The following is a list compiled from our main page:
Fight Night Boxing Weights: A List Of Unofficial Weigh-in Weights After Rehydration
Please note: This particular reference list page is only for Welterweights fighting without catch-weights, that we have on file. Where we have seen catch-weights implemented within the Welterweight range, we have made note. This page is meant to answer the question only of what your standard Welterweight rehydration will look like for educational purposes, whether you are interested academically or for betting purposes, debate, whatever. I hope you find it helpful if you've recently done a search for it. If you like what we do here, please bookmark, share, link to us, comment, etc. If you have a correction on any typos or special, relevant information you feel we should make note of, any error or anything at all, please feel free to comment. What we get the most response to we will likely work the most to expand on. Thanks for your visit.
Welterweight Division: 147 lbs
2018:
December:
Cecilia Braekhus VS Aleksandra Magdziak Lopes - Contested at Welterweight
Braekhus: Official: 146.8 - Unofficial: 153
Magdziak Lopes: Official: 146.4 - Unofficial: 154.2
May:
Cecilia Braekhus VS Kali Reis - Contested at Welterweight
Braekhus: Official: 145.8 - Unofficial: 151.8
Reis: Official: 144.8 - Unofficial: 149
2015:
June:
Errol Spence Junior VS
Phil Lo Greco
- Contested technically at Light Middleweight. Spence is assumed to be a
welterweight prospect though often fights just above the limit. Lo
Greco is thought to be a Light Middleweight fighter, but was called on
short notice (3 days). This was a PBC broadcast TOTT. This is listed on our welterweights page because of Spence Junior's status as a welterweight fighter, so that you do not miss his listings, as well as on our Light Middleweights page.
Spence: Official: 149 - Unofficial: 162
Lo Greco: Official: 152 - Unofficial: 164
April:
Sadam Ali VS Francisco Santana - Contested at Welterweight
Ali: Official: 146.75 - Unofficial: 153
Santana: Official: 146.5 - Unofficial: 167
Danny Garcia VS Lamont Peters
- Contested at Welterweight, with a catch-weight limit imposed, 143
pounds, although BOTH fighters were holding major Light Welterweight
titles, neither of which could be on the line, unfortunately. While
Peterson held a major title at 140/Light Welterweight, Garcia was
regarded to be the lineal champion of the division. The rehydration
weights were said by commentator Kenny Rice to be "with clothes" so I am
assuming this means in full street clothes, as opposed to how they'd be
walking to the ring, shirtless, in trunks, etc.
(PBC Broadcast)
Garicia: Official: 142.25 - Unofficial: 157
Peterson: Official: 143 - Unofficial: 165
March:
Adrien Broner VS John Molina -
This bout was meant to be at a limit between the light welterweight
maximum of 140 and a special +1 rule bleeding into the welterweight
class, by contract. So, very technically speaking, Broner came in at welterweight, Molina at light welterweight, despite only a pound difference.
Broner: Official: 141 - Unofficial: 157
Molina: Official: 140 - Unofficial: 154
Keith Thurman VS Robert Guerrero - Contested at Welterweight
(PBC TOTT, on NBC)
Thurman: Official: 147 - Unofficial: 162
Guerrero: Official: 147 - Unofficial: 152 was listed on the TOTT, but Marv Albert announced the number as 157
January:
Brandon Rios VS Mike Alvarado - Contested at Welterweight
Rios: 163
Alvarado: 161
2014:
December:
Timothy Bradley VS Diego Chaves - Contested at Welterweight
Bradley: 156
Chaves: 154
November:
Manny Pacquiao VS Chris Algieri - Contested at Welterweight, with a 144-pound catch-weight
(Chris Algieri, though he was the fighter moving up in weight from his
last contest, and a licensed nutritionist, was forced to take some
clothes off and try again, then come back in about a half an hour for
another trip, and made the weight)
Pacquiao: 149
Algieri: 155
Sadam Ali VS Luis Carlos Abregu - Contested at Welterweight
Ali: 150
Abregu: 160
August:
Brandon Rios VS Diego Gabriel Chavez - Contested at Welterweight (Chavez weighed one pound over the limit)
Rios: 159
Chaves: 156
May:
Juan Manuel Marquez VS Mike Alvarado (Contested at Welterweight
(147), with a catch weight limit of 143, Alvarado coming in a hair over
and the Marquez camp not bothering to hold it against him
Marquez: 148
Alvarado: 152
April:
Manny Pacquiao VS Timothy Bradley (rematch) - Contested at Welterweight
Pacquiao: 151
Bradley: 152
2013:
November:
Manny Pacquiao VS Brandon Rios - Contested at Welterweight
Pacquiao: 150
Rios: 159
October:
Timothy Bradley VS Juan Manuel Marquez - Contested at Welterweight
Bradley: 154
Marquez: 150
July:
Keith Thurman VS Diego Chaves - Contested at Welterweight
Thurman: 156
Chaves: 157.75
June:
Marcos Rene Maidana VS Josesito Lopez - Contested at Welterweight
Maidana: 156.5
Lopez: 158.75
May:
Lucas Matthysse VS Lamont Peterson - Contested at Welterweight, with a catch weight merely one pound above the Light Welterweight limit, so that Peterson's title would not be on the line at Light Welterweight.
