07-03-2009, 01:59 AM
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 Re: Can one really be ranked P4P when you demand catch weights?
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Originally Posted by killersheep catchweights have nothing to do with p4p rankings.
I have no problem with fighters that agree with each other fighting at whatever weight. As brought up before my only problem is the title that's on the line. | Have always thought the p4p a media frenzy...a tag line for quick consumption that is extremly subjective.A dominate and defending fighter meeting his biggest challenges in a given division is what we need. Shite....people focus on a catchweight prior to a bout but how about the actual "unofficial' weight of each fighter once the bell rings.A catchweight too and fro. |
Why does it really matter what weight the fight is at, what belt is on the line, what division (or not) that the fight is being held?
What's important is that the best fight each other.
If Manny were to fight Floyd, Shane or Miguel at a catchweight I don't care less. All I care about is that they fight at the best weight that will give us the best fight! If Manny is too small at 147 let them fight at 143, I don't care if he's fighting for a world title really, it doesn't make the fight any less important, or more importantly entertaining, and that ultimately is all I care about. | I agree that the best fights should be made, but if 143 is too light for the bigger guys then what?
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