Re: Hatton plans to heavily outweigh Pacquaio to be P4P
Posted: 06 Mar 2009, 11:39
Many fighters put a good stone on after weigh ins. I thought we all knew about this.
Autobarn wrote:Many fighters put a good stone on after weigh ins. I thought we all knew about this.
This is the reason weigh ins were brought forward to the preceeding day of the fight to allow the fighters to rehydrate. Weigh ins on the day of the fight was cited as a contributing factor for ring fatalaties as the fighters who were weight drained struggled to rehydrate.DG. wrote:Thats part of it - they eat very little and drain the body of water, hence the problem with the cerebal fluid surrounding the brain being diminished and causing the brain to crash against the now lacking in protective fluid skull.search wrote:how exactly do fighters weigh in a stone less. do they just not eat or drink anything for two days before the fight or something? Anybody know?
The smaller guys are at the most risk.
Is very rare that this happens to the heavyweights because they do not need to drain.
Well you would be wrong. Most Welterweights weigh more not lessFinch wrote:Every time Hatton opens his mouth, the more and more i want him to get beat.
At a guess i would say if Hatton goes into the ring at 154 he weighs more than most Welterweights do on fight night ? If that's the case, then his "avoidance" of this division makes him more of a fraud.
Most welterweights put on 14 pounds as well do they ?jamesmcdonnell wrote:Well you would be wrong. Most Welterweights weigh more not lessFinch wrote:Every time Hatton opens his mouth, the more and more i want him to get beat.
At a guess i would say if Hatton goes into the ring at 154 he weighs more than most Welterweights do on fight night ? If that's the case, then his "avoidance" of this division makes him more of a fraud.
You are a wazzock of the highest order. Every single fighter out there cuts weight. If Manny wants to move up to Hatton's territory, that's his lookout, it's not Ricky's fault Manny wants the fight.
Speaking of Vargas and weight, did you see that photo of him in BN today?banjo wrote:Very few fighters weigh the same on fight night as they do at the weighin, Morales, Vargas, Mayorga and Margarito are prime examples
Not bought my copy yetstates wrote:Speaking of Vargas and weight, did you see that photo of him in BN today?banjo wrote:Very few fighters weigh the same on fight night as they do at the weighin, Morales, Vargas, Mayorga and Margarito are prime examples
Joshua Clottey put on 23lbs when he fought Zab, Margarito puts on 12-14 pounds, Cotto used to put on more than Hatton when he was down at 140.Finch wrote:Most welterweights put on 14 pounds as well do they ?jamesmcdonnell wrote:Well you would be wrong. Most Welterweights weigh more not lessFinch wrote:Every time Hatton opens his mouth, the more and more i want him to get beat.
At a guess i would say if Hatton goes into the ring at 154 he weighs more than most Welterweights do on fight night ? If that's the case, then his "avoidance" of this division makes him more of a fraud.
You are a wazzock of the highest order. Every single fighter out there cuts weight. If Manny wants to move up to Hatton's territory, that's his lookout, it's not Ricky's fault Manny wants the fight.
Thank you James, sometimes i wonder about the gene pool of the folk that post on here.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Well you would be wrong. Most Welterweights weigh more not lessFinch wrote:Every time Hatton opens his mouth, the more and more i want him to get beat.
At a guess i would say if Hatton goes into the ring at 154 he weighs more than most Welterweights do on fight night ? If that's the case, then his "avoidance" of this division makes him more of a fraud.
You are a wazzock of the highest order. Every single fighter out there cuts weight. If Manny wants to move up to Hatton's territory, that's his lookout, it's not Ricky's fault Manny wants the fight.
Finch wrote:Most welterweights put on 14 pounds as well do they ?jamesmcdonnell wrote:Well you would be wrong. Most Welterweights weigh more not lessFinch wrote:Every time Hatton opens his mouth, the more and more i want him to get beat.
At a guess i would say if Hatton goes into the ring at 154 he weighs more than most Welterweights do on fight night ? If that's the case, then his "avoidance" of this division makes him more of a fraud.
You are a wazzock of the highest order. Every single fighter out there cuts weight. If Manny wants to move up to Hatton's territory, that's his lookout, it's not Ricky's fault Manny wants the fight.
Feck yeah, how the eff did he get that big?states wrote:Speaking of Vargas and weight, did you see that photo of him in BN today?banjo wrote:Very few fighters weigh the same on fight night as they do at the weighin, Morales, Vargas, Mayorga and Margarito are prime examples
J wrote:tell greg page that
J wrote:tell greg page that
Why should he?observer1 wrote:Why does Hatton not fight at Welter Weight then ?
J wrote:yeah a two weight world champion fraud.![]()
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No, Hatton was 152 lbs (for HBO's weigh in). Pacquiao will weigh close to 150 lbs when they fight. Weight will not determine the winner.HPI wrote:Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:Saw this on another site and thought it was ironic Hatton plans on being a weight class above Pacquaio on fight night AND claims to be fighting for the P4P championship. IMO concentration on size too much over boxing skills could be his downfall. Here it is:
The 30-year-old IBO light-welterweight champion said: "I think my size will make a difference.
"Manny beat Oscar De La Hoya in his last fight but, with all due respect to my friend and promoter, I think anyone could have beaten him that night.
"Oscar got in the ring at 147lbs but I'll be 154. I'll be the biggest fighter Manny has ever faced."
WTF? What the hell is this? Psychological warfare? If Hatton weighs in at 140 lbs, which he will have to without a single lb above. He thinks he's gonna gain 14 lbs (1 stone) by fight time? If I'm not mistaken the official weigh in is only 24 hours between then and fight time, no?
Surely this is madness. Won't he be bloated?
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...cle2297179.ece
Hatton got in the Ring at 154 against Malignaggi
DLH said Pacman does not hit hard at all but DLH has a better chin than Hatton.Deadendgeneration wrote:Not sure if Pacman can really hurt him with single shots. If he gets in and out with fast combos then Hatton will be in trouble but Hatton took Kostya’s best and no1 will ever convince me Pac throws nearly as hard.
Asterix wrote:No, Hatton was 152 lbs (for HBO's weigh in). Pacquiao will weigh close to 150 lbs when they fight. Weight will not determine the winner.HPI wrote:Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:Saw this on another site and thought it was ironic Hatton plans on being a weight class above Pacquaio on fight night AND claims to be fighting for the P4P championship. IMO concentration on size too much over boxing skills could be his downfall. Here it is:
The 30-year-old IBO light-welterweight champion said: "I think my size will make a difference.
"Manny beat Oscar De La Hoya in his last fight but, with all due respect to my friend and promoter, I think anyone could have beaten him that night.
"Oscar got in the ring at 147lbs but I'll be 154. I'll be the biggest fighter Manny has ever faced."
WTF? What the hell is this? Psychological warfare? If Hatton weighs in at 140 lbs, which he will have to without a single lb above. He thinks he's gonna gain 14 lbs (1 stone) by fight time? If I'm not mistaken the official weigh in is only 24 hours between then and fight time, no?
Surely this is madness. Won't he be bloated?
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...cle2297179.ece
Hatton got in the Ring at 154 against Malignaggi