Poonsawat retires

[Nopporn]

Would some of you shut up? and listen to me.

Poonsawat doesn't have HIV/AIDS in his blood. That's just a rumour.

The truth is he got thalassemia and needs to take a rest at least 6 months as the doctor suggested him to do so he will retire temporarily from boxing.

Poonsawat said that he will come back to fight again if he recovers.

Good luck my warrior.

[Hermit]

Originally Posted by Nopporn

Would some of you shut up? and listen to me.

Poonsawat doesn't have HIV/AIDS in his blood. That's just a rumour.

The truth is he got thalassemia and needs to take a rest at least 6 months as the doctor suggested him to do so he will retire temporarily from boxing.

Poonsawat said that he will come back to fight again if he recovers.

Good luck my warrior.

And you know this how?

[Zacker]

Poonsawat fails a blood test. Reputable (insert a suitable smiley here) news site *********** says they're told it's HIV. Boxingguys go -Oh, he's from Thailand, nowuhmsayin?

And here we are. We'll see.

[Rx21]

I have thalassemia myself. With the enlarged spleen and anemia this only adds to his legacy. Thankfully it was found in America before he was seriously injured. This derailed my baseball abn basketball career in college and high school. My family doctor didn't want me to ride bikes because risk handlebars exploding my spleen. Lay off the guy. He doesn't have AIDS. You can live with this for years without any complications especially concidering where he is from and athletic trainging it was hidden or ignored. HE IS A TRUE WARRIOR AND CHAMPION. May God be with him and retire happily.

[The Akbar One]

Unfortunately we have a few trolls on this forum who push bullshit HIV propaganda whenever they get the chance.

[The Akbar One]

Originally Posted by NoNeck

False positives exist and happen maybe two or three times out of 100. If a test is initially positive, it gets cross checked to confirm it. That's where the argument falls apart for HIV tests being invalid. They aren't. The first test might be falsely positive though.

Not true at all. Several studies have shown the tests react false positive at rates higher than 80 and 90% depending on the actual ailment. Example. Flu Vaccination was observed to cause a 90% false positive rate. Lebrosy, Malaria, TB etc, above 80%. The tests don't tell you shit, they are just a money earner for big pharma.

[NoNeck]

Originally Posted by rx21

i have thalassemia myself. With the enlarged spleen and anemia this only adds to his legacy. Thankfully it was found in america before he was seriously injured. This derailed my baseball abn basketball career in college and high school. My family doctor didn't want me to ride bikes because risk handlebars exploding my spleen. Lay off the guy. He doesn't have aids. You can live with this for years without any complications especially concidering where he is from and athletic trainging it was hidden or ignored. He is a true warrior and champion. May god be with him and retire happily.

:d

[DobyZhee]

Originally Posted by Nonito Smoak

X 2

Beyond unfair for Guillermo to go through training for 6 weeks then not get paid.

maybe rigo should sue

[Hermit]

Originally Posted by The Akbar One

Not true at all. Several studies have shown the tests react false positive at rates higher than 80 and 90% depending on the actual ailment. Example. Flu Vaccination was observed to cause a 90% false positive rate. Lebrosy, Malaria, TB etc, above 80%. The tests don't tell you shit, they are just a money earner for big pharma.

So there is no such thing as aids as far as you are concerned because there is no reliable way to diagnose it because the test is shit? This is really what you are saying.