I am not wrong moron Hendricks himself has admitted it. Before the GSP fight he said he has walked into the octagon over 200lbs and he was a little smaller now.
Bull prove it. Anderson Silva barely weighed 200 (lbs) pounds and he was a damn MW.
You are a liar and don't know anything about weight cutting if you seriously think fighters are cutting +30lbs of water weight and then weighing +30lbs heavier on the night of the fight, a day after weigh ins.
Hendricks also, called Dana White and told him 2 days before weigh ins that he was 196lbs and would not be able to make weight unless he took a very dangerous cut. And Dana said on the UFC (inside/access crap) that he told Hendricks it's fine and not worth him risking his life to Mae such a dangerous cut... Oh and by the way Hendricks had to go to the Hospitsl!!!
So Hendricks two days out from weigh ins is 26lbs over and has 2lbs of water weight to lose and can't do it. Hence Hendricks pulled out of the Tyrone Woodley fight (and Woodley spoke about this as well recently).
You sound like the same confused kids who post on here about fighter xyz cutting 50 pounds. Or some bullshit.
http://mmajunkie.com/2015/10/ufc-sc...ndricks-vs-tyron-woodley-ufc-192-co-headliner
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2117306-johnny-hendricks-added-weight-wont-help-gsp-in-rematch
^^ here a bulked up GSP (after he quit fighting is, and GSP says he weighs 200lbs which is +10 pounds more than the most he ever weighted. The most he ever weighed was 190lns.
http://forums.sherdog.com/threads/j...-weigh-in-weighed-195-2-this-morning.2694959/
"I've killed my body way too much," Hendricks told MMA Fighting. "That's not even counting college. That's not even counting high school and that's not even counting middle school. I've been cutting weight literally since I was 13 years old. I'm 32. Yeah, I know how to cut weight, but there's a point where your body just wants to be done with it."
Giordano said Hendricks has already hit 180 and his walking around in the low 180s around two weeks before his fight with Stephen Thompson at UFC 196 on Feb. 6 in Las Vegas. By the time he arrives for fight week, Giordano hopes there's only about six or seven pounds left to cut. Hendricks has looked shredded in recent pictures he's posted on social media -- a major departure from the past. Previously, Hendricks would arrive on fight week up to 20 pounds off."
http://www.mmafighting.com/2016/1/2...s-nutritionist-vows-to-improve-weight-cut-ive
The idea, Giordano said, is to not dehydrate. He hates the term "weight cut," because that implies losing weight in an unhealthy, extreme way. Giordano, a New Jersey native, has a degree in exercise science, is a certified weight management specialist and has been working in and health and fitness for 15 years.
"There's a big difference between dehydrating yourself and losing weight while still being hydrated," he said. "The goal is to make sure they're 100 percent when they step in the cage and it's actually impossible to dehydrate yourself and be 100 percent in 24 hours."
In MMA, fighters want to be as big as possible -- bigger than their opponents, if possible -- going into a fight. It is a culture taken from amateur wrestling. Giordano, who was a wrestler from the age of 5, said it doesn't really make sense. A major weight cut is only going to hamper a fighter's performance, he added, and that is backed up by medical science.
"Size has no affect on strength," Giordano said. "Just because you're walking around and you're bigger doesn't mean you're necessarily stronger. It's basic physics -- more mass equals slower speed. So in essence you're going to be slower if you put on a lot more mass for that fight. It's a really big misconception. Like doctors said, it's impossible to dehydrate yourself to where you're cutting nine, 10 pounds in two hours to step on a scale and then refuel, rehydrate and be 100 percent."
"Hendricks and his former nutrition guru,
Mike Dolce, parted ways earlier this year. "Bigg Rigg" used some of Dolce's principles for weight cuts after the split, but strayed from his initial plan before his training camp for Woodley. Dolce has criticized Hendricks for getting too far out of shape in the offseason, a fact that Hendricks does not necessarily dispute.
"I made the wrong decisions on how to eat and what to eat," Hendricks said. "It goes back to me just sitting here saying, 'I don't know anything about it, let's get somebody who does.' I was being like, 'Hey, I got this.' It cost me and I want to make sure it never costs me again. That's where Louis comes in."
HENDRICKS HIMSELF SAYS HE IS NORMALLY (OR HE USED TO NORMALLY BE 195LBS to 200LBS) NOT MORE THAN 200 pounds.
http://www.mixedmartialarts.com/for...cks-I-weigh-195-200-lb-in-the-octagon:2250517
http://mmajunkie.com/2015/10/coach-explains-johny-hendricks-ufc-192-weight-issues
^^ However, since the GSP fight and at least until the Matt Brown fight Hendricks was at 195 or right under. As said by his trainer.
“Last camp, for the fight with Matt Brown, we had made a pact that he wouldn’t get above 195 – and he did that successfully for that camp,” Ramirez said. “He stayed under 195. Last camp was one of the best weight camps we’ve ever had in the history of Johny’s fighting career. He did everything right, stayed on the diet and was where we wanted him to be.
“This camp he came in around 210 or 205, which is a little too heavy for our liking. I think that’s the biggest factor in this camp – just coming in too heavy and starting his meal prep a little bit too late.”
Hendricks remained heavier than his team members wanted as fight week drew near, which led them to expect a rough weight cut in the days leading up to Friday’s weigh-ins. But no one expected the disaster of a trip to the emergency room and a canceled bout due to
^^^ MEANING HE WAS OVER 200LBS BEFORE THE WEIGHT CAMP STARTED AND WAS NOT GOING TO WEIGH THAT MUCH DURING FIGHT NIGHT OR IN CAMP.
Johny is likely done as a fighter and it has showed the guy had hurt his body too much. He will likely lose his next fight and what will that be 5 losses in the past 7 fights?