Margarito’s eye injury still a problem, Sept. fight with Cotto in jeopardy

:rofl

 

Is it legal to do this? if it is why doesnt everyone do it if it helps to inflict

 

I dont know if its illegal but i havent heard of many fighters that do it. Actually DLH and Pac are the only ones i have heard of doing this.
Have you ever wrapped your hands though? Imagine taking the tape and rolling it up tightly instead of just putting it on your hand flat like everyone does? That tape can get stiff when wound up. Now imagine punching someone in the face with those ridges wearing only 8 ounce gloves. I have not seen Pac do it in his training which is something i have been looking for. Only during fights.

You seriously dont find that odd???

 

feel free to substantiate your claim.

 

Another conspiracy theory?

Margarito got hit by 400 head punches. He would be lucky if he does not end up with Parkinsons like Roach. And Roach could probably imitate him on TV like waht Margarito did to Roach.

 

Pac's made people bleed going back to his beginnings in boxing dumbass. Bleeding and getting cut is a direct result of getting punched a lot.

 

Wasnt this brought up in the Margarito/Manny fight where Team Margarito actually brought it up to their attention that Manny needed to rewrap his hands or something like this after Team Manny did not allow Margarito to take his special energy drink Im surprise how quickly this was forgotten and not spoken as much. Funny how Freddie is so bias, he never complain about it until Manny face DLH, and then he began wrapping Mannys hand the same way. :huh

 

http://www.livestrong.com/article/93177-hand-wrap-rules/

As long as the officials clears pacs handwraps, sourgrapes can just stfu.

 

Pac's wrap was deemed legal when Garcia complained about it in Texas and deemed legal in Nevada when Roach complained about Oscar's wrap. What's the big deal???

....it's Garcia that has blood on his hands.

 

What goes around comes around. I wish him a complete recovery.

 

Do we have sympathy for this guy now?