Can you put on as much weight as you like after the weigh in, in any division or type of fight?
Yes but under IBF rules I think there is a limit to what you can weigh. Canelo walks around 170 I think.
IBF? wtf is that?
i get all these things mixed up man, wbf, ibf, wbc all these stuff. wtf are they? what's the difference?
It was Cotto's second weight, he fought at 140 before and was 146lbs in the fight before.
It was Pacquiao 's first real fight at the weight and he had stepped up 3 weight in just over a year and went to face a champion at the weight.
Mayweather is also the light - middleweight champion.
Different world governing bodies Kamran.
Pacman fought at 147 against De La Hoya before so no excuses for catchweight. Hypocrite like Mayweather.
You can't put on as much weight as you like.
You can put on as much weight as you can, but that isn't advisable as well.
I've covered this before.
So what's the limit, RGK?
Different governing bodies? Like Fifa, Uefa etc?
Like I said Pacquiao 's first real fight at the weight.
Pacquiao weighed in at 142lbs for the fight and was eating as normal for the weigh in day.
I think there is a 10 pound limit after the weigh in but that is if your fighting for a IBF title. The rest of the governing bodies dont have any rules so you can put on as much weight after the weigh in.
Yes like Fifa and Uefa except there is no leading governing body in boxing.
Sanctioning bodies that control the title and ranking.
cheers fellas. off to bed now. proper tired.
you said there weren't any decent fights until septempter, right rgk?
anyway, g'night
Some decent fights this weekend.
Cant think of any good fights till September. August is normally a month that no fights happen.
Kell Brook's rematch with Carson Jones, we will see how much Kell has learned, if anything.
Chisora fights the week after
The only way I see an upset here is if Canelo tried to KO him within 6.
If he drains himself for the weigh in etc, Floyd by UD or even late stoppage.
I think GGG's description of the way this fight may go is spot on.
Canelo's head movement was much improved against Trout, but he isn't a volume puncher and I can't see Mayweather sitting on the ropes against him as he sometimes does in his fights. If he does Canelo has a chance of getting to him.
The catchweight is annoying and may effect Canelo, but potentially it's still a great fight, which I can't wait to see.
As long as there is gas in the tank, Mayweather ain't got a chance of a KO.
If Canelo start blowing and throwing a lot less and looks like he is running on empty, Floyd might go for it but even then I doubt it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y4gGtsGKko
he confirms here he had a sparring session with Canelo.
Interesting match up, Golovkin hits like a mule and Chavez got a granite chin
So who would you fancy?
GGG says in the link I posted that Chavez is more like a super-middleweight...
He is huge at the weight, but Golovkin is the much better boxer.
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Chavez has said he will only fight him at super middleweight
Then he's scared.
In the video I posted, was that GGG sparring with Chavez? He looked to be dominating, but I could be wrong...
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posted on 9/7/13
Can you put on as much weight as you like after the weigh in, in any division or type of fight?
Yes but under IBF rules I think there is a limit to what you can weigh. Canelo walks around 170 I think.
posted on 9/7/13
IBF? wtf is that?
i get all these things mixed up man, wbf, ibf, wbc all these stuff. wtf are they? what's the difference?
posted on 9/7/13
It was Cotto's second weight, he fought at 140 before and was 146lbs in the fight before.
It was Pacquiao 's first real fight at the weight and he had stepped up 3 weight in just over a year and went to face a champion at the weight.
Mayweather is also the light - middleweight champion.
posted on 9/7/13
Different world governing bodies Kamran.
Pacman fought at 147 against De La Hoya before so no excuses for catchweight. Hypocrite like Mayweather.
posted on 9/7/13
You can't put on as much weight as you like.
You can put on as much weight as you can, but that isn't advisable as well.
I've covered this before.
posted on 9/7/13
So what's the limit, RGK?
Different governing bodies? Like Fifa, Uefa etc?
posted on 9/7/13
Like I said Pacquiao 's first real fight at the weight.
Pacquiao weighed in at 142lbs for the fight and was eating as normal for the weigh in day.
posted on 9/7/13
I think there is a 10 pound limit after the weigh in but that is if your fighting for a IBF title. The rest of the governing bodies dont have any rules so you can put on as much weight after the weigh in.
Yes like Fifa and Uefa except there is no leading governing body in boxing.
posted on 9/7/13
Sanctioning bodies that control the title and ranking.
posted on 9/7/13
cheers fellas. off to bed now. proper tired.
you said there weren't any decent fights until septempter, right rgk?
anyway, g'night
posted on 9/7/13
Some decent fights this weekend.
posted on 9/7/13
Cant think of any good fights till September. August is normally a month that no fights happen.
posted on 9/7/13
Kell Brook's rematch with Carson Jones, we will see how much Kell has learned, if anything.
posted on 9/7/13
Chisora fights the week after
posted on 10/7/13
The only way I see an upset here is if Canelo tried to KO him within 6.
If he drains himself for the weigh in etc, Floyd by UD or even late stoppage.
posted on 10/7/13
I think GGG's description of the way this fight may go is spot on.
Canelo's head movement was much improved against Trout, but he isn't a volume puncher and I can't see Mayweather sitting on the ropes against him as he sometimes does in his fights. If he does Canelo has a chance of getting to him.
The catchweight is annoying and may effect Canelo, but potentially it's still a great fight, which I can't wait to see.
posted on 11/7/13
As long as there is gas in the tank, Mayweather ain't got a chance of a KO.
If Canelo start blowing and throwing a lot less and looks like he is running on empty, Floyd might go for it but even then I doubt it.
posted on 12/7/13
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y4gGtsGKko
he confirms here he had a sparring session with Canelo.
posted on 12/7/13
would chavez beat GGG?
posted on 12/7/13
Interesting match up, Golovkin hits like a mule and Chavez got a granite chin
posted on 12/7/13
So who would you fancy?
GGG says in the link I posted that Chavez is more like a super-middleweight...
posted on 12/7/13
He is huge at the weight, but Golovkin is the much better boxer.
posted on 12/7/13
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posted on 12/7/13
Chavez has said he will only fight him at super middleweight
posted on 12/7/13
Then he's scared.
In the video I posted, was that GGG sparring with Chavez? He looked to be dominating, but I could be wrong...
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