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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: David Lemieux Fails To Make Weight, Move To 168 is Eyed

    Back in December, it may have been the last time that former IBF middleweight champion David Lemieux (38-4, 33 KOs) competed at 160-pounds. Earlier today, Lemieux failed to make the middleweight limit - coming in at 162-pounds, for his scheduled fight on Saturday night in Quebec City.
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    • Andrij
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      Even small Lemieux moves up in weight but coward GGG stays his entire career at Middleweight. How the hell is he P4P Top 3 ???

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        • Larry the boss
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          Didnt he already do this before?? fail to make weight and move to 168?

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            • OCPancho
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              #4
              Originally posted by Andrij
              Even small Lemieux moves up in weight but coward GGG stays his entire career at Middleweight. How the hell is he P4P Top 3 ???
              He's small but did not make weight ?

              Hagler stayed at 160 . Is he a coward too ?
              Monzon ?

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                • Deletrious
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                  Lemieux is toast at 168, but he can't make that middleweight limit any more.

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                    • omh
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                      Lazy fat slob would probably be fighting at 54 if he had any self control

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                        • BigStomps
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                          Originally posted by Andrij
                          Even small Lemieux moves up in weight but coward GGG stays his entire career at Middleweight. How the hell is he P4P Top 3 ???
                          😅🤣 I had to laugh at this one....

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                            • Letmaku
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                              P4P should be reserved for Champions with 3 or more divisions. Except maybe heavyweight boxers.

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                                • bigdunny1
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                                  he's done this now multiple times if it's not for a world title fight or big fight he doesn't even try to make weight. There was the De La Rosa fight in 2016 that was canceled after he missed weight and De La Rosa refused to accept money to continue on with the fight. Everyone said he was done at 160 and months later successfully made 160 for the Tapia fight on the Canelo undercard. Then fought a few pounds over in stay busy fight with Rios. Then in 2017 made weight to fight Curtis Stevens on HBO then fought over the limit to fight Reyes a journyman. Then made weight late 2017 for a title shot with Saunders. If it's not for a title fight or on HBO this dude doesn't even care about the weight lol
                                  Last edited by bigdunny1; 05-25-2018, 01:20 PM.

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                                    • Madison Boxing
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                                      Begs the question, possibly he was drained against Saunders?

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