Losing ONE POUND can never in a million years weaken an adult male.

Pac would blast Cotto to bits at 54. Weight has zero to do with it.

 

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i think the loss had a little to do with his opponent, a lot to do with him getting hit with bricks two fights prior, and nothing to do with his weight

 

The 1 pound adds up (not saying this factored at all in this specific case). Why not 144? 1 lb from 145. Once at 144, why not 143? That's only 1lb ...
If you struggle to dehydrate yourself to 146 and you have to lose another 1lb of water it could be disastrous. You don't give a person who has been dehydrated in the desert a big canteen of water, you give him sips. While that's an extreme example, the point is you can't rehydrate quickly if you hyper-dehydrated yourself to lose a pound.

 

I don't think it mattered to Cotto but i think in certain situations, there is a limit to how much weight you can lose and that additional lb or two can hurt your body.

Like Nate Campbell. He had never had trouble making weight but he stated that his older body simply did not respond and he couldn't lose any more weight.

 

As others have stated, anyone can lose a lb if you're a fat person. Heck, you can **** almost a lb or lose a couple of lbs while shitting. But we are talking about guys who are already at the limit of their dehydration and there is a limit to how much you can lose without hurting your body.

 

If one pound was nothing, why have we seen so many boxers fail to even take that weight off at the weigh in?

Cause when you are already cutting so much weight, one pound is a lot.



So your post, is wrong.

 

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I totally forgot man, people NEVER get bigger or add muscle between fights.

EVER.

You're totally right Popkins, why would someone struggle with one pound after dehydrating themselves to the limit anyway?

I mean, it's not possible for a fighter to add another couple pounds of muscle between fight, cutting more water weight should be NO issue.


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I guess some people forgot to tell Miguel Cotto he was supposed to feel weak losing that extra pound.

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im a boxer that struggles to make weight, well said mate:good

 

Yeah Dude

I've had to lose weight to fight and unless you've done it then you don't know ****!:good

 

Im still laughing when people are saying Cotto said it himself he felt great entering the fight. What fighter you guys know heading into a fight said they are feeling drain and weak??? Just give your opponent confidence. A lot of people don't know how hard is to make weight. Try just for fun and I bet most will fail. It's not only one pound, but 20-30 pounds of weight.

 

thread starter is owned, stupid **** obviously never made weight before and thought one pound because its only 'one pound' means nothing, dumb ass