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illuminati is watching you Maurice
It's been a long time. It was said that they started their cut there, but that term was used pretty ambiguously. It could have been a Rumble situation where he started at 240 to make 170.That has to be bollocks?
Or you mean he started camp at 215?
First time watching a thread?
Jup, I probably did it by accident so was like wth is that eyeFirst time watching a thread?
I wrestled 1 year in HS mid 90s and the weight cutting was pretty intense.I don't know when you wrestled (I wrestled in the 80's and 90's), but it's not how it use to be for the most part. They've learned a lot and came a long ways. So yes, they do have it down to a science now, even the Brazilians.
At this point most of MMA camps probably has this thing down if they are truly professional about it, Aldo at the end of his career moved to 135lbs and never missed weight, Pereira didnt missed weight at MW and he is big enough for LHW, not just height, but in mass, the guy can let his weight "go" as high as 236lbs or something off camp and still look fit, not in the Paddy Pimblett letting go kind of way.Dude Pereira is objectively fucking huge what are you on about lol also I've never seen or heard of a single Brazilian fighter using "proper science" to make weight lmao
Fatty Pimblett maybe, all weight talk with fighters its a weird flex, Ferguson posted a photo of him being 200lbs after a fight iirc, i mean, why point out that you are a weight bully and risk your health unnecessary as a some form of a flex, its dumb in more ways than one.I can't remember who it was, but they used to start their cut to 155 at around 215. Was it Tibau? Might have been Tibau or someone similar.
At this point most of MMA camps probably has this thing down if they are truly professional about it, Aldo at the end of his career moved to 135lbs and never missed weight, Pereira didnt missed weight at MW and he is big enough for LHW, not just height, but in mass, the guy can let his weight "go" as high as 236lbs or something off camp and still look fit, not in the Paddy Pimblett letting go kind of way.
I don't know when you wrestled (I wrestled in the 80's and 90's), but it's not how it use to be for the most part. They've learned a lot and came a long ways. So yes, they do have it down to a science now, even the Brazilians.
Oh this was before Tony was on TUF. It's been a while.Fatty Pimblett maybe, all weight talk with fighters its a weird flex, Ferguson posted a photo of him being 200lbs after a fight iirc, i mean, why point out that you are a weight bully and risk your health unnecessary as a some form of a flex, its dumb in more ways than one.
All posts about it are from 2017, one is a photo and other is him talking about being 201lbs and him losing 20lbs in 20 days, who knows, but all talk is way after his TUF days at WW.Oh this was before Tony was on TUF. It's been a while.
I meant the one I'm talking about. Not Tony.All posts about it are from 2017, one is a photo and other is him talking about being 201lbs and him losing 20lbs in 20 days, who knows, but all talk is way after his TUF days at WW.
Sheer terror of fighting guys his size?How the hell did he ever make MW
About two days to go until weigh-ins, that’s wild.
Via Poatan’s Instagram, a few minutes ago:
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You just said that he's literally 11 pounds heavier than Adesanya, based on some number you randomly created in your head. The weight you listed as his walk around is lighter than he is now, just two days out from a fight. The point is obvious, but keep back pedaling. It seems to fill you with confidence.
Number I made up in my head?
Alex Pereira posted it himself.
I made it up right? Yup, entirely made it up.
I’m literally posting fucking sources, photos, interviews from the fighters themselves and yet….
I’m making it up?