Floyd Mayweather beat Jose Luis Castillo with a torn rotator cuff

Floyd a G

Beat prime castillo TWICE

 

Yup, Castillo beat him in the first fight.

 

Noob, where were you when all of the xylocaine talk became all the rage

 

Did you read the Mayweather article? 2 days before the fight he couldn't jab or hook, that **** doesn't clear up in 2 days.

 

YOUR NOT Floyd YOU WEAKLINK.

 

Floyd won both fights hands down!!!

 

Name Country Sport Banned substance Reference
Mbulelo Mabizela South Africa Football (soccer) Marijuana [283]
Emmanuel Magnien France Cycling Corticoids [35]
Bill Mahood Canada Mixed martial arts Drostanolone [284]
Reni Maitua Australia Rugby (NRL) Clenbuterol [285]
Igor Majcen Slovenia Swimming [69]
Mitchil Mann Australia Weightlifting Clenbuterol [286]
Milka Maneva Bulgaria Weightlifting Steroids [102]
Jesús Manzano Spain Cycling EPO, Cortisone, Testosterone, Human Growth Hormone, Nandrolone, Oxyglobin [287]
Diego Maradona Argentina Football (soccer) Cocaine (1991), Ephedrine (1994) [288][289]
Georgi Markov Bulgaria Weightlifting Steroids, Tampering with test [60][102]
Ivan Markov Bulgaria Weightlifting Steroids [102]
Nate Marquardt United States mixed martial arts nandrolone [290]
Rodolfo Massi Italy Cycling cortisone [291]
Martha Matsa Greece Swimming Stanozolol [90]
Jeremy Mayfield United States Auto racing Amphetamine [292]
Floyd Mayweather Jr United States Boxing Xylocaine [293]
Iain McCorkindale England Ten-pin bowling Benzoylecgonine [274]
Sean McCully United States Mixed martial arts Nandrolone [294]
Mark McGwire United States Baseball Steroids (self-admitted after retirement; Major League Baseball did not test for steroids during his career) [295]
Brigitte McMahon Switzerland Triathlon Erythropoietin [296]
Tim McNeill United States Gymnastics Triamcinolone acetonide [297]
David Meca Spain Swimming Nandrolone [298]
Roland Meier Switzerland Cycling EPO [151]
Birgit Meineke East Germany Swimming Turinabol (self-admitted) [299]
Filip Meirhaeghe Belgium Cycling EPO [300]
Oussama Mellouli Tunisia Swimming Amphetamine (Dutch)[301]
Marcelo Melo Brazil Tennis Isometheptene [302]
Eddy Merckx Belgium Cycling Reactivan, lodinated glycerol and Pemoline [303]
LaShawn Merritt United States Track Testosterone [304]
Shawne Merriman United States American football Steroid [305]
Jeff Michels United States Weightlifting Testosterone [306]
Mike Mihelic Canada Canadian football [307]
Harry Milanzi Zambia Football (soccer) Cannabis [249]
David Millar Scotland Cycling EPO [308]
Sevdalin Minchev Bulgaria Weightlifting Furosemide [134]
Donka Mincheva Bulgaria Weightlifting Steroids [102]
Bjarne Møller Denmark Triathlon EPO - self-admitted [309] (Danish)
Claus Michael Møller Denmark Cycling [20] (Danish)
Shane Monahan United States Baseball Deca-Durabolin, Winstrol & amphetamines
Self-admitted in 2007, last played in minors 2003. [310]
Gianpaolo Mondini Italy Cycling EPO [311]
Scott Moninger United States Cycling 19-norandrosterone [312]
Agustin Montero Dominican Republic Baseball [313]
Josh Moreau United States Weightlifting Cannabinoids [314]
Christophe Moreau France Cycling EPO (self admitted) [315]
Cristian Moreni Italy Cycling Testosterone [316]
María Isabel Moreno Spain Cycling EPO [317]
Johnnie Morton United States Mixed martial arts anabolic steroids [318][319]
Luca Moro Italy Auto racing Benzoylecgonine [320]
Mike Morse United States Baseball Steroids [321]
Shane Mosley United States Boxing Tetrahydrogestrinone [322]
Guillermo Mota Dominican Republic Baseball [323]
Johann Mühlegg Spain Cross-country skiing Darbepoetin [324]
David Munyasia Kenya Boxing Stimulant [254]
Giuseppe Muraglia Italy Cycling hCG (Human chorionic gonadotropin) [325]
Johan Museeuw Belgium Cycling Aranesp-darbepoetin alfa [326] (self-admitted)
Adrian Mutu Romania Football (soccer) Cocaine [327]
Mika Myllylä Finland Cross-country skiing HES [328]
Eero Mäntyranta Finland Cross-country skiing Amphetamine [329]


There is a reason why xylocaine was needed. Pitter-patter punches and bum shoulder.

 

lol, look who're making excuses? what a ****ing robbery that was.

 

Because Wladimir beat Byrd just after and Vitali was retired during Byrd's last run before Wladimir beat him for the second time. Threads like this are just preposterous - I really liked Byrd, he was the most skilled fighter at HW at the time and he fought against people outweighing him by 30+ pounds. But Vitali was beating him before the injury and probably would have finished the job in a rematch. Dubbing Vitali a quitter because he retired with a serious injury one single time in his career is moronic.

 

Typical response of someone that just got their ass beat by a Mexican.

 

:deal

 

Mayweather fans talk about the injury and how it affected their fighter's performance. In an interview, Floyd said that he couldn't throw a jab or left hook and if that was the case, I'd understand why it would affect Floyd's performance.

However, the problem is, in the first fight, Mayweather threw 297 jabs. In the second fight, Mayweather threw only 235 jabs.

That's a lot of jabs for someone who can't move his left arm.

Mayweather only threw 109 jabs against Judah, 72 against Hatton, 210 against Mosley, 240 against De La Hoya and 200 against Baldomir, yet we're meant to believe that he threw 297 jabs against Castillo, in a fight where he couldn't move his left arm?

If Mayweather had a shoulder injury, it was clearly an insignificant one. It didn't hamper his punch output and he threw the jab more regularly than in many of his big fights.

 

I am better than that cocksucker

if i became a pro boxer he would be sucking my ****.:deal

 

This section gets dumber by the day. You were there when he got surgery huh? Where is your proof? An your seriosly gonna compare a tear to a ****in dislocation. When you get a little tear you can move your arm after a few minutes. When you dislocate your arm you cannot move it at all. Stupid ****.

 

it's possible....:think