Should Pacquiao insist on rehydration clause if Spence fight is made?
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*younger star is what was said.....Which he is just that.
If he wants the fight, he has to pay the price? According to who? You? LMAO, settle down there.
Let's see how this plays out. Pacquiao will be the A-side and could ask for certain things, but no one knows what he will ask for, if anything. More than anything, I'm sure he will ask for a higher guarantee than what he has been getting.Comment
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He can't use no ten pounds an hour prior to the fight. Please find me one example of that EVER being agreed upon. You can have morning rehydration clauses but that is about it.
I'm willing to bet majority of the WWs enter the ring over 155 pounds.
Are you now trying to change the rules of boxing or something? So if you fight at 118, you can't be more than 122 for a fight?
If you could make weight for that particular weight class, then you are good to go. There are disadvantages of trying to kill yourself to make weight. It could impact your ability to take a punch or your stamina in the late rounds.
Pacquiao could ask for a ten pound rehydration clause if he wants and that may get accepted.
Change the rules of boxing? Sure, why not. You think the current system is fair? Weight bullies need to move up and fight in classes where they belong, that is the purpose of having weight classes to begin with. Drying out and weight draining three weight classes is criminal and dangerous.Comment
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You’re talking catchweights, different subject. But do you really think fighters should be allowed to drain down five weight classes to make weight and then rehydrate twenty or more pounds? Why have weight classes then?Comment
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