Erík Morales SHREDS Canelo; Says Ginger Fights Old/Shot Fighters!

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  1. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    It's an effective method of avoiding a question. Canelo is a drug cheat, regardless of what other boxers have did, this is just factual.
     
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  2. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    Mayweather and Pacquiao are not factually drug cheats. You can't spin your own narrative on ****. It's just your speculation. Canelo is a drug cheat and that's a fact.
     
  3. PIPO23

    PIPO23 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Erik is right. No denying it! Cownello is fighting old shot fighters. Using Peds and rehydration clauses.Can't defend that at all.Erik would have gone further and say he is a a drug cheat.

    But errr he was caught as well. So he refrained.

    Just wish Vargas, Salido, Nery and Cuadras would speak up against this cheat. Errr, never mind.It was the tainted La carne mexicana.
     
  4. ElCyclon

    ElCyclon Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Agree, Canelo got caught and the "cheater" accusations are understandable.

    Do you agree that FLoyd is a cheat for using WADA-banned IV?
     
  5. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    Nope. Floyd had an exemption. Also, the substances that were in the IV were not anything illegal. Nice try though.

    Also the cheater accusations aren't accusations lol, they're just factual statements. Say it with me, "Canelo is a drug cheat".
     
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  6. deyell

    deyell MOLECULE FROM HELL. Full Member

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    Taking IV fluids over 50 ml is illegal because it can mask traces of PEDs. Therefore Floyd Mayweather who used 750 ml of IV fluids to bleach his blood is a confirmed PED cheat.

    Which part is so hard to understand?
     
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  7. UniversalPart

    UniversalPart Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Bro, you can't BLEACH someone's blood without killing them.
     
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  8. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    Keyword is "can". Another keyword is "exemption". Now go play in traffic you ****ing ******.
     
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  9. deyell

    deyell MOLECULE FROM HELL. Full Member

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    But you can mask traces of PEDs in your blood as it is evident since Lance Armstrong...
     
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  10. deyell

    deyell MOLECULE FROM HELL. Full Member

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    Keyword is that you are ******ed. WADA code clearly states when an athelete can get a TUE for taking IV fluids over 50 mL. If an athlete is severely dehydrated to the point it is life threatening - needless to mention in such case the fight would have been over.

    Mayweather wasn't dehydrated at all as it was evident from the pre-fight medical data sheet. He showed no sign of dehydration. He got a TUE because USADA is corrupt to the core. Pedweather didn't take IV fluids because he was dehydrated, he took it to mask PEDs, Lance Armstrong style. Face the facts fanboy: your hero is a 100% confirmed PED cheat, the Lance Armstrong of boxing.
     
  11. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    Your opinion is not a fact. Facts are he had an exemption and was not reprimanded for "cheating". Nice try though ***** boy.
     
  12. deyell

    deyell MOLECULE FROM HELL. Full Member

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    What do you mean my opinion? When I say Mayweather wasn't dehydrated is not my opinion, it is a medical fact. Team Mayweather and USADA claimed that the paramedic provided the IV for the boxer in his home, because he was severely dehydrated, that's why the exemption was given later.

    Pre-fight medical data sheet showed no sign of dehydration:

    https://boxnation.azureedge.net/cloudcache/f/8/3/4/9/f/f8349fcd29a119dddf0bf3d889dc43622233c574.png

    Read and weep fanboy:

    Mayweather was given a pre-fight physical examination by the Nevada State Athletic Commission on the day of the weigh-in. Did he disclose to commission doctors at that time that he was so badly dehydrated that he needed an IV infusion? No, he did not. Nor, according to NSAC records, did the examining physician find evidence of dehydration.

    If a fighter is dehydrated, his blood pressure is likely to be low and his pulse rate high. That wasn’t the case with Mayweather as evidenced by the Nevada State Athletic Commission medical data sheet.

    Mayweather’s blood pressure was 118/84. In other words, his systolic blood pressure (pressure when the heart is contracting and pumping blood out) was 118. And his diastolic blood pressure (pressure when the heart is resting between beats) was 84. That’s normal for a professional athlete.

    Mayweather’s pulse rate – 60 sitting and 66 standing – was also normal.

    When a ring doctor tells a fighter to open his mouth wide at a pre-fight physical examination, the doctor isn’t looking for cavities. He’s checking for loose teeth and cuts inside the mouth. The doctor is also checking the mucous membrane lining inside the fighter’s mouth for signs of dehydration. Furthermore, if a fighter is dehydrated, there are additional signs of that condition in his skin turgor (the time it takes for skin to return to its original position after being pinched). Neither of these conditions was noted by the examining doctor.


    To repeat: Mayweather showed no significant signs of dehydration at his pre-fight physical examination.
     
  13. IsaL

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    Actually it's NOT a fact, using proper context and definition.

    What is a fact is that he tested positive for trace amounts of clenbuterol. Another fact is that the lab director indeed state that the findings were consistent with the consumption of tainted meat. Another fact is that a hair follicle test can detect blatant clen use for up to a year back, a test Canelo passed.
     
  14. ellerbe

    ellerbe Loyal Member Full Member

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    Not reading all that you ****ing ******. Get a life. Who are you, shadow 2.0 now? Facts are Mayweather is not a drug cheat, that's your opinion. Never was caught on an illegal substance and never was reprimanded for cheating.
     
  15. fistsof steel

    fistsof steel Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Can see a trend here.!!!