The hypocrisy of judging cheaters...

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by El Fijador, Aug 16, 2012.


  1. Primera

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    Typical of a Berto, Mosley, Peterson, Tarver, RJJ fan.

    PEDs are worse.
     
  2. Rudyard

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    IMO, I think most probably think that PED doesnt always give you the upper hand as to loading up your gloves. Loading your gloves will always give you an advantage over taking some PED...Dont get me wrong, because both are bad but Loading is leagues above taking PED.

    Just my thoughts!:good
     
  3. SweetHome_Bama

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    Yep.

    Bricks in the gloves are worse than supplements.

    Only in the mind of an idiot.

    Sorry.

    Your friend,
    Sweethome_Bama
     
  4. Divi253

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    Loaded gloves is a far worse offense than any other possible PED advantage in the opinion of most.
     
  5. Primera

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    By bricks you mean a substance that was found (was traced through a microscope) that needs another compound to form plaster? Are you even trying at this point?

    Drug cheats are equally as disgusting.
     
  6. JAB5239

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    I hope you're not serious. If you are you've obviously never fought before. :-(
     
  7. SweetHome_Bama

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    It was clear enough that Nazim Richardson with his naked eye could see that it didn't belong, was a hard substance, and seemed to have red dye or blood on it, that matched watch was seen at the end of the Cotto - Margarito 1 fight.

    So by all objective analysts not only or you wrong with the basic facts, you are wrong argument wise as well. No one said PEDs aren't cheating, but anyone with the ability to think can easily see that bringing weapons to the ring is a worse action than doping.
     
  8. Primera

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    I love your exaggeration, "bringing weapons to the ring."

    It'd be ridiculous to say something like "having drugs that makes your body a weapon" so I'll refrain. You've already shown that you aren't very educated.
     
  9. Atritionist

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    Cheating is cheating. Be it in the form of loading gloves/wraps, stacking wraps, creating advantagous ridges on wraps, taking PEDs, using Diuretics, not cutting weight, ... etc

    All forms of cheating don't matter which is worse than the other, all are ways to gain an unfair advantage.
     
  10. Rudyard

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    If thats the case then why didnt Fernando Vargas beat DLH??:patsch

    If I were to use your logic, Vargas was suppose to wasp through DLH given he was roided up.
     
  11. Atritionist

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    He did almost have Oscar out in the first round, and was dominating the early part of the fight. But Oscars skills prevailed. Vargas was in such a roid rage he was fighting more on emotion than with his skills and brains.
     
  12. Florez

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    True, Cannot jump into Conclusion also when Margarito fought Cotto. Unless there was 100% evidence on that fight that he had plaster but got busted 100% against Mosley.
     
  13. SweetHome_Bama

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    Bringing plaster padding into a boxing match is bringing a weapon into the ring.

    That you can't see this speaks more of your intelligence than anything you could say about me.


    You are arguing a strawman my friend.

    The question was never if one action was cheating or not, it was always the level of cheating.

    Hitting low is technically cheating, but it is no way as bad as rigging the scales, which is no where near as bad as putting plaster pads in your glove.

    :good
     
  14. Cableaddict

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    It wasn't solid because they caught it right away. It would have hardened by the time the bell rang.


    -And OP, how anyone can equate loaded gloves with Ped use is beyond me. Yes, they are both wrong, but one is obviously much more dangerous to the opponent.
     
  15. ThaWiseJester

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    Same thing with quitters,Ortiz gets **** and he does not have much experience but Duran quits,and no one likes to ever bring that up... Him being more decorated is MORE reason for him not to be a quitter,but like Ortiz he did and was NOT even hurt...