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Kovalev has done 7 IBF 10lb Morning Weigh Ins - Will he do a Jacobs!?
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Last edited by satiev1; 11-01-2019, 05:57 PM.
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Originally posted by I'm Widdit! View PostThese guys don’t realize Kovalev can weigh whatever he wants in the ring.
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Originally posted by I'm Widdit! View PostWhat did Canelo do to opponents? Which fights? Get ready to be schooled, boy!
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Originally posted by satiev1 View PostThere's no restriction on rehydrating after the weigh in. Canelo is not 100 percent confident he can beat Kovalev without a rehydration clause hence why he put that in there.
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Originally posted by AKAcronym View PostHe rehydrated a lot. The whole argument I was making to the guy I quoted, was that he thinks Canelo wanted to possibly limit Kovalev getting too big overnight, which is funny considering how big Canelo himself got in some of his fights. Respect to Canelo going up, but don't even try to limit anyone from rehydrating what they want. So what if Kovalev did that with the IBF before. That was over two years ago. Don't move up divisions and ask that these guys to limit themselves in any way.
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Originally posted by I'm Widdit! View PostThat logic makes no sense. You might as well ask the IBF the same question. Or better yet, you EU only boys didn’t mind Lomachenko agreeing to the morning weigh in against Rigo. Have some faith in Kovalev. Lol. Being worried ain’t gangsta mayne!
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Originally posted by AKAcronym View PostBut it's alright when Canelo got to do that against several opponents...
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Originally posted by mxtali View PostWhat opponents would that be? Cotto and Khan? Cotto got straight up outboxed so the weight was barley a factor. The rest of his JR middleweight opponents that had fight night weights released were all very close to his size. Trout 172, Ángulo 171.
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