Will FMJ get his way with glove size.

The HBO broadcast team never brought up a glove issue, so I"m assuming that since they did fight in Vegas, they wore the practiced glove size for Welters, 10oz gloves.

 

it was 8oz. :yep

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/chris_mannix/09/19/mayweather.marquez.blog/index.html

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Ummm... realy :?

I thought it was 8 oz for 147 or below and 10 oz for 154 and up.

 

PBF can wear his 10 oz pillows to protect his hands and PAC can wear 8 oz Reyes gloves.

 

Why would Floyd wear 10oz gloves? He hates them, his power is severely dimished and counters dont hit as hard.

Spastic.

 

actually the NSAC revised the rules, the 10z rule now applies to lightweights and up.

http://www.nabfnews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=88%3Anew-qlightweight-division-gloveq&Itemid=130

 

He has brittle hands. He hurt his hands on this fight.
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And they can back out anytime they want. CAuse nothing is signed.

 

Floyd has only worn 10 oz gloves once.


Still calling Mayweather a ***** for not signing too eh?

 

Yeah he does have brittle hands what is your ****ing point?

Since he got Garcia wrapping his hands he hasnt had an injury, so give me a decent answer this time.

Have u seen Floyds hands wrapped before? He doesnt need 10 oz gloves.

 

Do you really believe that there was a clause that prevented Oscar from rehydrating?

People claim only Pacquiao can trample over the rules and stipulations just to discredit him. That "rehydration clause" is nothing but a fabrication.

 

Where in that blog does it state they wore 8oz gloves???

 

11:42

 

Join the thread if you want to debate it.......no one but Ron Frazier is claiming anything.......a few of us in there are only speculating the reasons for which such clause may have been in effect.

 

yup. :yep