Was there a re-hydration clause in the contract

I think Pac came in at 148 which would suggest no

 

i HEARD there was one for cotto aswell..but ive seen no solid evidence..so it could just be all hearsay

 

hmm says . . .

rumors.....................

 

no thats complete crap. De La Hoya has simply drained himself so much to get to 147 he was unable to re-hydrate properly.

The DLH Mayweather beat was 20x a better fighter.

 

I've never seen evidence for any clause.

 

There's no such thing. Just another BS floydtoys are trying to come up with because they cant dig up any real ****. Throw it in there with the steroid accusations, the michael moorer rat out on pac story, the alleged "emails". Has a fighter ever had as many BS stories made up about him?

Floyd's very few fans trying to get their own back I suppose.

If ODLH was suppose to come in below 147 why is team pac, media, fans, team ODLH saying they ****ed up their weight management? Why were trying to rehydrate him in the dressing room just before the fight? Surely if he was meant to come in under 147lb they wouldnt be trying to rehydrate him and they wouldnt say they ****ed up their weight cos it would have been right on target. The very idea of it is ridiculous and completely baseless.

 

it all started in rumors which some joyboys are fond of.

 

hmm says . . .

started from *****s, floydettes, ***mos..... don't buy into it... the weight that DLH came in on fight night completely refutes such rumors.... to argue otherwise is utter waste of time....... no evidence........... nothing....... rumors and hear-say...

if you take offense to this then you are either one of the three mentioned previously...

*****s, floydettes, ***mos

 

there was a clause that Oscar had to drain himself to 137 after the weigh-in and then back to 152 and then back down to 147 for the official HBO weigh-in. He had to do all this while wearing fishnets and singing Ricky Martin songs.

 

well this part shouldn't have been a problem

 

To be fair the "Fishnet" and "Ricky Martin" activity was in fact part of DLH weight management rountine!!!

 

I sincerely hope that no such clause has ever (nor will ever) appear in boxing.

 

yeah, vivid imagination of some fanatics:rofl