I'm calling this right now.. Oscar Busted Up!

[BULLDOGBOOGERS]

That's right you Mofo's.... Stoppage in round 11 because Oscar has cuts and bumps that would have any corner man in the world throwing in the towel...



I'm the only one daring enough to put such claims out there, but i'm going to stand behind this one until the end of the fight... Oscar being completely torn up and Beat Cotto v Margo style... Pac is going to be like a jackhammer and DLH the concrete



Just wait and see...

And please no one tell me I know nothing about boxing, because i'm not exactly putting my house and car on this type of long shot...

But, if/when it happens, I want my dues...

just love it !! hope.. people follow your thoughts !! i want those odds to go down !! my wife & i will be at the fight..... we are ready..... are $$$$ is on oscar.... i have tried to post some pic's.... but this site... says my pic's are to big !!! W.T.F.

GOOD LICK TO ALL !!

SCOTT FROM CALIFORNIA

[XaduBoxer]

An insight on cutting/losing weight from another forum:

"Cutting weight is different from losing weight. Cutting weight is temporary and usually invloves dehydration. Losing weight is over a longer period of time and will compose of losing some kind of body mass whether it be fat or lean muscle tissue, sometimes both. To lose weight, you have to eat less so your body will have to use fat reserves for fuel instead of the food intake, and hopefully most of the weight loss id from fat. But, if you lose weight too fast, your body catabolizes and you end up losing lean muscle tissue along the way, and from that, one will feel drained and weaker, especially during a hard training camp. That could probably be why ODH got beat up by Ortiz as he didn't have the proper food intake (fuel) to give him the energy to spar. He was starving himself too early. It's best to starve yourself a few days before the fight as the hard part of training, all the sparring is already done, and you can focus on just making weight.

CUTTING weight, is not too harmful if done right and in moderation. For an average person with an average build, cutting no more than 10 pounds of water weight if the weigh-ins the day before is ideal. More than that, and that is dangerous and you can run into some health problems. Also you have to manipulate your sodium intake as sodium holds water.

You also have to load your body with water about 2 weeks before the weigh-in. When you keep drinking a lot of water (2 gallons a day) your body will get used to flushing water out of your body at a high rate. Then all of a sudden, you stop drinking water (maybe the day before you weigh in) and your body will still be used to flushing water out of your system at a high rate. You do some cardio with warm clothing, jump in the sauna, etc, and you will just keep sweating and sweating and before you know it, you're 10 pounds lighter. Now all you have to do is weigh in and then rehydrate for the fight.

Believe me, I'd rather cut weight for a few hours than starve myself for weeks. That is why Pac always goes into the fight the next day bigger than what he weighed in at.

ADVANTAGE: Pacquiao"