Is it ok for a Boxer to ignore the contracted weight?

Ask Manny he's done it.

 

So i asked why didn't floyd made 144 and you said that he ignored it since it's just a tuneup and wants to be comfortable and instead you said that it doesn't matter since he would beat him anyway. you're making it sound like that it is ok because marquezis a tuneup. you could have said that floyd wants to be comfortable and wants every advantage possible.

 

oh here comes a ***** in support of their brother.

 

thats what i said dummy. i said he wanted to fight where he is comfortable.

when i say it doesnt matter, im referring to the 2 lb difference. Marquez wouldve got beat either way. my thread is proof.(u still didnt vote)

 

so you admit that floyd wants every advantage as possible and tricked marquez into believing that he would fight a floyd mayweather that would honor the 144 contracted weight? don't worry, one ***** has already agreed with your tuneup excuse. lol

 

LOL **** u and ur lil questionaires that u try to switch to when u have no argument left. u couldnt prove that i said that i agreed with it and i explained WHY he did it. uve been owned.

i did my part.

now please submit ur vote. :hi:


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exactly thats what i said.

now stop dodging my thread. u little coward :rofl

 

Ouga-my-nana loves the BBC

 

so is that the official ***** excuse why floyd didn't (tried to) make the weight? :rofl

 

yep. now vote.

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It's not ok but let's not act like Broner deserves the death penalty. If I'm not mistaken it's the first time he's missed weight. I say fighters who are repeat offenders should have their license revoked or suspended for a certain amount of time. And if you're the victim, such as Escobedo was, don't constantly whine about the problem when you've been paid a large sum of money to go through with the fight. If you felt your health was too much at risk then you shouldn't have taken the money and should have walked away.

 

i don't condone it but in this case i can let it go. i don't think weight played any part at all. broner would have whooped that ass anyway.

 

do you think he didn't tried to walkaway? you never know how much pressure he did get from all parties so as not to walkaway. there could have been threats of not getting another fight or worst, being sued if he won't fight a guy who blatantly ignored the weight twice.

 

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