Mayweather wants Canelo at 147lbs

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  1. Jonsey

    Jonsey Boxing Junkie banned

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    Yeh I feel that way to. This demand to see Mayweather fight at 154 is actually people just begging to see him lose.
     
  2. bam bam

    bam bam Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He can't make 147lbs.

    Sergio Martinez said he would go down to 150lbs to face Maywather. Doesn't make it right.
     
  3. bam bam

    bam bam Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Exactly. Just say that Canelo is too big and you're only going to be fighting welters or guys moving up. Don't try and get a guy to kill himself. Just looks stupid.
     
  4. Jonsey

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    No Mayweather said he would fight Martinez at 150lbs. Martinez said he would go to 155lbs.:good
     
  5. Jonsey

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    No fighter in the history of boxing would ever say that. Don't expect Mayweather to play by a different set of rules because you don't like him.
     
  6. macho_grande

    macho_grande "I'll never get over" Full Member

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    Mayweather is a 147 fighter who is slow & sluggish at 154.... Canelo is as much of a 154 fighter as Chavez Jnr is a 160 fighter...

    If Canelo agrees to come in to the ring on fight night at 154, I can see the fight happening.... Anything else and it's pointless
     
  7. bam bam

    bam bam Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Okay, still stand by what I said. He must have said it to Pacquiao then. But whatever, a fighter will say stuff to get a big fight/payday. Fighters moving down to a weight they haven't seen in years is never going to end well.
     
  8. Jonsey

    Jonsey Boxing Junkie banned

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    How about if Mayweather say we fight at 154lbs but its a same day weigh in?

    Would Floyd be a ***** then?
     
  9. bam bam

    bam bam Boxing Addict Full Member

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    You're one of those Mayweather fans? I get it :lol: If you actually look through my posts you will see me catching quite a bit of flak for defending Floyd. Don't roll with that "you're a hater" bull****.
     
  10. bam bam

    bam bam Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yes.
     
  11. macho_grande

    macho_grande "I'll never get over" Full Member

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    I posted the exact same thing...

    It's fight night @154 or nothing.....
     
  12. SouthpawSlayer

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    the trout performance really sealed the deal of avoiding canello, id say mayweather watched the fight at home and puit canello's name on his list of fighters to avoid...............****ing list is 35 pages long
     
  13. macho_grande

    macho_grande "I'll never get over" Full Member

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    Don't be a numpty....

    Canelo is as much of 154 fighter as Chavez Jnr is a 160 fighter
     
  14. bam bam

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    Victor Ortiz re-hydrated to 165lbs against Floyd. Nobody cared then. How much did Cotto weigh against Floyd? They never stepped on the scales so we will never know but I bet he was pushing 170.
     
  15. Uncle Rico

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    Jonsey, stop it. People are rightfully shitting on Mayweather for trying to get him to 147. Remember, he is the guy who:

    • Had no problems fighting Cotto and Oscar at 154.
    • Has held belts twice at 154.
    • Was recently (or might still be?) the Ring Magazine champ at 154.
    • Was recently (or might still be?) the super WBA champ at 154.
    • Claims he likes to fight people at weights where they're comfortable at, and has spent the best part of three years criticizing Pacquiao for making people come down in weight.
    You can't go doing all of the above, only to then say "b-b-b-b but I'm just a welterweight" when a live threat happens to pop up there. If he insists on fighting Canelo at 147, then it just exposes his previous success at 154 as nothing but smokes and mirrors - cherry-picking opponents there only when they're old and past their prime.