Floyd "Money" Mayweather vs. Saul "Canelo" Alvarez - September 14, 2013

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Floyd "Money" Mayweather vs. Saul "Canelo" Alvarez


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CZAR

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He won't be. The fight is at 152 and there is a 10% maximum rehydration allowed by the WBC. I think Canelo will be around 165 which I believe is what Ortiz was around.
Hmmm guess well see. I didnt think Ortiz blew up that much but ok. Got Em!!

CZAR @CZAR Why would you say yeah right for? None of us know what Floyd's fight night weight is and even Pacmans weight goes up 5-10lbs, so what's the big deal?
Because no way has Floyd ever weighed 165+ on fight night. No way. Got Em!!
 
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Hmmm guess well see. I didnt think Ortiz blew up that much but ok. Got Em!!
Yep, its true. Ortiz had 15 pounds on Floyd:


Ortiz (29-3-2, 22 KOs), who made $2.5 million, had been marketed as a naturally bigger, stronger, dangerous puncher -- his handlers claimed he'd knocked down every one of his professional opponents -- and many felt he had the relentless forward-moving style to trouble if not upset Mayweather. Indeed, Ortiz had rehydrated to 164 pounds by Saturday night, while Mayweather weighed 150 (when he finally agreed to step on HBO's unofficial scale after initially declining).

Read More: Floyd Mayweather KOs Victor Ortiz for WBC welterweight title - Bryan Armen Graham - SI.com
 

CZAR

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I never said 165+ but everyone gains 5=10lbs no matter who u are
Dude Floyd never even makes it up to 154. He is always lighter than that when he fights at that weight. He does not ballon up much at all if any. Got Em!!

Yep, its true. Ortiz had 15 pounds on Floyd:


Ortiz (29-3-2, 22 KOs), who made $2.5 million, had been marketed as a naturally bigger, stronger, dangerous puncher -- his handlers claimed he'd knocked down every one of his professional opponents -- and many felt he had the relentless forward-moving style to trouble if not upset Mayweather. Indeed, Ortiz had rehydrated to 164 pounds by Saturday night, while Mayweather weighed 150 (when he finally agreed to step on HBO's unofficial scale after initially declining).

Read More: Floyd Mayweather KOs Victor Ortiz for WBC welterweight title - Bryan Armen Graham - SI.com
This right here proves my point. He only went up 3 pounds on fight night against Ortiz. Mayweather's weigh in weight is about where he fights at. He may gain 3-5 pounds at the most. Canelo will have 15-20 pounds on Mayweather on fight night trust me. Got Em!!
 

CZAR

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At 147 he gained about 5. what about when he weighs 154? He weighed in at 146, then went up tp 150 for the fight against Ortiz.
Thats what I am saying. He has never weighed in at 154. He weighed in at 151 when he fought Cotto at 154. He cant even get up to 154 for the weigh in because he's not a super welterweight lol. Also u are right and I agreed he'll blow up 3-5 pounds on fight not which isnt shit compared to Canelo ballooning up 20 pounds on fight night. Big difference. Got Em!!
 
Jun 21, 2005
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any word on when tickets go on sale? already booked a room for that weekend I'm sure tickets are gonna start at around $500
Tickets for the highly anticipated mega-fight go on sale Tuesday, June 25 at 1:00 p.m. ET/10:00 p.m. PT.

Tickets will be priced at $2,000, $1,500, $1,000, $600 and $350, not including applicable service charges, with a total ticket limit of 12 per person, a limit of 10 per person at the $2,000, $1,500, $1,000, $600 and $350 price levels and a limit of two per person at the $350 price level. To charge by phone with a major credit card, call Ticketmaster at (800) 745-3000. Tickets will also be available for purchase at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino or www.ticketmaster.com.
 
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From what i heard is that there is a rematch clause from both camps, and this will happen again. Word on the streets is that this shit is not fixed, but borderline fixed if that makes any sense. showtime lost money last fight so mayweather has to make their money back hence a rematch clause. There are really no losers in this fight no matter what. mayweather's popularity has fallen and his opponents don't give much of a ppv draw. i'm actually losing interest in this fight.