Did Danny Green get caught Cheating?

IBO and australia = ****ing joke

 

IBO is like a cult, you have to be either a fckn idiot or Brainwashed to belive in its legitimacy haha

 

they would hardly be that stupid to make it that obvious though

 

Absolutely.The biggest idiot wouldnt be that brazen.

 

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2010/08/the-psychology-of-conspiracy-theories/

 

Like Panama-Lewis stupid?

 

Might go to the shops and see if indeed these gotarade syrup g-series is on the shelves.

 

You are an idiot. Why don't you google some anthropological and medical studies and learn something instead of spouting off. Ever heard of cartilage?

Typing in capitals does not make the statment true - and you have been shown to be someone with an unhealthy agenda and ignorance to match.

 

Yeah, I find that strange.... comes on here making wild accusations but then admits (and proves) total ignorance.

That proves an agenda. I'm considering a couple of options...

1) Butt-hurt RJJ fan.

2) Conspiracy theorist, loves and believes any conspiracy. Makes him feel smarter than "the sheeple".

3) Cognitive dissonance motivational confirmation bias. Someone who has formed the belief that PED use or cheating is prevalent. Perhaps a ***** who bought into the A-side meth debate, perhaps someone who's favourite fighter got beaten and could only believe that the opponent was cheating. Now they jump onto anything that could support this belief and accept that it must be true.

4) Bandwagoner. Saw some other people say it, so they say it too.

5) Nihilistic Transference. A favourite/respected fighter or athlete was found to be a cheat. These feet of clay brought about a nihilistic emotion that feeds off seeing others being brought down. Superimposes the same result onto other fighters or athletes with only the slightest provocation.

What I am not seeing is any rational reason to buy into this. Whilst it is given that 100% of people will be irrational at times, I would like to think that this was something to avoid.
Here, we see people seeming to be happy or proud of being what can only be called functionally stupid.

Weird, but true, but weird.

 

Exactly !

 

See Screenshot, its not Gatorade. Danny needed two diffrent flavours of Powerade apparently, they pull out the Red Powerade when they want him to go faster and the Brown sht is just to mellow him out

RJJ wraps, Siaca bs fight, Briggs farce and now this... the future is looking Bright for Danny Green.

His manager also thinks he can knock out any CW in the world even though he wasnt able to knockout an inactive BJ flores, his manager thinks he is soo tough he needs to move upto Heavyweight and take on the Hayemaker Davie Haye.

Dannys even mention he would like to fight Brock Lesnar :rofl

It is the biggest Hype Job in Australia and wont stop until he is retired again, sadly we have boxers like Katsidis and Vic Darchinan missing out in the headlines here in Australia and dont get much of a following from the general public because of Clowns like Danny Green and Anthony Mundine.

 

Boppa, not sure if it's been addressed but this info is a bit misleading.
Athletes don't remove labels in fear of copyright infringement, it's perfectly legal where any t shirt, drink any drink when being recorded, claiming to be endorsed by the company while doing so would bring about a problem though.

Branding is usually removed by choice by the athlete, companies would absolutely love the free advertising ( in Greens case the product placement of Gatorade could have been worth upwards of 100k), however the fighters have wiser up and smartly won't "endorse" a product, despite using it unless they are getting paid.
I've no doubts someone in team Green approached the drink manufacturer pitched a deal which was refused. Stuff given those buggers free advertising then, would have been the logic so all labels were removed.

 

Ty, ask Austin who conducts their drug testing. If it's not asada (australias regulatory authority for this) they aren't credible, I'd be very interested to hear who do it, I'd be quite surprised if it's done at all.
If it's claimed it is asada we can verify this quite easily

 

Well, I could not find the beverage in question anywhere at woolies or coles for that matter. :rofl

 

I don't think it was anything to do with copyright, that seems unlikely to me.

But grip does seem reasonable. Why not do all of the bottles? Well, it may have been an afterthought. Someone with heaps to do may tape up a bottle and then worry about other things. In between rounds they fill it up, then Danny sits down and says, nah, I'll have the red stuff thanks. So untaped bottle is used.

Hell, I have seen corners forget to put the chair in at the end of the round. But apparently if they don't methodically tape each potential bottle then they are suspect of cheating?

Does anyone here know the meaning of Occam's razor?

A boxer has a choice of drinks, and his corner only bother taping up one bottle. This is the simplest explanation; so applying Occam's razor it is true.

All of the theories that make this out to be sinister involve so much convolution as to be pretty much incomprehensibly improbable. However, this seems to be a fantasy that a few people are enjoying immensely.

Weird, but true, but weird.