Pacquiao vs De la Hoya was a CATCHWEIGHT FIGHT

Wouldn't mind that at all.

 

I must be? Based on that I think you're a moron.

I never said Floyd was smaller.

 

You are biased.
Most floyd fans are.

 

The fight was officially announced as a 147 lb ww fight.

If your actually implying that because both fighters came in under 147 instead of exactly at the limit then by that logic virtually every fight is a catchweight fight.

 

You are bias.

 

THANK YOU.

Stupid people never cease to amaze the hell out of me. You'd think they would try and keep quiet so nobody will realize how dumb they are. But no, they have to go screaming at the top of their lungs, making absolutely CERTAIN anyone within earshot knows, without a shadow of a doubt, that they are morons.

 

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Margarito was willing to move up to 154 to fight him and last time I checked DLH threw quite enough punches to seriously trouble a defensive fighter like Mayweather.

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On topic. No, the fight WASN'T at a catchweight, it was at welterweight and DLH was the one who decided to come in at 145. Check out their discussions again, DLH was going to be brutally penalized if he came in ABOVE the WELTERWEIGHT limit 147 NOT a 145 catchweight.

 

You are one big fat liar lol.
here you were all over this thread saying floyd weighs less than pac lmao.

[url]http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?p=4527100#post4527100[/url]

"Exposed for what?

The fact that I complete disagree with marquez-floyd being at 143/144?

Or that if Pac gets a catchweight with Mosley/Cotto then Floyd should too?

Considering he does weigh less than Pac. :hi: "

you can read the thread for some classic lines, you already forgot how awesome you were lol.

and you were basically saying i'm a hypocrite for my statement that floyd isn't ducking mosley yet :yep

 

hehe.. yeah. moron he is :rofl

 

Biased about what?

 

Was welterweight.

 

I suppose you call yourself a knowledgeable boxing fan. But please do tell why do you not know that Pacquiao-dela Hoya was signed as a welterweight fight with a weight limit at the full 147 lbs, if you are such a knowledgeable boxing fan? :rofl

 

Weighing less and being smaller are two different things.