Is there a rehydration clause for the Margarito fight?

Why the **** would Oscar have agreed to something like that? He dictated every aspect of that fight. And why wouldn't it have ever been mentioned?

 

It is called the Echo Chamber effect.

One guy will say (without proof). Another guy will say the other guy said it which itself is now confirmation, thus proof. And another guy will say 2 guys said it before. And on and on and on.

Vivek is an idiot. He has blatantly passed that line without one word of proof. The supposed boxing expert should know better that no re-hydration clause would be medically insane. Ask him one, just one form of evidence.

Notice how Vivek was VERY active in the thread of that article at the beginning yet went asked for proof about the re-hydration clause he would not respond. He eventually did but to say he wont respond anymore?

WTF!!!!???


Not to mention he is a terrible writer. Apperantly, he heard that using a thesaurus equals good writing. You don't need coherent structure, proper grammar, more hyperbole and run on sentences.

 

so u actually think oscar wanted to weigh 147 on fight night? u cant possibly be that naive or stupid.

 

huh, i caught that too. I really doubted it at first, but if it were true and there are legit sources, shouldn't something like this have blown up by now? I wonder who Viviek's sources are...

 

Roger Mayweather also pointed out the Pac rehydration clauses in his recent interview.

"crackhead" this, "wifebeater" that, Roger is still highly respected in the fight game and knows his ****.

 

so DLH was the cash cow and gave pac 20 or 30 % cut...

Now pac had the nerve to put oscar on rehydration clause?

:rofl:rofl

 

Rehydration clauses are the worst thing in boxing, forget catchweights, this is the real issue.

 

How should I know. The difference is I don't assume and pass fancy myself as some boxing scribe/expert.

All I know is that ODLH and Nacho repeated several times in 24/7 and outside interviews that they where working to make Oscar "lighter and faster" - that was imperative to them. So him cutting weight is no surprise to me.

 

DLH didn't lose the weight correctly. He obviously stripped his weight down entirely too much for the fight, but the thought of the sport's cash cow letting his rehydration weight be limited is laughable.

Again with these stupid rehydration clause rumors. I want some ****ing proof that these exist.

 

There's never been one shred of evidence of any rehydration clauses... it's just typical, immature, undereducated, overly ignorant, stupid posters forming their own conclusions bases on NOTHING.... much like the PED issues...