Lets get something straight!

[Julius Rain]

Those were just as much if not more BS than this. I would never endorse multiple weight titles in the same fight it doesn't make any sense. Yes it has happened, but it shouldn't have. For example, how can you justify fighting for a middleweight title at 164 lbs. Do boxers now have carte blanche to determine what weightclasses are? If that's the case why have weight classes at all?

they do it to match two great fighters up and the titles are additional hype jobs. you know how boxing goes killa.

So you're saying titles are merely marketing tools?

I wouldnt say merely marketing tools.

[killersheep]

they do it to match two great fighters up and the titles are additional hype jobs. you know how boxing goes killa.

So you're saying titles are merely marketing tools?

I wouldnt say merely marketing tools.

Please explain how a fight that is not at the standards of Welterweight can be for the title then. 141-145 is NOT the Welterweight limit and should NOT be for the Welterweight title because of that.

[generalbulldog]

So you're saying titles are merely marketing tools?

I wouldnt say merely marketing tools.

Please explain how a fight that is not at the standards of Welterweight can be for the title then. 141-145 is NOT the Welterweight limit and should NOT be for the Welterweight title because of that.

Actually 141-145 is within the welterweight limit. It's 141-147 but guys usually come in at 147 most of the time and then rehydrate.

[killersheep]

I wouldnt say merely marketing tools.

Please explain how a fight that is not at the standards of Welterweight can be for the title then. 141-145 is NOT the Welterweight limit and should NOT be for the Welterweight title because of that.

Actually 141-145 is within the welterweight limit. It's 141-147 but guys usually come in at 147 most of the time and then rehydrate.

Within yes, but not AT the welterweight limit. For a guy like Cotto, getting down to 145 may actually make a big difference. The point is Welterweight is not 141-145 it's 141-147.

[Julius Rain]

So you're saying titles are merely marketing tools?

I wouldnt say merely marketing tools.

Please explain how a fight that is not at the standards of Welterweight can be for the title then. 141-145 is NOT the Welterweight limit and should NOT be for the Welterweight title because of that.

KS, the rule states welterweight range from 141 to 147 and the welterweight title can be fought between those weight. If the fighters agree not to max out during weigh in at 147 they can do that.

The catchweight is simply asking both fighters not to max out on the weigh in, but they are still at the welterweight standard.

[killersheep]

I wouldnt say merely marketing tools.

Please explain how a fight that is not at the standards of Welterweight can be for the title then. 141-145 is NOT the Welterweight limit and should NOT be for the Welterweight title because of that.

KS, the rule states welterweight range from 141 to 147 and the welterweight title can be fought between those weight. If the fighters agree not to max out during weigh in at 147 they can do that.

The catchweight is simply asking both fighters not to max out on the weigh in, but they are still at the welterweight standard.

No they are not, if they were within the Welterweight standard they could weigh-in at 147. This is a CATCHWEIGHT.

[Julius Rain]

Please explain how a fight that is not at the standards of Welterweight can be for the title then. 141-145 is NOT the Welterweight limit and should NOT be for the Welterweight title because of that.

KS, the rule states welterweight range from 141 to 147 and the welterweight title can be fought between those weight. If the fighters agree not to max out during weigh in at 147 they can do that.

The catchweight is simply asking both fighters not to max out on the weigh in, but they are still at the welterweight standard.

No they are not, if they were within the Welterweight standard they could weigh-in at 147. This is a CATCHWEIGHT.

your right this is a catchweight both champions agreed on to put their titles on the line.

[killersheep]

KS, the rule states welterweight range from 141 to 147 and the welterweight title can be fought between those weight. If the fighters agree not to max out during weigh in at 147 they can do that.

The catchweight is simply asking both fighters not to max out on the weigh in, but they are still at the welterweight standard.

No they are not, if they were within the Welterweight standard they could weigh-in at 147. This is a CATCHWEIGHT.

your right this is a catchweight both champions agreed on to put their titles on the line.

Catchweight implies not at a determined weight class (e.g. Welterweight)