Antonio Margarito has Retired

Again, show me the proof of the plaster. Sorry but TRACE Elements of Sulphur and Calcium would not hold in a court of law. Thatys the reason this never went to trial.

But you're fine with fighters juicing? Or you think its not as bad?

Also, I'd like to know, since you believe with all your heart that Margarito used Plaster of Paris, if you think what you believe Margarito did is the same as what Luis Resto did.

 

Thats your scientific rebuttal? lol Google makes people think they really know ****.

 

Then explain how it would work, lets just say he had all the ingredients to make plaster paris but was missing Oxygen the mans hands are wrapped, now we have the gloves on how is it going to set?

Keep in mind they said it would harden when it got wet, Plaster Paris says you have to let that **** dry.

You also have to answer how that little amount of "Plaster" is going to be able to penetrate the wrap and an 8 ounce glove

 

He cant bro its obvious, he is just another but hurt *****

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=4020190

Where's your source that they only found "trace amounts"? According to this, they used a stereomicroscope and with an X-ray fluorescence spectrometer and determined the wraps contained sulfur and calcium.

Like I said, this is just about the worst type of cheating I can think of. Yes, worse than juicing, IMO. If you disagree then we can agree to disagree on that.

Where's this "all my heart" **** coming from? Based on what I've seen and read I believe the mother****er got caught with plaster wraps.

 

Sulfar and Calcium again are not the elements in plaster paris thank you for trying, after searching your post history its clear what your about.

Your another butt hurt ***** who cringed at the idea of Margarito calling your boy out face to face.

 

Not trying to get into this convo. We all believe what we want but I am just correcting chemistry fallacies. There is calcium and Sulfure in plaster of paris. this is the equation.

CaSO4·2H2O + Heat → CaSO4·½H2O + 1½ H2O (released as steam).

CaSO4 being Calcium Sulfate. Its merely a form of a hydrate

 

*****s have a bit of talent, your all PED experts you are all experts in how Money in the sport works how PPV numbers work you all know how promoting works how to market fights, you are suddenly chemist whats next?

 

lol @ me being a *****. Not a big mayweather fan at all. Im a med school student. that my friend is simply chemistry.

 

So since he will not explain to me how this works maybe you can.

Since your in med school good luck to you as well thats some ****ing work for ya..... my wife would climb up the ****ing walls when she was in school.....

anyhow here is the question...

the wraps contained Calcium and Suflar, not Calcium Sulfate, Now cormega says its just missing oxygen.

I would like to know based on what they found how that would form plaster paris?

Keep in mind the instructions for plaster paris state you have to mix it with water and allow it to dry, if your hands are in the gloves its going to remain wet the entire night.

And also keep in mind they only found trace elements so how is it possible that what they found was going to do any damage at all you have 15 yards of gauze and an 8 ounce glove that the plaster has to penetrate.


all I am asking for is an explanation as to how this would work with Minute Trace elements in which is missing the Oxygen according to Cormega

 

The oxygen is already there, you ****ing clown. What, do you think the gloves form an air tight seal and they vacuum all the air out?

Have you ever gotten a cast, like for a broken bone? They wet the **** out of those things when they put them on and they dry and harden in a matter of minutes.

Again with the "trace amounts" BS? According to who? It doesn't need to penetrate the glove. It adds extra weight without adding extra padding, and that directly translates into more concussive force.

 

I dunno what cormeis talkimg about missing the oxygen. In a sense it could have had oxygen(its used as a binding device in this compound) but it wouldnt show. Meaning it could have been the calcium sulfate. it might not have been. It just depends on how they listed it. It could even be calcium sulfide which is a crystallized form of caclium sulfate. I would love to see the specifics of what they found but I dont think that would happen lol. Sorry its a bit inconclusive but those ingrediants dont really say much. it could have been plaster of paris. it might not have been. who knows. My belief is base dmore on action and reaction. But like I said we all have our beliefs. To each his own.

 

But the commission said the wraps never got hard, they described them as firm and bendable.

in addition I am not sure if you have but I have been to the gym I have boxed in the amateurs, once those gloves are laced up there is no air getting inside of those gloves you can bet your ****ing ass on that, especially when they tape the gloves shut.

and as you said right here the cast hardens in a matter of minutes well the wraps obviously didnt as CSAC stated they never got hard as they were told they would by Nazim.

and Trace elements is whats reported by csac

 

Probably because they hadn't wet them yet, which they could have easily done at any time or just relied on the sweat from his hands to activate the plaster.

Air is already inside the gloves. Like I said, do you think they make an air tight seal and vacuum all the air out of the gloves? Think about it.

They looked at the wraps through a special scope and could see the ingredients for plaster. I've seen no credible source for them finding only "trace amounts".

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=4020190

"A California Department of Justice senior criminalist who inspected the wrappings under a stereomicroscope and with an X-ray fluorescence spectrometer determined the wraps contained sulfur and calcium, according to a document obtained by the Times. Those two elements, with the addition of oxygen, make plaster of Paris." :deal