Yeah, that same happened to many in Olympics as well. There is a double standard for Void. Lies make Pac druggie, but Void gets away with anything he so wants. Fight with Hatton is a sick joke on all fans.
I have done some checking with a few people that I know and lignocain has become a real grey area in sport. The use of it has become hard to police because of it being used when you receive stitches . When I describe how it was being used to these people they seem to think under the rules of sport it would be illegal. This is maybe why it is illegal in some areas and not others.
No wonder all the Floyd fans were talking about PAC PAC PAC, they were hiding may's drug use... WOW JUST WOW>>> :nut
Unless the USADA oversees the testing. Apparently they don't test for it since it's not on their banned substance list... http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/spo...cle3019074.ece
here you go: http://www.nytimes.com/1989/02/18/sports/sports-people-boxing-honeyghan-faces-fine.html Nevada boxing officials said yesterday they would fine and probably suspend Lloyd Honeyghan. They said the British fighter tested positive for the painkilling drug lidocaine after losing his World Boxing Council welterweight title to Marlon Starling on Feb. 4. ''We're going to be tough with this one and we're going to make sure it's not done again in this state,'' said Dr. Elias Ghanem, chairman of the Nevada State Athletic Commission. Ghanem said Honeyghan and his handlers were specifically warned before the fight that they must clear any medications they planned to use with the commission. He said they still went ahead and secretly injected lidocaine into the boxer. Ghanem said lidocaine is similar to Novocain and is commonly used in injections for relief of tennis elbow or bursitis. Ghanem said he had talked to Honeyghan's manager, Mickey Duff, and Duff told him he did not know when or where Honeyghan got the injection.(AP)