATSOEVER !!!!!

the cop would not be saving lives, he would be catching you on a technicality..... which is fine

but don't run around thinking that you are Michael Schumacher or anything, willya?

the point is..... this is not a court of law..... where catching people on technicalities is common-place, and for some reason, tolerated..... this is a discussion between two supposed adults on a boxing website..... so common-sense should be much more important than catching each other out on a technicality

your problem is this....

1) I know that middleweights do not weigh 155, and so do you..... the 155 LIMITATION, prevented Canelo from developing into a GENUINE middleweight..... and I don't give a fk if you have a problem with me using the word "genuine" lol

2) it is clearly, plainly, obvious..... even to a casual..... that Canelo would be much better/stronger with a few genuine middleweight camps under his belt..... e,g, he will be better at the weight in the Golovkin rematch

those two points can only be overlooked/dismissed if you are an ignorant excuse-making fanboy CVNT, who is more concerned with technicalities and making excuses than he is with being honest and addressing the REAL issue

speaking of the REAL issue.....

there is a reason why you will not answer my two questions about those statements from Golovkin..... and there is a reason why you will not explain the FUNCTIONAL difference that .2lbs would make to a fighters performance

you are arguing technicalities, and ******ity..... I am arguing logical, functional, rational, differences..... so the problem that you will always have is that the guy who you are calling a middleweight, won the WBO jmw title off Smith at 154

put your calculator away, and answer those question

you guys have embarrassed yourselves in this thread

[aboutfkntime]

I take It you dont understand the word range. It makes sense now why you're so ******.

Your school system failed you, bud. I'm sorry

kid, Canelo was unable to use the full middleweight range

he was LIMITED, to 155

" middleweight is 160.... this is boxing " ~ Golovkin

what don't you understand about that ?

you don't understand words " limitation " and " genuine "

[aboutfkntime]

I am done for now

food

fakk you laterz

[AKAcronym]

Holy ****, shut the **** up already you pathetic minge

[GGG Gloveking]

kid, Canelo was unable to use the full middleweight range

he was LIMITED, to 155

" middleweight is 160.... this is boxing " ~ Golovkin

what don't you understand about that ?

you don't understand words " limitation " and " genuine "

He wasnt limited, he chose to fight at 155. He wasn't limited when he fought Chavez, was he?

[aboutfkntime]

He wasnt limited, he chose to fight at 155. He wasn't limited when he fought Chavez, was he?

you ignorant piece-of-****

when Canelo fought at 155, he was limited to 155

NOBODY is talking about Chavez, we are talking about pre-Smith

you fkn ignorant dishonest dopey piece-of-****

this is page 158, and you just decided to change the subject to Chavez?

[GGG Gloveking]

you ignorant piece-of-****

when Canelo fought at 155, he was limited to 155

NOBODY is talking about Chavez, we are talking about pre-Smith

you fkn ignorant dishonest dopey piece-of-****

this is page 158, and you just decided to change the subject to Chavez?

No, dumbass, I'm talking about Canelo. Canelo made the choice to fight 155. He could have fought at 160 when he defended the MW belt, instead,he made a cognitive decision to fight at 155. He was only limited to 160 by the WBC to defend their belt. Other than that, there were no limitations PLACED UPON Canelo, just his options he chose

[stealthradon]

kid, prove that middleweights weigh 155

"the currently-recognized weights for professional male boxers, listed in maximum allowable weight for each division/class/category, as defined by these four major sanctioning bodies, are:
Super Welterweight 154 lbs"

"Junior Middleweight [also called Light Middleweight, Super Welterweight] (148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 8 pounds – 11 stone)"
http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Weight_divisions

"The upper limits of these classes are delimited as follows
super welterweight, 154 pounds (70 kg)"
https://www.britannica.com/sports/bo...ight-divisions

"Every fight is scheduled to a certain weight category . For a fight to be recognized under such weigh category both boxers must make the weight within the limit of the division in the official weigh in ceremony.

Catch weight – This term is used for specific agreements reached by the 2 fighters and is an exclusive commercial contract which has nothing to do with the regulations of boxing."
http://wbcboxing.com/wbceng/news/478...-weight-fights

"up to and including
Super Welterweight
over 147 to 154 pounds"
http://apps.leg.wa.gov/wac/default.aspx?cite=36-12-020

"a boxer weighing up to 154 pounds (69.3 kg), between welterweight and middleweight."
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/jun...ddleweight?s=t

Quite literally nobody agrees with you. Nobody, every single dictionary and boxing association disagrees with you.

