Found it!!! Floyd and ellerbe are liars!!

How long you're been a boxing fan? Floyd and Ellerbe are very well known to say false statements since long time ago just to hype Floyd's fights. Lying is the most effective way to hype Floyd's fights since he has somewhat a boring style of boxing which can possibly discourage the casual fans.

 

Duh.

They're obviously liars and piles of human feces.

 

Were you replying with a general Floyd response? Cuz it doesn't make sense with what the OP said.

As for the shooting his hands up, I doubt I'm alone in saying I'm not surprised in the least.

 

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELUlvKrXaeU[/ame]

10:02 minutes mark

 

Whats Michigan states rule on this?


Clearly it has to be legal if he got two shots in the locker room (in front of someone) and he announced it live on air.

 

Regardless, he's talking about ellerbe flat out saying floyd never did it.

He's a ****ing liar. But it doesn't matter, this xylocaine **** is stupid anyway.

 

I think we all knew that.

 

this is apparently a postfight interview!!!!!!!

Why hype it up?

 

What?

He's talking about novacaine (procaine), not xylocaine (lidocaine).

 

Novacaine's what Nazim mentions on 24/7 and what Ellerbe disputed.

 

I don't know which one to believe anymore.

The USADA and WADA does not test or consider it illegal but the USADA and WADA rules are not what is being used in boxing.

The fact that WADA rules cover a whole gamut of sports to include boxing, is probably the reason why xylocaine is not illegal. Example, basketball players with knee injury or pain can have steroid injection as well as pain killer injection on the affected site. Or any other sport for that matter.

However, boxing is entirely a different animal as the hand is the instrument, that enhancing it, or numbing the pain is a form of cheating in theory and principle.

Apparently someone stated that it is illegal only if used within 24 hours of the fight.

 

Does it matter? It is in the same class of drugs.

 

Of course they lied.

We all knew that.

 

Oh c'mon. Are we going to be this petty? Even if he did inject substance in his hands it couldn't have been any different than a pain killer. You're telling me that should be illegal? Fine by me as long as we can also ban Aspirin. After all, if your favorite fighter has a headache before a match and takes Aspirin it makes him perform better which according to some imbeciles, is a form of cheating. Great! A mega fight can actually be canceled over a headache.

I can post a video of Manny Pacquiao admitting in front of the camera that he once cheated to make weight back in the early days of his career. That's not something I'd call him out on because it was a long time ago. And I'm not desperate to ruin his reputation.