canelo should refuse to weight in on fight night against Mayweather

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  1. irishny

    irishny Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    We know he weighed 150 against Ortiz.

    You think he bulked up to fight Guererro, despite weighing 148 a month before
     
  2. Bazooka

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    of course he did you think Fighters dont put on weight? if he wasnt putting on weight we would see these un official day of the fight weights
     
  3. Bazooka

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    its better than any single win Berto has... thats a fact!
     
  4. Pimp C

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    No it's not. Luis Collazo was a better win for sure.
     
  5. irishny

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    Considering that he has been shown in the past(during his retirment) to weigh 158,with clothes and shoes on and not even training, then yes,it would shock me to see him weigh much more than 150 in the ring.

    When he fought at lightweight he'd often come in at 135/136.

    Against Judah he weighed 146 ON FIGHT NIGHT!
     
  6. irishny

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    Hes weighed in numerous times at WW,and the heaviest he has ever been was 150.

    146 against Judah
    149 against Baldomir
    148 against Mitchell
    150 against Ortiz

    Do you see a pattern?
     
  7. Cage

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    Judah is an over rated fighter. It wasnt hard to see the guy cracked in all his big fights, and he never really was a threat to Floyd

    See, Floyd has a lot of great names under his belt. My issue is that he is unwilling to fight these guys at the right time. In their prime at the top of their games.

    I would give nothing but respect to Floyd if he took at least one legitimate challenge.

    You can call me a Floyd hater, but its really not the case. I KNOW that Floyd IS the best boxer in the world today. I would pick him to beat anyone you set in front of him. My issue is he wont take any fights if there are any possible risks that lingers in his way.

    I just want to see him fight ONE person that is not faded, old, still learning, having to go up in weight, etc. .

    Why is he the only fighter in the world that can not test himself against a legitimate primed fighter?

    Hes not going to take a chance on Canelo. He is too much of a *****. Canelo is young, fresh, motivated, powerful, etc. . . Of course Floyd is going to find an excuse to wiggle out of this fight. Too many Garreros out there that are much easier picking and pay days for Floyd.
     
  8. Pimp C

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    The problem is people like you will find a way to discredit PBF no matter who he fights. If he fights Canelo and wins then you'll say Canelo was young and unproven and wasn't that good anyway and he needs to fight a real threat in GGG, there will always be someone else. PBF has beaten great fighters in his career but after he fights them they all become overrated or old.
     
  9. lester proctor

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    Yes, all but one are from 2007 or older
     
  10. Cage

    Cage Boxing Addict Full Member

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    hatton hardly constitutes a great fighter
    DLH was old
    Judah was a good win, but not a great win, or a defining win
    Cotto was clearly faded
    Even you have to admit Mosely was a shot fighter

    If Floyd actually put his nuts on the line and made the fight happen with a prime Pac, Canelo, hell. . . Everything i said bad about Floyd would simply go away if he even took a fight against Mattyhse . .

    I just want to see him fight SOMEONE in their prime at their comfortable weight. Dont blame me for not being a jaded fan. Floyd does it to himself bro. He is an opportunist who tip the advantages into his favor with every fight he takes.

    I dont care about the ego, im not a pac fan so i cant be accused of disliking him for those reasons. . I just want the guy to fight someone that will legitimately affirm his talent and cement his legacy. He never takes fights that the fans want to see. Its the reason i will never pay to see any of his PPV's. When he fights someone worth fighting, i will pay.
     
  11. DABOZ

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    That Floyd can't sell ppv without him.:rofl
     
  12. Pimp C

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    I guess that's why he sold 1.5 mil with Cotto and 1.4 mil with Mosley and 2.4 mil with Oscar. Like I said before who the **** is Canelo?:deal How many PPV cards has he headlined? What kind of PPV numbers has he done?:hi:
     
  13. DixieMexican

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    :d
     
  14. tarugojones

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    Floyd/Guerrero :deal:hi:
     
  15. Bazooka

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    :good