[aboutfkntime]

No, dumbass, I'm talking about Canelo. Canelo made the choice to fight 155. He could have fought at 160 when he defended the MW belt, instead,he made a cognitive decision to fight at 155. He was only limited to 160 by the WBC to defend their belt. Other than that, there were no limitations PLACED UPON Canelo, just his options he chose

this post went right over your head, didn't it ****head ?

nope, I just use common-sense

FACT: driving at 101 kph, is..... COMPLETELY FKN IRRELEVANT

so..... WHO FKN CARES ?

101k..... makes NO FKN DIFFERENCE WHATSOEVER

it is... ABSOLUTELY POINTLESS to acknowledge 1k, because....

(this is the part you REALLY need to pay attention to)

..... it makes NO DIFFERENCE WHATSOEVER !!!!!

do you understand..... ?

101k is NOT more dangerous than 100k, because.....

..... it makes NO DIFFERENCE WHATSOEVER !!!!!

the cop would not be saving lives, he would be catching you on a technicality..... which is fine

but don't run around thinking that you are Michael Schumacher or anything, willya?

the point is..... this is not a court of law..... where catching people on technicalities is common-place, and for some reason, tolerated..... this is a discussion between two supposed adults on a boxing website..... so common-sense should be much more important than catching each other out on a technicality

your problem is this....

1) I know that middleweights do not weigh 155, and so do you..... the 155 LIMITATION, prevented Canelo from developing into a GENUINE middleweight..... and I don't give a fk if you have a problem with me using the word "genuine" lol

2) it is clearly, plainly, obvious..... even to a casual..... that Canelo would be much better/stronger with a few genuine middleweight camps under his belt..... e,g, he will be better at the weight in the Golovkin rematch

those two points can only be overlooked/dismissed if you are an ignorant excuse-making fanboy CVNT, who is more concerned with technicalities and making excuses than he is with being honest and addressing the REAL issue

speaking of the REAL issue.....

there is a reason why you will not answer my two questions about those statements from Golovkin..... and there is a reason why you will not explain the FUNCTIONAL difference that .2lbs would make to a fighters performance

you are arguing technicalities, and ******ity..... I am arguing logical, functional, rational, differences..... so the problem that you will always have is that the guy who you are calling a middleweight, won the WBO jmw title off Smith at 154

put your calculator away, and answer those question

you guys have embarrassed yourselves in this thread

exactly !

Canelo made the choice to fight at 155, so he was limited to making 155..... that is not a middleweight kid

the reason why, or who made that decision..... is completely irrelevant..... FACT: he was limited to 155, and the middleweight limit is 160

it was clearly obvious that you are nothing but a dishonest excuse-making muppet, when you ignored the post above

you are a total waste of space

[aboutfkntime]

"the currently-recognized weights for professional male boxers, listed in maximum allowable weight for each division/class/category, as defined by these four major sanctioning bodies, are:
Super Welterweight 154 lbs"

"Junior Middleweight [also called Light Middleweight, Super Welterweight] (148-154 lbs; 67.3 – 70.0 kg; 10 stone, 8 pounds – 11 stone)"
http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Weight_divisions

"The upper limits of these classes are delimited as follows
super welterweight, 154 pounds (70 kg)"
https://www.britannica.com/sports/bo...ight-divisions

"Every fight is scheduled to a certain weight category . For a fight to be recognized under such weigh category both boxers must make the weight within the limit of the division in the official weigh in ceremony.

Catch weight – This term is used for specific agreements reached by the 2 fighters and is an exclusive commercial contract which has nothing to do with the regulations of boxing."
http://wbcboxing.com/wbceng/news/478...-weight-fights

"up to and including
Super Welterweight
over 147 to 154 pounds"
http://apps.leg.wa.gov/wac/default.aspx?cite=36-12-020

"a boxer weighing up to 154 pounds (69.3 kg), between welterweight and middleweight."
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/jun...ddleweight?s=t

Quite literally nobody agrees with you. Nobody, every single dictionary and boxing association disagrees with you.

FACT: Canelo was limited to 155

FACT: it was clearly obvious that 155lb Canelo would be better/stronger with multiple 160 camps under his belt

FACT: 155lb Canelo was NOT a genuine middleweight because he had never weighed more than 155, and he had never faced a middleweight opponent

FACT: I will add you to the list of ignorant calculator-wielding casual-fans who have exposed themselves in this thread