Nevada Screws Omar Nino Again

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  1. ricardinho

    ricardinho Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Omar ko'd Mayol and it got turned into a Technical Draw.
     
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  2. natep

    natep Boxing Addict Full Member

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    i don't know man, as much as i wanted to see nino whoop mayol's ass, the technical draw was a fair shake.
     
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  3. ricardinho

    ricardinho Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    He was throwing the punch before the ref intervened
     
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  4. Brickhaus

    Brickhaus Packs the house Full Member

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    Uh, fight was in Mexico

    TD was a decent outcome. He could have been DQed for that. He threw two low blows, ref told him to stop, ref grabbed his arm, he threw anyway.
     
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  5. Boom_Boom

    Boom_Boom R.I.P Boxing 6/9/12 Full Member

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    /thread

    and how did Nino got screwed again what was the first time?
     
    Boom_Boom, Feb 27, 2010
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  6. Brickhaus

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    He beat Viloria, but flunked a post fight drug test because he was taking sudafed for a cold, and that's an illegal 'performance enhancer' (because it allows the fighter to take in more oxygen).
     
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  7. DobyZhee

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    lol@ sudafed being an illegal substance.
     
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  8. Boom_Boom

    Boom_Boom R.I.P Boxing 6/9/12 Full Member

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    I heard it was Opium.
    He definetely beat Viloria the first time, but felt he got a huge gift against Viloria the 2nd time around. Scorecards resulted in a draw for that fight anyways. Dont see how Nino got screwed there unless they withheld his paycheck for the fight.
     
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  9. CLUBBER

    CLUBBER C.R.A.B. BOXING Full Member

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    :good
     
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  10. tepaltzin

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    :lol:

    You're ill-informed as usual!
     
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  11. Brickhaus

    Brickhaus Packs the house Full Member

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    There's conflicting reports. Some say he tested positive for amphetimine (in which case he deserved to be stripped, obviously). Others say he tested positive for antihistamine, which is what Nino claims. Since NSAC doesn't make it public what they test positive for, who knows.

    Edit: scratch that, Keith Kizer says it was amphetamines. Nino claims he was taking cold medication.

    http://www.thesweetscience.com/boxing-article/4705/boxing-chatter/
     
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  12. puertorricane

    puertorricane Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    he was losing this fight and then knock the guy out after a low blow so i dont think he go screw..

    :hat
     
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  13. tepaltzin

    tepaltzin Guest

    It didn't even go past 3 rounds:lol:
     
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  14. ricardinho

    ricardinho Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Actually it was a false possitive and the NSAC apologized afterwards

    By Robert Coster

    “I want to knock Mayol out,” says former world champion Omar Nino as he is getting set for his February 27th showdown against WBC light flyweight champion Rodell Mayol of the Philippines in Mexico City. Those are bold words from Nino (28-3-1, 11 KOs), reputed to be more of a pure boxer than puncher. But the Guadalajara-born fighter seems intent on making his countrymen proud and winning the title “which I should never have lost in the first place.”

    In October 2006, Nino wrested the WBC crown from favored and then unbeaten Brian Viloria with a clear-cut decision in Las Vegas. However, the Mexican champion was then stripped of the belt on doping charges, allegations which then turned out to be false. “The Nevada Athletic Comission made a mistake and they have recently apologized to me,” said Nino. “I think it is the only such case in boxing”.

    It took Nino three-and-a-half years to fight his way back into contention. “It’s a terrible feeling to be punished for something you haven’t done but all that is in the past. I’m back from the brink and really pumped up. I will bring the title back to Mexico,” promises Nino.

    As for Mayol’s reputation as a dirty fighter who frequently uses his head as a weapon (back to back controversial endings against Ivan Calderon and Edgar Sosa)? “Against Mayol one has to be mobile, not a fixed target,” considers Nino, “Rodell’s stamina is suspect and I’m looking for a late round stoppage.”
     
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  15. Brickhaus

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    No offense, but the guy coming back a year later and saying "well, they told me in private that they made a mistake" isn't all that compelling of an argument to me. NSAC never reversed it or said it was a false positive.
     
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