FLOYD lied about his fight night weight,he waz easily 165 pounds!

Then Canelo probably was 180 ?

 

He could have been, he said he woke up at 14something, he didn't say what he was in the ring at.

 

Showtime weighed both guys on fight night. Floyd was 150

 

Showtime weighed both fighters, also he has been around 150 lbs every time he weighed in for a pre fight WBC weigh in.

 

He said he woke up and was 146lbs. He probably relaxed during the day, ate and drank and normal and was 150lbs.

 

NO, you can't tell somebody's weight accurately from a pic. An opinion is not the same as fact.

 

You know, I was thinking last night.. that Mayweather and Canelo.. looked like they weighed almost the same in the ring.

or at least Canelo didn't have him by more then 10lbs

 

you'll find the guy who is winning a fight tends to grow in stature as the fight progresses

 

Hey OP, you are a ****ing idiot.

 

:roll:

 

No way in hell he was 165, it's ******ed to even think that.

 

The public allows themselves to be manipulated by Mayweather because they are infatuated with him. The obviousness of the deception can be seen no clearer than the reaction to the completely reasonable official scorecards.

Teddy Atlas was a drunk fool Saturday night. He couldn't control his own words. Everyone was drunk on Mayweather saturday night, cept for the few real fans left.

 

its just pure childish to refer to call yourself as a "real fan" simply because you want to discredit Floyd, and then lump the majority (who aren't in denial) into one big, collective, dismissive heap just because they don't agree with you

to me, a real boxing fan is someone who can lap up the skills of the greatest boxer of this era when they are on display, instead of letting pettiness and a desire to discredit him tarnish their interest in the sport

 

Nice revisionist thinking but I think a LOT of people were drunk on Canelo. Since when has Mayweather been the people's choice? He's hated by the majority of the public. People that know boxing though is a different story, they admire Floyd's skills.