big larry ready to take everyone down with him??

[itsa huge bitch]

as we all know big larry has been caught doping wildy (bout fucking time).

after reading a load of his interviews he sounds more and more like a man ready to take everyone down with him..

anyone else get this impression??

what would it do for our sport if he was to start a huge scandel??

i personally think it would be the final nail in the coffin..

thoughts??

[joe33]

Considering no one outside a few know him, doubt it will be listened to by many

[Boro chris]

Well we've been getting a lot of Americans caught for doping, maybe Larry knows the identity of a few Brits who are doping?

[itsa huge bitch]

Originally Posted by Boro chris

Well we've been getting a lot of Americans caught for doping, maybe Larry knows the identity of a few Brits who are doping?

was thinking along these lines myself..cant help but think hes ready to swing for the fences on this..things are only going to get worse..

[itsa huge bitch]

Originally Posted by joe33

Considering no one outside a few know him, doubt it will be listened to by many

you think this matters??.personally i think if the press manage to get him to spill the beans everyone will listen.regardless of how famous he is in the sport....

[Jordan_Davies]

He was caught using PEDs and still got destroyed by John Mcdermott

[BigR]

I think having been caught Larry has a duty of care to his fellow professional boxers to report people who he knows/suspects are taking illegal substances. There is no honour in keeping this information to himself if it will result in another boxer being harmed because their opponent is a drug cheat. I don't think he should tell the press as that may lead to sensationalism and witch hunts, but he should meet with the BBBofC who could then carry out a thorough investigation. False accusations would be damaging to a boxer's career and reputation, but cheats should be dealt with.

[Boro chris]

Originally Posted by itsa huge bitch

.things are only going to get worse..

I think it's a good thing in the long run. A good clearing out of the sport. If it can survive the short term damage of course.

[itsa huge bitch]

Originally Posted by Boro chris

I think it's a good thing in the long run. A good clearing out of the sport. If it can survive the short term damage of course.

agreed my man..between the home town decisions and robberys in the sport the last thing we need is a full blown drugs fiasco..but like you say if it survives the early onslaught then maybe itl turn it around..

[jawbreaker]

The difference is boxing is not a team sport. So while, boxers might know of each other they rarely have intimate details like one would get in a locker room setting.