Now I'm not a boxer so I don't know what toll making weight takes on the body, so I can't comment on whether Castillo had an advantage or not. But I can propose a scenerio that may help answer my question.
Scenerio:
- Boxer A has a normal weight of 150. He makes weight at 135 and comes in at 150 for the fight.
- Boxer B also has a normal weight of 150. Let's say he doesn't have to make weight, so he never goes down to 135. He comes in at 150.
Who has the advantage and why?
If the answer is Boxer B, then wouldn't that mean Castillo had an advantage? Regardless of whether it was only 3 pounds, an advantage is an advantage right?
Like I said, I'd like a non-biased intelligent answer please. Thanks.
Scenerio:
- Boxer A has a normal weight of 150. He makes weight at 135 and comes in at 150 for the fight.
- Boxer B also has a normal weight of 150. Let's say he doesn't have to make weight, so he never goes down to 135. He comes in at 150.
Who has the advantage and why?
If the answer is Boxer B, then wouldn't that mean Castillo had an advantage? Regardless of whether it was only 3 pounds, an advantage is an advantage right?
Like I said, I'd like a non-biased intelligent answer please. Thanks.
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