Antonio Margarito's gloves were NEVER loaded, irrefutable facts.

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  1. MichiganWarrior

    MichiganWarrior Still Slick! Still Black! Full Member

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    :lol: waaah waaah
     
  2. Bazooka

    Bazooka Pimp C Wants 2 Be Me Full Member

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    Whats funny is when you bring up Floyd beating up on women they ask for pictures claim he is innocent.

    Even though he took a plea and admitted to the accusations his son made a police statement which is available you can search and find it which confirms Ms Harris accounting.

    The kid did 60 days in jail......

    this was his third offense for the same type of crime.... Yet they swear up and down he is innocent.

    Now when you take a plea deal you admit to guilt, you plea guilty so why take the deal if your innocent?

    They argue Floyd didnt want a media frenzy around his kids....

    I counter that with the truth.

    His kids are witnesses and would be brought on the stand, Floyd didnt want the media to hear his own children testify to what he did that night.

    He took the deal because he is guilty

    There is more evidence on Floyd for beating up his babys momma than there is to support the idea that plaster paris was found in Margs wraps
     
  3. Miguel

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  4. cyrax99

    cyrax99 The Greatest Full Member

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    I'm a Floyd fan too, you'll notice he is listed under my favorite boxers. A ***** is not someone who is a Floyd fan, it's someone who is obsessed with Floyd, and will do anything to discredit those who point out the facts that don't support him. There is nothing wrong with true fans of any boxer, it's the hardcore, obsessed group of fanboys that are mentally challenged idiots, they are the ones who ruin any possibility of having rational discussion about boxers on here. For instance, the Cotto fanboys have the absolute need in their minds to believe Margarito had loaded gloves, because they cannot accept the fact that he LOST. When people go from being fans, to being absolutely enamored with a particular fighter, all rational goes out the window, THOSE are the people I hate, regardless if they are *****s, *******s, or anything else.
     
  5. Box702

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    So he brutalizes a prime cotto then is shot overnight vs old mosely?:huh........I use to support margarito just can't do it.He's a warrior but that **** ain't right.
     
  6. El Fijador

    El Fijador ¡Aguas! Donaire Full Member

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    Great post :thumbsup
     
  7. cyrax99

    cyrax99 The Greatest Full Member

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    Yawn, I'm getting really tired of people being illiterate ****s, and having to copy paste the same thing over, and over again.

     
  8. cyrax99

    cyrax99 The Greatest Full Member

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    Six pages in, and tons of vitriol from Margarito haters later....

    Still not one fact from my original post has had any argument against it.

    Yep...
     
  9. des3995

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  11. Cellz A G

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    Even with a broken eye, fighting in NYC, fighting Cotto(e), judges, and the Doctor, Margarito(e) was about to make Cotto(e) go down to a knee once more.
     
  12. cyrax99

    cyrax99 The Greatest Full Member

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    You really don't get it, do you? :patsch Let me spell it out for you

    NO CALCIUM SULFATE WAS FOUND ON MARGARITO'S WRAPS, NONE! TRACE ELEMENTS OF CALCIUM AND SULFUR WERE FOUND, NO CALCIUM SULFATE. BESIDES THAT FACT, THERE WERE ONLY TRACE ELEMENTS FOUND, NOWHERE NEAR ENOUGH TO MAKE PLASTER OF PARIS. NO PLASTER OF PARIS WAS FOUND IN A LABORATORY EXAMINATION OF MARGARITO'S GLOVES, PERIOD! CALCIUM AND SULFATE ARE EVERYWHERE, CALCIUM IS IN YOUR FINGERNAILS FOR EXAMPLE, SULFUR CAN BE ON THERE EASILY BECAUSE OF SWEAT. IT ISN'T HARD TO EXPLAIN WHY THOSE WOULD BE ON THERE, IT WAS OLD GAUZE THAT THEY USED, THEY ACCEPTED RESPONSIBILITY FOR THAT. THE POINT IS THAT NO PLASTER OF PARIS WAS FOUND, NOR WAS ANY CALCIUM SULFATE FOUND.


    Did you read that? Takes 45 minutes to even BEGAN setting, a FULL 72 HOURS to be fully set.


    NO CALCIUM SULFATE FOUND ON THE HAND WRAPS, NONE! THAT IS THE POINT, the necessary ingredient was NEVER FOUND. Oh and maybe reading everything, like the fact tests on PoP debunked the possibility of it being any use for a boxing match, as well as the manufacturer pointing out the implausibility of it being an use would have helped you from sounding so stupid.
     
  13. conraddobler

    conraddobler Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    Capetillo has testified where he found them: in his own bag.

    http://www.secondsout.com/columns/thomas-hauser/antonio-margarito-and-the-handwrap-issue

    Capetillo testified at the hearing that he prepared Margarito’s knuckle pads in the dressing room at the Staples Center and put them on top of the contents in his training bag. Then, when it was time to wrap, he pulled the wrong knuckle pads out of his bag by mistake. He further testified that the confiscated pads had most likely been used by another boxer while hitting the heavy bag in the gym.

    “They just throw their things in my bag,” Capetillo told the commission.

    The following colloquy exemplifies his testimony:

    Q: Is this the kind of pad you usually use in a championship fight?

    Capetillo: No, sir.

    Q: Have you ever used a pad like that in a professional boxing fight?

    Capetillo: No, sir.
     
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  15. conraddobler

    conraddobler Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    X-Ray Fluorescence, the technique used in the investigation, detects atomic elements, not chemical compounds. Calcium and sulfur are constituent elements in Plaster of Paris, and these were detected. So the results are consistent with plaster of paris being in the pad.