Pac has moved up 9 divisions when he fought oscar??

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  1. doylexxx

    doylexxx Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Since he started pro, was welter 9 divisions up from where he started ??? It has to be 8 or 9 and has anybody else skipped that high in the modern division era????

    I understand that he statrted early-young and did not win belts in them all but is this accurate and has it been done before??


    thats over half the weight classes and it also goes to show that many especially at lower weights are unecessary

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  2. buxzer

    buxzer Eastern Champ Full Member

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    PAC started at 106 lbs.

    1. 108
    2. 112
    3. 115
    4. 118
    5. 122
    6. 126
    7. 130
    8. 135
    9. 140
    10. 147

    Yep it's 9 divisions jump... You can make a case it's 10 divisions jump...;)
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  3. Critic

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  4. buxzer

    buxzer Eastern Champ Full Member

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    Yes it's true PAC didn't win belts in all of that 10 divisions... PAC win belts in 6 divisions ONLY, 4 of which are LINEAL... PAC is the only boxer who holds 4 LINEAL titles... and the 2nd boxer to achieved titles in 6 divisions behind Hoya...

    1. 108
    2. 112 - WBC (LINEAL)
    3. 115
    4. 118
    5. 122 - IBF
    6. 126 - Ring (LINEAL)
    7. 130 - Ring/WBC (LINEAL)
    8. 135 - WBC
    9. 140 - Ring/IBO (LINEAL)
    10. 147

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  5. eze

    eze Everybody Know Me Full Member

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    It's not a 10 division jump.

    **** you are stupid.
     
  6. G.A.V.

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    How do you mean, lineal? Like true weights? Bantam/Feather/Light/Welter?
     
  7. In_FlaMeS

    In_FlaMeS K-BKois Full Member

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    147 ?????? The Cotto fight will be at 145 and the Oscar fight was... I think at 145 too
     
  8. dangerousity

    dangerousity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Lineal is the man who beat the man who beat the man...if the man is not beaten because he leaves the division or retires, a new lineage is established.
     
  9. G.A.V.

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    Ah, I see... ish.
     
  10. dangerousity

    dangerousity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Oscar fight was at 147, 141-147=WW, therefore 145 is still WW limit, ie a new weight class.
     
  11. buxzer

    buxzer Eastern Champ Full Member

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    OK you swallowed my bait... It's ONLY 9 divisions jump... I think we both are happy with 9.... :good :lol:
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  12. buxzer

    buxzer Eastern Champ Full Member

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    Hoya fight was at 147... BTW if PAC defeats Cotto, PAC will add the welterweight title to his amazing string of titles in different weight divisions... That title will be PAC's 7th division title and he will be the ONLY boxer having titles in 7 different weight divisions... Isn't it adds more greatness for PAC??;)
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  13. Critic

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    Professional Boxing Weight Classes

    Division Name Weight - Men Weight

    Junior Flyweight 105-108 lbs (49.1kg)
    Flyweight 108-112 lbs (50kg)
    Super Flyweight/
    Junior Bantamweight 112-115 lbs (52.3kg)
    Bantamweight 115-118 lbs (53.6kg)
    Super Bantamweight/
    Junior Featherweight 118-122 lbs (55.5kg)
    Featherweight 122-126 lbs (57.3kg)
    Super Featherweight/
    Junior Lightweight 126-130 lbs (59.1kg)
    Lightweight 130-135 lbs (61.4kg)
    Super Lightweight/
    Junior Welterweight 135-140 lbs (63.6kg)
    Welterweight 140-147 lbs (66.8kg)

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  14. BigBone

    BigBone Boxing Addict Full Member

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    It's great but check any other fighters' weight at the same age Pac started... and you'll find youngers usually weight a lot less than in their adult age, what a surprise. :lol:

    The difference is that Pac started the pros very early while others stayed at the amateurs for longer. Floyd Mayweather for example, was a flyweight as a teenager and won a title at light middleweight as a pro, you could say he gained even more weight, just in two parts, amateur and professional.
     
  15. dangerousity

    dangerousity Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Understandable...but how many fighters can you name have won titles from flyweight to JWW? A span of 8 divisions. Sure he started young, and inexperienced...but the fact that he could be a Lineal champ at that age with that inexperience is simply amazing. This is not some kid who outgrew his body...this was a world champ who outgrew his body.