Jager? seriously who the **** drinks that **** an under aged drinker? thats the typical chick drink wtf
I would love to see that, but if I were Tony I would suggest Random testing Mosley was juiced the **** up for that fight
Maybe because he didnt know until the issue was brought to the public and since then, they made sure he had has hands wrapped properly. You gotta try harder than that!atsch You're not even making sense now.
Wouldnt' doubt that he was. Margarito should request Random testing and Mosley can request thorough inspection of wraps again. :good
Calcium sulfate contains three elements, two of which they tested for and found (calcium & sulfur), the other of which they obviously wouldn't have tested for because they already knew it was there (oxygen).
James Toney got a $2000 fine and a slap on the wrist for his steroid use. Shane Mosley got to keep his belts, and record intact even though he was juicing when he became a 3 division champ, 4 time world champion, and unified Jr. MW weight champion. Fernando Vargas got suspended for nearly a year, and fined $250,000.. Go figure.
You dont have to agree...I'm not here to win you over as a friend tough luck if you dont agree. You told me to answer the question honestly and I did..**** how you feel!:good
Okay well based on your statement here it wasnt plaster then he didnt have the final element. I mean how is he going to add Oxygen with his hands wrapped up like that and gloved up, Plaster has to set, and again with only trace elements how would that do damage through the wrap and through an 8 ounce glove?:think
Dude, define traces. Then look up the components of skin, hair blood and sweat. All contain TRACES of sulphur and clacium... Add that Tony was suspended before the results came in from the lab...now add that the California SAC suspended him for illegal wraps (used) not plaster, and you can see why it's hard to crucify Margarito...
No thanks. You'd probably try to slip a roofie in that mother****er so you can ****-blow me, you ****ing fruitcake. :verysad