i'm new to this eze, dont act like you know this **** either :rofl:rofl you've been proven wrong on these boards more than walk with me has made pwill threads....but lets not get into that cause i still like you... i started looking into this a few days ago, and found a lot of **** that made sense....but it's like this, his haters will continue to hate, and his supporters will continue to support.....
Damn Freddy-Wak, by the time this Margie ordeal is done....you will have earned yourself an honorable PHD with all the research you are doing to defend that sorry ass cheater!!!!
now wait for eze to start making childish comments when this is getting serious......trust me, he will
Your hand cream is also a fail because the piece of wrap they removed was OVER his already partially wrapped knuckles and then they tried to conceal it. So he couldn't of had any of this pain relieving hand cream get on the wraps.
im saying all they had to do was spit on the substance to see if it is plaster and as far as i know all these brilliant minds have yet to determine if it is plaster so dont you think it would be prudent to wait and see what is really going on. im not on margos side or against him as my previous posts will attest. i would just like the truth of what really happened.
if blood can leak thru wraps, why can't sweat :huh:huh, it's thinner...... and remember, the wrap was old...so all this is making more and more sense to me
No matter the arguments Ill always like you. Im just going to disagree with you heavily on this subject. I think you are being very bias for Margo. Margo couldn't of used hand cream because the wraps taken never touched his hands. They were concealed between his partially wraped hands and they were continuing to wrap over them. Remember you even said they were just knuckle pads. I dont know of any fighter that puts the knuckle pad on directly on skin. It's wrapped first then the knuckle pad is put on then wrapped some more.
Na the hand cream is a bad example Arum used what I'm telling you is fact. Baby powder is calcium ,Sweat produces sulfur IE body odor If preused they would contain sweat and if used any form of powder or talc Which leads to traces of calcium and sulfur I don't know the truth but the csac needs to show all the substances to see if it makes plaster of paris or just a few common ingredients. My toilet and a bowl of soup both contain water I wouldn't say its the same would you?
1. They aren't even his wraps remember? He never got the chance to build up a sweat with his gloves on. 2. The trainer said they were treated. 3. This random person of whomever used these old wraps whether. Happened to use a certain hand cream prior to fighting? 4. If the sulfur and calcium count was so low, why would the CSAC not release that? Dont you think if it was too low they would say something?
I just can't see with all the fuss going on . Why can't they give a definitive answer of what was in their. Was it something that shouldn't be in their "old wraps" or plaster ? Huge difference
listen, if it really was cream (and i know this far fetching, but), especially pain relieving cream....wouldn't it be believable that his trainer, rubbed cream on his body as most trainers do.....then wrap his hands...i mean, it's really believable at this point.....just saying