Matthysse: 150
Peterson: 149
2012:
June:
Timothy Bradley VS Manny Pacquiao I - Contested at Welterweight
Bradley: 147
Pacquiao: 150
Randall Bailey VS Mike Jones
Bailey: 155
Jones: 154
2011:
September:
Floyd Mayweather Junior VS Victor Ortiz - Contested at Welterweight
Mayweather: 150
Ortiz: 164
Andre Berto VS Jan Zaveck - Contested at Welterweight
Berto: 160
Zaveck: 159
2010:
2010:
November:
Andre Berto VS Freddy Hernandez - Contested at Welterweight
Berto: 159
Hernandez: 153
September:
Victor Ortiz VS Vivian Harris - Both weighed in at 142 pounds - Technically contested at Welterweight.
Ortiz: 155
Harris: 150
April:
Andre Berto VS Carlos Quintana - Contested at Welterweight
Berto: 153.5
Quintana: 161
2009:
September:
Floyd Mayweather Junior VS Juan Manuel Marquez - Contested at Welterweight
with a catch-weight in place which Mayweather could not or did not wish
to make after all, coming in two pounds over the initially agreed upon
144-pound catch-weight limit and renegotiating with Marquez in order to
do so. HBO's TOTT was read by commentator Jim Lampley and he mentioned
that Marquez allowed his weight to be taken on the night of the fight
but Lampley says: "Mayweather did not allow us to weigh him on our
unofficial scale."
Mayweather: ???
Juan Manuel Marquez: 148 lbs
May:
Andre Berto VS Juan Urango - Contested at Welterweight
Berto: 155
Urango: 150
January:
Shane Mosley VS Antonio Margarito - Contested at Welterweight
Mosley: 160
Margarito: 160
Andre Berto VS Luis Collazo - Contested at Welterweight
Berto: 160
Collazo: 155
2008:
December:
Manny Pacquiao VS Oscar De La Hoya - Contested at Welterweight
Pacquiao: 148.5
De La Hoya: 147
October:
Andre Berto VS Steve Forbes - Contested at Welterweight
Berto: 153.5
Forbes: 158
August:
Joshua Clottey VS Zab Judah - Contested at Welterweight
Clottey: 156
Judah: 147
Andre Berto VS Miguel Angel Rodriguez - Contested at Welterweight
Berto: 162
Rodriguez: 162
February:
Andre Berto VS Michel Trabant - Contested at Welterweight
Berto: 158
Trabant: 150
2007:
2007:
September:
Andre Berto VS David Estrada - Contested at Welterweight
Berto: 154
Estrada: 155
July:
Paul Williams VS Antonio Margarito - Contested at Welterweight
Williams: 162
Margarito: 157
February:
Shane Mosley VS Luis Collazo - Contested at Welterweight
Mosley: 154
Collazo: 160
2006:
December:
Andre Berto VS Miguel Figueroa - Contested at Welterweight
Berto: 158
Figueroa: 153
November:
Floyd Mayweather Junior VS Carlos Manuel Baldomir - Contested at Welterweight
Mayweather: 149
Baldomir: 162
May:
Ricky Hatton VS Luis Collazo - Contested at Welterweight
Hatton: 158
Collazo: 156
April:
Floyd Mayweather Junior VS Zab Judah - Contested at Welterweight
Mayweather: 146 (same as official weigh-in weight-very rare)
Judah: 150
November:
Floyd Mayweather Junior VS Sharmba Mitchell - Contested at Welterweight
Mayweather: 148
Mitchell: 155
2000:
February:
Oscar De La Hoya VS Derrell Coley
De La Hoya: 154
Coley: 151
1999:
Felix Trinidad VS Pernell Whitaker - Contested at Welterweight
Trinidad: 155
Whitaker: 155
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Source: Sources for all matches are during the fight broadcast's tale of the tape unless otherwise noted.
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