The problem with Lopez is that he is the real deal. Not that it’s bad it’s just that you are completely right. How often do you hear about some one fighting one night then a week later is back at the gym? Barely. Most of the time they are waiting for a rival then decide to train. But Juanma Lopez takes like a week or two off after his fight then after that he is right back at the gym doing light training with or without an opponent to keep himself within the weight limit. Not to mention that a lot of times before the weigh-in Lopez has already made weight like a week before the fight. But there are a lot of people whom train for that limit of time sometimes even less than two week. But I wouldn’t see where they can stand a chance against Lopez.

But if you think about it take a look at Miguel Cotto. If I am not mistaken, I think he only has like 3 weeks of training under his belt for Clottey; while, he [Clottey] has a lot more. By the time of the weight-in, Cotto will have like 6 1/2 weeks of training before facing Clottey. His problem with his training camp, going to court, then taking the training camp to Florida some what took some time. But I could be wrong.

Agreed. They should cancel the fight and cancel the proposal for a Juanma Lopez fight. They should wait on Rafael Marquez bout later this month and plan a fight for late July or somewhere near that time.