The biggest controversy surrounding Saturday's matchup between
Floyd Mayweather and Canelo Alvarez was the 152-pound
catchweight that each fighter would need to meet to participate
in the bout.  It's an issue because that was a tall order for
Canelo to fulfill, who normally fights at 154 pounds.  Fans of
the hotly-anticipated matchup can breathe easy, because Canelo
weighed in at a clean 152 pounds on Friday per ESPN:  So now
things are official between the two.  One problem—Alvarez needs
to put some mass back on in a hurry.  He is at a huge
disadvantage here, and he has been since the terms of the fight
were announced. As Bob Velin of USA Today elaborates, Canelo and
his camp believe they were forced into the catchweight to give
Mayweather an advantage. Mayweather and his team confirmed that
notion:  We just took advantage of a situation. It's no
different from basketball, football or baseball. You're always
going to put your opposition at a disadvantage, if you can. You
break 'em down and you go in for the