Mayweather: Weight Doesn't Matter In Paul Fight; I'm Always At A Weight Disadvantage

MIAMI BEACH, Florida – The most Floyd Mayweather remembers an opponent out-weighing him by on fight night was approximately 20 pounds. The undefeated legend still won that bout very easily in June 2005, when he dominated the late Arturo Gatti for six rounds until their junior welterweight title fight mercifully was stopped. Mayweather estimated Thursday that Gatti weighed 160 pounds when they stepped into the ring at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, whereas Mayweather weighed 140.