aaron pryor v kostya tszu ,v mayweather jr

Is this thread about the match-ups, or Panama Lewis's misdeed's?

I ask because the original post seems to trail off the subject

 

Pyror and his trainer were both cheats. The "other bottle, the one I mixed" is no longer a mystery. It was fill with anti-asthma medication to open up his lungs. He doesn't deserve to mentioned with ATG's like Tszyu or Mayweather.

 

Tszye Floyd would have been a great fight.

 

mayweather jr beats tszyu and pryor by UD

 

Pryor would have killed Tszyu without question or doubt. Mayweather might have outboxed him, but I can't say that for sure. Pryor was possessed and in his prime was as feared as Hagler was in his.

 

IMO, Pryor victory over AG was tainted, he got hit was some majoe league right hands in round 13th, and after he drank from "the one that I mix" he look a different man, he cheated plain and simple.

 

Pryor wins by TKO

 

Agree, and that was in d 13th round after twelve rounds of war.

 

I heard it was a mixture of cocaine, orange juice, and honey, and I could believe that but who really knows?

The fact is, he beat Arguello worse the second time without cheating so the win is not tainted.

On topic Pryor beats Tszu and Mayweather probably beats them both. Although I agree Pryor is way underrated and deserves to be in the hall of fame. The only thing that's lacking is his resume. He definitely had the skills. He COULD beat Floyd but we'll never know... different eras.

 

Restro said that Lewis put antihistimines in their water but that is not proof that Pryor took them. Antihistimines are not always illegal if taken before a fight-- and I am not sure about during a fight in those days?

Xylocaine, on the other hand, directly effects the central nervous system and cardiovascular system and can be useful in arrhythmia (irregular heartbeat) suppression and the inhibition of Norepinephrine (adrenaline/stress hormone/fight or flight response) and thus, can also allow one to relax in the face of a stressful situation.

Interestingly, some antistimines such as Clenbuterol are chemically similar to Epinephrine and norepinephrine adrenalines and when taken are known to cause side effects similar to steroids. These side effects are believed to include increased anabolic metabolisms and rage

Remarkably, USADA and various boxing commissions not only allow local injections of xylocaine but also its mixture with these same fight effecting adrenalines to stop bleeding during a fight.



Tszu would always have a puncher's chance but I think Pryor would have pulled a relentless but more refined Hatton-like win on him. Pryor would also do the same to Floyd IMO