Remember:Mayweather/Cotto Live weigh in - 10:30pm Boxnation

Thought I'd remind all of you beautiful little cherubs.

10:30pm Boxnation. Another great example of how Boxnation are really supporting the big fights and some great build up by them so far.

Alternatively, you can watch live via the Ring: http://ringtv.craveonline.com/blog/172701-streaming-video-watch-the-live-mayweather-cotto-weighin-today

I've never been this excited about a weigh-in before!

Apparently people have been waiting for 3 hours to get in!

And to think Hampo mate...

They could have watched it from the comfort of their own chairs if they had BoxNation. Which is only £10 a month may I add.

Sugar Shane - 154.5 has to take that half pound off, shouldn't be a problem for him.
Canelo - 154 on the button.

Both guys looked in great shape.

Mayweather - Walked in at 151lbs, looks in the best shape of his life.
Cotto - 154 on the button.

Great staredown between the two, words were said after about 2 minutes of staring.

I don't believe for one second that Mosley was 1/2 a pound over. Anything to give Canelo an advantage...

School Project wrote:Sugar Shane - 154.5 has to take that half pound off, shouldn't be a problem for him.
Canelo - 154 on the button.

Both guys looked in great shape.

Mayweather - Walked in at 151lbs, looks in the best shape of his life.
Cotto - 154 on the button.

Great staredown between the two, words were said after about 2 minutes of staring.

Surprising Mawyweather is unable to make it to 154lbs, I guess it proves he's a bonfied welterweight. Maybe the fact Mayweather and Pacquiao don't suffer from having to rehydrate their bodies gives them an advantage over others. I'd hazard a guess Cotto probably only walks around at 160lbs though.

Looking forward to tomorrow night. I heard Canelo is not looking to knock Sugar Shane out, would only really be an eye opener if he manages to do so.

Canelo said in the interview he wants to win, he isn't gunning for the knockout. If he gets into a war with Mosley he might get done.

I do like the way Pacquiao and Mayweather go about weight making compared to the big men at the weights who have to boil down, they have so much skill that facing an inferior yet bigger fighter not at 100% must be an advantage.

Mayweather has always done it, it's not a case of him not being big enough for him not rehydrate. I remember when he fought corrales he weighed 135lbs on fight night, 3lbs above the limit whereas corrales weighed around 145lbs. Castillo, Hernandez etc all weighed above him on the night at lower weights.