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Chris Algieri makes the weight on his second attemptPhoto by Anton Tabuena
Manny Pacquiao and Chris Algieri pose during the official weigh inPhoto by Anton Tabuena
Manny Pacquiao flexes after making weightPhoto by Anton Tabuena
Chris Algieri stripped down and still missed weight during his first attemptPhoto by Anton Tabuena
Manny Pacquiao speaks to the media after weighing inPhoto by Anton Tabuena
Chris Algieri speaks to the media after his initial weigh-inPhoto by Anton Tabuena
Jessie Vargas and Antonio DeMarco pose after making weightPhoto by Anton Tabuena
Vasyl Lomachenko and Chonlatarn Piriyapinyo pose after weighing inPhoto by Anton Tabuena
Zou Shiming and Kwanpichip Onesongchaigym pose after weighin inPhoto by Anton Tabuena
Michael Buffer during the weigh insPhoto by Anton Tabuena
Bob Arum during the weigh insPhoto by Anton Tabuena
The Pacquiao vs. Algieri weigh in venuePhoto by Anton Tabuena
Chris Algieri picking the official gloves that will be used during fight nightPhoto by Anton Tabuena
Top Rank ring girlsPhoto by Anton Tabuena
Saturday morning in Macau, Manny Pacquiao and Chris Algieri stepped on the scales in front of a large crowd at the the Cotai Arena. The future hall-of-famer in Pacquiao weighed in comfortably at 143.8, while Algieri missed the catchweight mark of 144 lbs on his first attempt.
Algieri needed to shed an extra .2 lbs, and after a couple of minutes, he weighed in at 143.6, making tomorrow's bout official. According to his coach Tim Lane, Algieri 'didn't need exercise' to cut the extra weight and make the limit. He also then says that Manny doesn't belong at this weight class.
"Pacquiao is a 126 lb dude. Pacquiao should never be at this weight," Tim Lane exclaims, "The guy probably walks around at 142 lbs and probably ate a hamburger right before this weigh in just to get the weight up."
The rest of the fighters on the undercard all made weight as well.
Check above for BloodyElbow.com's photos from the Pacquiao vs. Algieri weigh-ins.