/sp/ is saying he will be 170lbs by the time of the fight

>>42644926
>he

I mean he as in McGregor

Drains all fluids pre fight and inserts them back in for the fight.

>>42644942
17 lbs though?

>>42644954
You be surprised how much fluids you can take out of you. Blood, urine, sweat, spit.

>>42644926
Yeah that is about right.
Does anyone know if the allow iv's in the match?

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>>42645018
and cum

>>42645063
no

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>>42644926
Connor gets popped for steroids

YFW

>>42644926
I've lost 6+ pounds just taking a long bath, 170 is possible

>>42644954
This. I used to cut 19 lbs in a day to make weight in high school. 12 lbs in practice, float another 8 put me 1 under. It is just dehydration.

>>42644954
I am a cyclist and while eating lightly and drinking I was able to lose 9 lbs on a 7 hour ride, most of which were obviously water weight. I was able to regain 5lbs that night in just fluids and I am just an amateur athlete. For real though 160-165 is more realistic

>>42645070
yes, but that's not surprising at all

>>42644926
as a long time follower of boxing , absolutely. happens all the time. a popular fighter who does this constantly is Canelo Alvarez coming in 15lbs+ from weigh in on the regular fight night.

is it healthy? absolutely not in the long term your body will just quit making that smaller weight and you'll be forced to move up. you also run the risk of being weakened and bloated fight night so your team really has to be on top of what you re doing. Roberto Duran comes to mind as a fighter who constantly hurt himself with weight loss supplements and then ballooned out of control fight night.

lmao