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Should Pacquiao insist on rehydration clause if Spence fight is made?
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Originally posted by KTFOKING View PostThe most Spence was going to gain he would have already gained after the initial weigh in and after his sleep. He's not going to just gain 8 pounds from 3 pm to 8 am the next day to then gaining an additional 12 points from 8 am to 8 pm. I mean you give an scenario where it can happen, but that is unrealistic here and obviously not something Spence or anyone else would be doing.
Fanboys like to make their enemies as monster as can be, the bigger they are the bigger the win if they beat them, and the less the loss if they lose to them
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Originally posted by KTFOKING View Post160-162 is A LOT more realistic than thinking he is going to come in at 167-170.
I don't understand how people think the man magically goes from 155.5 pounds at 8 am to 170 pounds within 12 hours.
In training cAmp they diet so he will lose at least 7 to 10 pounds fat. Then they will sap water for him to be healthy he has to hydrate to at least 160 pounds. I dont like the
IBF rule though of having to restrict them under ten pound rehydrations its dangerous. It could weaken a fighter and cause them not to get enough fluid in the brain.
Antonio Margarito when he fought pacman was 168 pounds the morning of the fight, eaner who posts on here and was working with margarito posted the day of and said he was 168 pounds so margarito was probably 172 on fight night.
The only other fighter i remember who ballooned the next day was joshua clottey, one of his fights he rehydrated to the low 170s. Some guys are good at sapping water to make weight and then hydrating.
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Originally posted by Ray* View PostWhy would Pac do that? He didn’t insist on Keef doing VADA testing, why would he insist on rehydration clause for Spence? Pac isn’t really into all those sort of demands.
Now weight stipulations is a one way street and Manny has made many of those sorts of demands, actually a career of them.
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